And we believe every word from the lying scum

Why indeed. A total mystery. I know it can't be mass immigration because our leaders have told us it isn't.

Quote from: klondike on Yesterday at 10:04:08 PMAnything is worth what it can be sold for. More people want houses than there are houses available so prices are high.

I hasten to add that this has absolutely nothing to do with unfettered mass immigration into our wonderful multicultural society.

But why?   Who are all these people who suddenly need a house,  regardless of price? Where do they get the money from?   Where are they all coming from if its not from abroad?

They are building on every field they can get their hands on round this way,  they are all going to be houses or solar panels soon.    Does that mean all farm animals will have to spend their miserable lives shut in barns soon, and never see a blade of grass or feel sunshine?   The labour and food costs involved will rocket the prices of meat and dairy, and no more free range eggs ever again.

Anything is worth what it can be sold for. More people want houses than there are houses available so prices are high.

I hasten to add that this has absolutely nothing to do with unfettered mass immigration into our wonderful multicultural society.

She wished her money she'd kept
Poor May sat down and wept
Then her doorbell rang
It was the handsome Sam
And he held her until she slept.

Bless

Last one,  promise. 

Another dog I rescued from a pig of a bloke who was kicking him about, and told me he was going to shoot him.
 The pup was around 4 months old at the time.

My old Shep took it in turns with the big dogs,  to wash and care for the kittens.   He turned out a kind and loving dog, and slept  by my bed every night for the next 14 years.

I wonder how these unrealistic house prices can be justified?   
I mean,  what's changed?  A house is still the same bricks and mortar,  garden size,  driveway,  etc that it always was,   so why such ridiculous  price increases?
And even many posher areas that were,  are no longer as desirable as they were years ago, with many new-builds swamping every bit of greenery there was.

She was on the phone right away
Surely she'd not have to pay ?
There was no firm it was a con
And her savings had all gone 
A scammer had had his way. 

Quote from: Scrumpy on Yesterday at 07:55:02 PMThat is very sad Micheal...
What about all the lovely granddads out there..
And every child loves Father Christmas... Just an old friendly guy with a beard , hat and glasses on the end of his nose..

I'm not sure Scrumps,  but I seem to recall reading somewhere that even Father Christmas's  are no longer encouraged to have small children sitting on their laps.   A nearby chair is encouraged instead now.   
Not sure if it is actually illegal or not though.