Crypto John Doe The Second

I think this may be my greatest work:

@karbonbased In my home country we call this “smirking dillocks” What do you call it? 🎤 🫳⬇️

in my home country we call these "mystery loaf" what do you call this in your country?

@cmclymer Unbelievable they keep not attending events where their country win the world championship! That’s now the Diving World Cup, Eight Ball Pool world Championship, The World Billiards Championship, The World Bowls Championship, The World Cup of Darts, and now this. Shocking!

Sorry, let me see if I understand this: England is in its first World Cup Final in nearly six decades, and neither King Charles nor Prince William nor any member of the British Royal Family nor Prime Minister Sunak are attending, and we're supposed to believe this isn't sexism?

@Samfr Average wage in 1954 was £7 per week, and the state pension was £1.36 per week. In 1954 that house was no cheaper, it was still 330 times the average annual income. thisismoney.co.uk/money/pensions…

Always love a house price in a biography as a reminder of what used to be affordable. In 1954 Roy Jenkins bought a six bed house in Notting Hill for £120k in today's money. Would now cost around £4-5 million.

@robwmedia @Peston It’s extremely concerning that not only did you write this, with completely misplaced confidence in your complete misunderstanding of inflation and deflation, but that 20 people liked your post and appear to agree with you!? This is basic financial understanding…

@Peston This is wrong. Falling prices would be deflation. This is a lessening of the rate of increase. Prices are still going up! Has basic economics passed you by @Peston?

With falling gas and electricity prices and a slight slowing (slight) in food-price inflation driving the fall in headline inflation from 7.9% to 6.8%, it is difficult to see how the rise in interest rates is having any significant dampening effect on price rises. So-called core inflation is unchanged at a high 6.9% and services inflation ROSE from 7.2% to 7.4%. The Bank of England will again have to put interest rates up in September, unless it has access to more up-to-date data that somehow proves that pay rises that on average are higher than inflation are now slowing. But it will have the biggest challenge to explain why interest rate rises of more than 4% have so far had so little impact, despite causing huge pain to hundreds of thousands of mortgage holders and other borrowers. This is perhaps the biggest credibility test it has faced.

@GrindingPoet SMW = Suck My Wassie (just in case anybody was wondering)

showed my gf my twitter her response “wtf is this language.. are you mentally okay? Please tell me.. let’s go see a doctor” smw

@defi_gojo Does it count if I retweet my own tweet?… at this rate, monetisation may be the downfall of twitter

This engagement revenue thing sucks bros Retweet if you agree 👍 If not comment down why 👎 Share this with your friends if you hate this tweet 😡

@NoContextBrits @inversebrah this is kind of what you look like if we remove your skin 👍

The weirdest thing about this is that this has gone viral, globally, in mainstream media, and not a single person has come forwards to say they know her. No disgruntled exes, no old school friends, no work colleagues, she literally disappeared. Who can do that in this day?!

@TwonXBT Serial killer vibes.

No longer having a woman in the house has its pros…. I would’ve never gotten away wit this shit if she still lived here

@BillyM2k Elon didn’t kill Twitter, monetisation did…

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@AlanFresco4 @EdConwaySky Because the vast majority of movers move up the property chain and will now be reassessing whether they *need* a more expensive property now, or if they can live with what they have for another 6 months to see how the market settles. 6 months turns into years.

This time last year UK house prices were rising at a double-digit pace. Now they're falling at the fastest rate since the financial crisis. Nationwide data shows prices dropped 3.8% in the year to July. Biggest fall in house price inflation for 14 years.

@St4rkie @EdConwaySky It took 8 years for the mortgage market to return to the same level of high ltv lending after 2008. The only people who think this is good for FTB’s are financially ignorant. Cash buyers and homeowners will be most protected from this, renters least so. mpamag.com/uk/mortgage-ty…

@St4rkie @EdConwaySky After covid moneyweek.com/personal-finan…

@barneytheboi When you say people, you mean animals?

@inversebrah This isn’t bullying, it’s justice.

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