Biggins wrote: » Gold (in certain areas/conditions). Seriously. More folk looking to pay off bills will be handing in some jewellery into pawnbrokers as things get worse. Gold on such items then for sale, supposedly drops when the market reaches saturation point (in theory anyway). -but I reserve the right to be wrong and stupid ...well ok, I'm stupid anyway but thats my excuse!
ronbyrne2005 wrote: » In these times of recession what other things are due for a big fall
anonymous_joe wrote: » Sure isn;t gold at a massively high price? It reached it's highest ever price lately.
The_B_Man wrote: » jaysus i'd love a bag of chips. wonder if anywhere around here sells big horrible greasy ones with loadsa salt and vinegar.....damn sydney health freaks and their salads!
Biggins wrote: » Aye but as your local pawnbroker (if you have any) gets awash in the cheaper stuff by people finding things tight, you will (probably) see the prices in there somewhat differ than from the likes of the big known brand names, more so than ever before. I remember this happening vaguely the last time the country went through the more serious bad times.
Blue_Lagoon wrote: » :pac:Bush
Acacia wrote: » What is this 'sa-lad' you speak of?
sharpshooterH wrote: » lettuce not talk of such things..;)
Deleted User wrote: » Doh
ronbyrne2005 wrote: » 2.95 for a bag of chips in Burdocks tonight. Rip off. Prices must surely fall soon. In these times of recession what other things are due for a big fall in price?
AnonoBoy wrote: » You do know they have the prices up on a big board behind the counter don't you?
Acacia wrote: » I thought they had a list of all the famous people who ate there? Including somebody called 'Matellica'.
Galvasean wrote: » I love that guy.
Acacia wrote: » Yeah, he's the man alright. :P