PrivateerMk2

This is a surprisingly good idea by American standards. Obvious to anyone else, but I didn't think they'd spot it.

Examples? The private sector is dying, whether you like it or not.

Or, if you do, be prepared to be reduced to abject poverty as a result.

We'd all be dead in a week... Seriously, though, much of the private sector is dying a well-deserved death due to the fact that it is largely in the hands of the greedy, the crooked and the foolish. The private sector cannot be trusted any more than the public.

Surely that's your responsibility?

Either that or he's a micro-shite pilot. Like yachties, but in the sky.

I could, if they'd just extend the car park, but that's not what I meant. I find the controls on cars to be acceptable for something in use in the 1890s but unnecessarily clumsy given our current level of technology.

Sure? How about axing anyone with 'project', 'team', 'manager' or 'administrative' in their job title? All dead weight, every last one.

The world as we know it = nasty crumbly black bits that fall out when you move the toaster.

Nobody! Companies that depend upon large numbers of people having spare money failing during recession? Inconceivable!

Even if the so-called 'IQ' was actually a reliable indicator of intelligence, 131 isn't very high. Abbharrisson, seeing as you wondered: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Airline_Transport_Pilot_License Flying is usually considered to be considerably more complex than driving, though I personally find the reverse to be true, having learned to fly before learning to drive. If you ask me the motor car is a ludicrously badly designed machine that belongs back in the 19th century where it came from.

I understood it, alright. Doesn't make it less crooked, though. I want them to suffer because the charges are unlawful and they are usurous scum, like all bank employees everywhere. And he is a self-righteous tosspot.

Unavoidable medical costs, actually, you self-righteous tosspot.

Not at all, but £35 per transaction? That earns them an eternity of suffering as far as I'm concerned.

Bye-bye, C&G. I hope Lloyds end up going down the pan, with every single member of staff ending up broke, homeless and alcoholic. Then I'll reckon we're even for those overdraught charges.