Re: OT: Well that's killed...

Bear wrote:

In article <rZadnb8ehfH6prbUnZ2dnUVZ8trinZ2d@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Simon
Gates says...
Bear wrote:

In article <vedmi492i2i6dd5ods44lva1g7biae3o7l@xxxxxxx>, Colin
Irvine says...
On 24 Nov 2008 22:59:36 GMT, Lozzo squeezed out the following:

Simon Gates wrote:

Along with the leverage of a ?100bn extra government
(borrowing) >> spend,

He said 'leverage' - when do we get to kill him?

He used it as a noun, which is perfectly correct. It's when it's
used as a verb that the knives need to come out.

I don't care whether it's "correct" or not - a line has to be
drawn, and that word is it :)


'leverage' is a perfectly acceptable word in economics.

I don't care, really.
Who cares what they say to that?
They're all total cunts.

G. B. Shaw said it very well: "If all the economists in the world were
laid end to end, they still would not reach a conclusion."

--
John B
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