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4) Airport - getting on / off the plane - why do people jump up like lunatics to get on / off planes??? They haven't even parked the plane and people are trying to get bags out of storage *L*
Coz I am always in a DESPERATE hurry for a fag!
Gas guzzling SUVs blocking my view at roundabouts and when I'm trying to reverse out of a parking space
how does one affect the other?
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4) Airport - getting on / off the plane - why do people jump up like lunatics to get on / off planes??? They haven't even parked the plane and people are trying to get bags out of storage *L*
Coz I am always in a DESPERATE hurry for a fag!
Ads that mix 2 voices:
"Its hard to concentrate on two things at the same time "(dont talk on mobile when driving)
"Its hard to concentrate when you have a headache" (anadin or something like that).
Thats a bit harsh.
I assumed that when you got a mortgage, the bank took into account if you could manage increases?
When other things take effect - i.e your let go, your hours are cut... would you be still an idiot?
I just feel that the whole post is a bit smug... Look at you "idiots - serves you right, throw them to the lions".
I realise that some people have taken on more than they could chew - but banks have to be accountable too, and regulators and so on.... If they can't manage a .00001% increase, why was it approved in the first place?
While I don't have a huge problem with this, it does ignore the competitive effect of the free market. Even if you try to borrow/spend responsibly, the actions of other people will drive up the price for you. So this drives the 'if you can't beat em, join em' thinking.People who don’t take responsibility for their own actions. For example, those who over-reached themselves during the boom and now, finding that they can’t pay the mortgage/loan/credit card bill, blame the government/the banks/the media.
News flash: IT’S YOUR OWN FAULT!! If you are an adult you are responsible for your own actions.
The banks definitely have been to loose in the past but when it comes down to the crunch anyone buying a house at their very maximum repayment ability must look at themselves and say they lost the run of themselves. You are talking a 30-40 year period, there are so many things that can happen good and bad that the individual should have the awareness to legislate for. It is very tough but I dont accept that when bad luck befalls you that you automatically blame someone else.
stop having kids... ?
Exactly...why keep having kids and ask the state to bail you out of trouble ?Well yes, if they are struggling.
While I don't have a huge problem with this, it does ignore the competitive effect of the free market. Even if you try to borrow/spend responsibly, the actions of other people will drive up the price for you. So this drives the 'if you can't beat em, join em' thinking.
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