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Britain's
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Britain's
biggest bankers have now so
little to do they bonk each
other all day until it's time
to go home.
Offices,
which once had desks at which
bankers used to make big money
deals, are now bonk desks
where sex is made.
And
if the last recession is anything
to go by, the 25% increase
in bonking in Britain's banks
over the last 6 months is
only the start.
A
43 year old banking old timer
told this newspaper:
"I
remember the recession in
1991 and bonking then, well
bankers were bonking each
other everywhere. It was like
a bonking Beirut here. You
had to look where you were
stepping or you would tread
on a bonking banker. You had
to arrange for a meeting room
weeks in advance or you might
turn up and find bankers bonking
there. It was like the return
of the Sixties but with shorter
hair and sharper looking suits."
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Britain
Moans Through Recession. It's a Disgrace!
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Seriously
though, what is there to be cheerful
about these days?
Even
damn interest rates today have fallen
to a piddly record low of 2% - a figure
not seen since during the war. We
remember the good old days when they
were 15%, now that's something you
can really get your teeth into.
We
never trusted that Darling chap. Never
liked him in Black Adder either, oh
I know the bloody BBC piped in all
that canned laughter to make it all
seem so amusing, but the joke
was missed on this newspaper. Doh!
DID
YOU KNOW? If interest rates fell
just a piddling more quarter point
they would be the lowest interest
rates in the UK for the last 17 billion
years. It's a disgrace!
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Britain
To Sing Through Recession
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Britain
could be about to win the
Eurovision Song contest even
before the contest begins,
that's if the amount of singing
in the country is anything
to go by.
Britons
fed up with the cold weather
and interest rates a plummetin,
and with depression and terrorism
round every corner, are choosing
to perform impromptu musicals
on the streets, in clubs and
at the bus station.
Grease,
Mamma Mia and Sponge Bob Spare
Pants are just two of the
musicals being sung by Britons
too scared to look at their
bank balances, or pay their
mortgages.
When
will it end? Not until the
fat lady sings. That means
we are waiting for Olivia
Newton John to reach 20 stones,
and that's not gonna happen
in a hurry.
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