Logique
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I can only assume you were given cigarettes as counting aids on the first two attempts.My worst three years at school were trying to pass Grade one maths........
Maybe his only true qualification is as a printer and then he just printed all his MBA's and other qualifications along with all that money he's been printing lately.My worst three years at school were trying to pass Grade one maths yet I can see we have over spent and you wonder the value of a MBA or UNI education like Big Ben has when they keep printing .
I would take 300, 000 years to count the amount of money USA owes.
The situation in Greece is looking really ugly...It almost looks as if default is certain.
The probability of the pressure of such a default spreading to Spain and Portugal also seems overwhelming. On that basis major European banks would be insolvent. How other financial centres could stay operational would be a mystery.
Given the history of the last financial crisis "solutions" would range from throwing further billions to bankers to wholesale reductions in government expenditure to meet debt needs. And because financial markets are now so instantly interconnected collapse could be very quick.
What happens if the atms don't spit out money ? What happens if we can't access our bank accounts ? How would wages, bills, business payments and pensions be paid ?
Of course this hasn't happened before so it can't happen now can it ?
(I really hope this is just a bad late night dream..)
What about the smell ?, some livestock (muzzle 'em if you have to so the neighbours don't know you have some)......
What about the smell ?
Sewing up the other end is obviously not an option.
I assume a harem is not classed as live stock?
Bummer
The situation in Greece is looking really ugly...It almost looks as if default is certain.
The probability of the pressure of such a default spreading to Spain and Portugal also seems overwhelming. On that basis major European banks would be insolvent. How other financial centres could stay operational would be a mystery.
Given the history of the last financial crisis "solutions" would range from throwing further billions to bankers to wholesale reductions in government expenditure to meet debt needs. And because financial markets are now so instantly interconnected collapse could be very quick.
What happens if the atms don't spit out money ? What happens if we can't access our bank accounts ? How would wages, bills, business payments and pensions be paid ?
Of course this hasn't happened before so it can't happen now can it ?
(I really hope this is just a bad late night dream..)
While Greece, Ireland , Portugal and Spain are floundering the political leaders in France, Germany and Italy don't seem to have any answer, and are mainly concerned with hanging on to their jobs.
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