So it seems the "clock" that keeps track of the US's national debt has finally run out of digits; I think that pretty much sums up how fubar this whole thing is.
On the upside, there may be a slim chance that the accounts that the US and UK governments are pilfering money from may be based on the same shoddy programming used to design the debt clock and thereby have also run out of digits, thus capping the amount of money they (and by they, I mean WE) have to claw back. Here's to hoping!
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Welcome one and all to a blog like any other. Here lies yet another unstructured, incoherent set of ill-informed ramblings that serves to clog up the already polluted and much-abused blogosphere. However, amongst the inevitable dross there is an infinitesimal possibility that I may write something of note, consequence, value or substance. I look forward to that day.
Showing posts with label national debt credit crunch bail out US UK plan. Show all posts
Showing posts with label national debt credit crunch bail out US UK plan. Show all posts
Thursday, 9 October 2008
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