[lorre]

"I cant understand why they dont trun the water cannons and rubber bullets on these wee cunts." Bono i think the general reports where stating the police where nowhere to be seen so no water cannons maybe a lack of them aswell.

[Sneakerphile]

Anyone notice how all the fucking douchebags that are either shown on the news or speaking on the radio all seem to be of the same breed, ie: illiterate, in-bred, tracksuit wearing fuck-tards!
I feel sorry for the police, as their hands are totally tied. In this wonderful day and age of protecting everyones civil liberties, they aren't allowed to attack any of them, otherwise they risk being pulled up on assault charges. God I hate the "justice" system in the fucking country. It's one of the few things that the US seem to have a better grasp of.

[ihatebono]

Anyone heard from Mr.P?

Cheers for the explanation Lorrie but I still don’t really understand this stock market pish. All I know is I have more money in my pocket than I did this time last year so I’m not that bothered.

Errol there might not be enough police but there are police and I think the sensible majority would agree its ok for them knock fuck out of wee dicks who at best will never amount to anymore than a burden to society.

[pukkabruv]

i saw the superstars on that bloke and thought... maybe that's Mr.P going vigilante on the cunts thats are trashing the streets

[mr.pure]

A given market, eg. The FTSE is made up of components, in the FTSE's case, the 100 largest companies listed in the UK.
They are all represented in the index but greater weighting is given the larger the company within the FTSE so whilst each company will be represented to the tune of say 1 share, if your company is say Glaxo, it might be represented by 3 shares and if it was Vodafone, it might be represented by 10 shares. I remember reading somewhere a few years ago that the 3 largest companies on the FTSE make up about 30% of the total value of the FTSE.
When a market falls it is just a representation of the fact that general feeling is that the current economic situation in the market that those companies occupy is not healthy enough to support their current share price, making them over-valued, so the price drops. A bear market.
If, say, the Government wanted to improve the economic climate for the man in the street and decided to drop Income Tax to 10%, everyone would feel flush and with smiles on their faces go out and buy 42" LCD's and shiny new cars etc.
Under those circumstances the fund managers would feel that the market had a healthier future thus making the market currently under-valued, so the index would go up. A bull market!

[pukkabruv]

is that the box the cabbages come in?

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name and shame innit http://catchalooter.tumblr.com

[Lorrie]

Interested to hear what it's actually like in the streets - media tends to wildly distort this kind of thing. I had a friend in Athens during their 'riots' and it was nothing.

[steve-o]

I think this sums up the intelligence levels of these "rioters"

[ez-1]

IDIOTS.

[mr.pure]

Hahahhhahahaa.
Some of 'em really were dipsticks.

[Squeaky]

Whahahahahahaha, idiots!!!!!

[Whisky-Ace]

I found this link in a Danish article about the riots in england ...
The Biggest gainers in Sports & Leisure sales rank over the past 24 hours.
The link to amazone.co.uk
scroll down to the telescopic police baton are up with 18695% and baseball bat are up 8440% that is crasy.

[flyingcod]

My fridge was looted last night, eight fucking cans of beer they took!

They must have knocked me out unawares as I've got a belting headache this morning.

fc if it ain't nailed down

[pokey27]

I Have far too much to say on all of this rioting/looting and the wastes of DNA that are involved so i won't even go there but the more i see the more angry i'm getting and tbh more worried too.
Everyone just stay safe and take care

[Vortec]