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But it's always the same.
You affect astonishment at a perfectly mundane aspect of life. Pretend indignation and confusion. Then act as though you're the sole sane mind left in a crazy world. After relating the same experiment for ten years I'd have thought it might have started to wear thin.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:32, archived)
yep,
it always works, and I'm not even trying.

I know that plenty of people have two different cards from two different banks. So what? Whoop de bloody do. I don't, and neither do a lot of people. It's not because they are ignorant non-functioning luddites. It's just because they feel like they only really need one bank account.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:35, archived)
I only have one bank account in the UK.

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:36, archived)
Well there you go.
Normal, see?

Whatever point you were originally trying to make is rapidly losing traction.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:37, archived)
No wonder you can't get a job if you can't follow a perfectly simple conversation.

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:40, archived)
I don't know if I can get a job or not,
I haven't bothered trying for years. It seems to me like you're the one who's lost the plot, though.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:41, archived)
Yes.
I have a current account and a single credit card. A personal banking arrangement so fiendishly arcane that I have to employ an army of accountants to manage it. You prat.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:44, archived)
So you keep saying,
for some reason.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:45, archived)
so you don't have two different accounts in the uk?

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:44, archived)
No.
Jesus wept. Did the past at the top of this thread become invisible?
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:45, archived)
so why is she a luddite for not having two different accounts in the uk while you are not a luddite?

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:47, archived)
?

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:49, archived)
you called her a self pitying luddite after she said
that she doesn't have two different accounts in the uk
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:50, archived)
I called her a lazy Luddite for claiming it was painfully difficult to get photo ID.
I'm not sure I'll be east to persuade out of that opinion.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:53, archived)
OHHH

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:53, archived)
she just said it would be a rigamarole to get the stuff together
and that she doesn't even have a photo id at the moment, you read it wrong
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:54, archived)
yeh
and for the amount a passport costs, I could just buy a safe.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:56, archived)
because I don't also have one in France,
I suppose.
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:50, archived)
you should probably have thought about that before you caused the recession

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:51, archived)
its almost like you're not very good at making a point

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:49, archived)
I'll be sure to keep that in mind tomorrow when I'm being paid to explain complicated things to grown ups.

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:55, archived)
well you are the superior human on this forum,
don't worry we haven't forgotten that
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:56, archived)
This has never been in question.

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:58, archived)
i just thought you might need us to tell you that we all think that
i am just trying to be nice dont get cocky
(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:58, archived)
I appreciate your kind words.

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 21:01, archived)
OH GOD THIS IS ALL SO CONFUSING

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:37, archived)
I'm panic opening bank accounts in all the confusion

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:41, archived)
I just ran up an insane overdraft because I mistook my current account for a credit card

(, Mon 2 Dec 2013, 20:44, archived)