New Twitter Interface. What do you think? 19th October 2010 11:19 AM
So far don't like it. I've switched over to hootsuite so I don't have to look at it anymore.
PostsHappy birthday kip!!! 15th October 2010 1:16 PM  HOW OLD?Happy Birthday Kipper PHP SQL guru wanted 14th October 2010 8:30 PM Neil Pie PHP <- Google it. If he can't help he will probably know someone who can. Loving Skype.... 12th October 2010 8:26 PM “By the way, I am extremely butch and manly! Ignore that Alison chick  ”Grrrrrr..... just like Tony the Tiger. Loving Skype.... 12th October 2010 8:13 PM Is it now official then.. Kip is a big girl. Child Benefit F****! 7th October 2010 9:57 PM “When governments have such an unrealistic view of the amount of money it costs to pay for the bare essentials in today's Britain, it's not surprising that they get the minimum wage wrong (it should be higher if the tax payer's to avoid subsidising the housing costs of the badly paid workers and non-workers alike). Where's the next Beveridge?” I disagree on minimum wage.. It is great for people working who know they can get paid a certain amount as a minimum but for a small business it is a nightmare. Every time it goes up the chances of small businesses being able to grow and employ more people goes down. Child Benefit F****! 6th October 2010 10:14 AM If (and I can see them doing it before 2013) they close the loop hole and make the whole thing equal then I don't have a problem with it. Meaning if they make it so that a "household" that earns over UK's FSB says 400 small businesses going bust every week! 23rd September 2010 4:41 PM It is a tough one Andy, but to be fair the banks are businesses and one of the reasons they got themselves into trouble was taking too many risks. They cannot win. If they don't lend they are hurting businesses. If they lend and it goes wrong then they are hurting the overall economy. My own company is financed through my own cash. I won't borrow, I refused an overdraft when it was offered to me, purely out of spite as I don't like banks. I'd like to see the banks get back to sensible lending where they actually assess every customer on their own merits, to be fair I think some of them are trying to do this. Rather than employee account managers or advisers they would be better off getting in an experience commercial credit manager who has worked at a decent size corporate and get them to make the lending decisions when it comes to business banking. You will get a much better overall risk strategy and a little more risk taking but tempered with a sound no when it is the only correct decisions. Anyone from one of the banks reading this want to talk to me about it, you know where I am Website values - of course its all cobblers :) 21st September 2010 2:39 PM The odd 76 cents is because you lost 24 cents for accepting me as a member. Lego loses its red brick trademark 15th September 2010 4:56 PM It does seem a bit odd that you can have a trademark in place for 14 years and then it gets overturned. |
