
tegs07
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sgt.peppers lonely hearts club band - beatles
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dopes to infinity - monster magnet
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sweet leaf - black sabbath
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Dead cities - FSOL
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babylon system - bob marley
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it ain’t what you do (it’s the way that you do it) - fun boy three & bananarama
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girlfriend in a coma - smiths
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new rose - damned
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real wild child - iggy pop
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dr.funkenstein - parliament
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mama’s got a girlfriend now - ben harper
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once more - the wedding present
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17 minutes ago, prowla said:
Though the text says it, selling it with the upbranding (unauthorised use of trademarked logo) is still illegal.
It’s certainly a crime against aesthetics …
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The description fesses up to the fake decals.
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she sells sanctuary - the cult
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something wicked this way comes - the herbaliser
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word up - cameo
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5 minutes ago, Nicko said:
Vain Morrison
Your supposed to ruin the name not clarify it.
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i am the resurrection - stone roses
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On 22/09/2022 at 21:43, dballona said:
Price dropped to £700
Bargain. If I didn’t already have one I would be having this!!
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get back - the ubiquitous mop tops
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albatross - corrosion of conformity
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bizarre love triangle - new order
Apparently…..it isn’t a job
in General Discussion
Posted · Edited by tegs07
The former governor of the bank of England, Mervyn King once said “house prices are a matter of opinion, debt is real”.
The debt is dependent upon affordability which is dependant upon interest rates.
House prices are no longer tied to (sensible) salary (multiples) as the criteria for purchase IMO but are totally dependent upon access to cheap credit. Remove this from the equation and what houses are really “worth” will be revealed.
My personal opinion is that two decades of ultra cheap credit has distorted the economy entirely, shifted asset ownership into the hands of people who can afford the risk of loading up on cheap credit and made the risks far higher for those on the first rungs of the ladder. This disproportionately affects the young.