Budget

[manc-mag 1]

No, you'd spell it out if you could. But you can't.

This is much more fun.

 

To couch it in the terms of this issue, if I were in the position to want to spell it out, I wouldn't have been in the position to you in the first place.

 

(think about it )

 

No, if you could you would as you're obsessed with being proved right. But you can't.

 

Plan B: crack out the emoticons.

[Fop 1]

No, you'd spell it out if you could. But you can't.

This is much more fun.

 

To couch it in the terms of this issue, if I were in the position to want to spell it out, I wouldn't have been in the position to you in the first place.

 

(think about it )

 

No, if you could you would as you're obsessed with being proved right. But you can't.

 

Plan B: crack out the emoticons.

You learn most effectively when you work things out for yourself, it being funny too is a bonus.

[manc-mag 1]

Verdict: cobblers.

[Fop 1]

Verdict: cobblers.

[Holden McGroin 6966]

No, you'd spell it out if you could. But you can't.

This is much more fun.

 

To couch it in the terms of this issue, if I were in the position to want to spell it out, I wouldn't have been in the position to you in the first place.

 

(think about it )

 

No, if you could you would as you're obsessed with being proved right. But you can't.

 

Plan B: crack out the emoticons.

 

Its funny cos its true!

[Fop 1]

No, you'd spell it out if you could. But you can't.

This is much more fun.

 

To couch it in the terms of this issue, if I were in the position to want to spell it out, I wouldn't have been in the position to you in the first place.

 

(think about it )

 

No, if you could you would as you're obsessed with being proved right. But you can't.

 

Plan B: crack out the emoticons.

 

Its funny cos its true!

[ewerk 31604]

There was a woman on the telly the other day saying that the cut to 15% will save people "£2.50 in £100 - people don't know about percentages but I work in a bank".

 

If that's the standard of the average bank clerk, I fear for the mathematical nous of the mere plebs.

 

Vorderman has just been on TV saying that goods which now cost £100 will soon cost £97.50. Mathematical genius my arse, no wonder she got the sack from Countdown.