I hate the saying 'credit crunch'
it doesnt fucking mean anything, its a recession not a 'credit crunch'.
EDIT: sorry how rude, morning grump mode off. Wttp :)
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:12,
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EDIT: sorry how rude, morning grump mode off. Wttp :)
Me too!
It's not that it doesn't mean anything as it's been given meaning. It's just everything has to has it's buzzword to make it sound cool in the media.
It's a recession. It is in no way cool, stop trying to market it!
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:13,
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It's a recession. It is in no way cool, stop trying to market it!
sound cook?
what's that? Did I miss the latest buzz phrase memo?
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:17,
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why I oughta...
you pesky kids and your cool editing skills. *shakes fist*
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:20,
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Baby P caught credit crunch at Jade Goody's funeral while riding a whale with John Peel
A friend of mine said he doesnt go out much these days because of the credit crunch...he lives with his parents *Face-slap*
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:17,
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It means that the LIBID (London Interbank Bid Rate )
is too high. No bank will lend another any money, credit dries up and money stops sloshing about the system.
That's the "Credit Crunch". Credit being stopped and you need money to make money. Northern rock wasn’t that fucked; but as soon as there was a run on the bank it all went tits up. This happened around the same time as the CDO crash. If the credit market would open up things would get better sooner. But you'd be stupid to lend to someone who may go tits up at any mo. Cos they need credit :)
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:26,
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That's the "Credit Crunch". Credit being stopped and you need money to make money. Northern rock wasn’t that fucked; but as soon as there was a run on the bank it all went tits up. This happened around the same time as the CDO crash. If the credit market would open up things would get better sooner. But you'd be stupid to lend to someone who may go tits up at any mo. Cos they need credit :)
I am aware of all this.
But that's no longer the case. Credit Crunch has gone on to mean recession.
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:30,
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There is no recession.
keep on saying that.
There is no recession.
There is no recession.
There is no recession.
Is it true yet?
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:31,
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There is no recession.
There is no recession.
There is no recession.
Is it true yet?
no, this isn't right either
The credit crunch and the recession are two different things, and each one fueled and exacerbated the other.
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 12:46,
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What a pair of no-good bums they are!
Not an ashtray in sight...
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Mon 27 Apr 2009, 13:16,
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