House price gravy train may have hit the buffers

[blup]

We've collectively pulled up the drawbridge and told them to sod off.

Not we, it was Maggies policies, picked up by Broon and Bliar.

 

[Brigadier]

That is so true ..

No it's not.
Not outside of your bitter and twisted bubble anyway

 

[fillyboy]

No it's not.
Not outside of your bitter and twisted bubble anyway

It is true, but to add some perspective Tattoos and Glastonbury are the only things I can see that were available to me in the 70's.
Does 'George' count as designer clothing?

 

[aveatry]

It is true, but to add some perspective Tattoos and Glastonbury are the only things I can see that were available to me in the 70's.
Does 'George' count as designer clothing?

In 1970 you would have to of forked out
£1 to get in and that included camping and a free milk from the farm.

 

[Koolpc]

No it's not.
Not outside of your bitter and twisted bubble anyway

You mean you are stuck in your own little twisted bubble!

 

[noseall]

What nonsense have you been reading? People like you make me feel ill.

My son, a “professional “, on good money fortunately, is paying £1000 per month th in a shared house . He has a bedroom that he used also as his work from home station and shares a bathroom with one other.

How on earth do”normal” wage earners in London afford to rent? How can they possibly save for a mortgage deposit? My son earns a lot more than me but London Weighting does not transform a shop assistants salary into a mega wage.

As for your final comment, people on regular wages could generally afford to buy, or rent, and the problem in the late ‘70’s was not affordability but the availability of Mortgage Funds - there was a queue!

You really have no clue as to the challenges posed to youngsters.

DIYfun is one of the most vociferous negative critics of young people on here along with harry bloomfield.

Both are childless. Both are clueless.

 

[noseall]

bitter and twisted

Sums him up perfectly.