Profile for Conman the Barbarian:
Profile is a noun.
It can be a side view of an object or structure, especially of the human head or it can be the degree of exposure to public notice; visibility. It can also be a formal summary or analysis of data, often in the form of a graph or table, representing distinctive features or characteristics.
Recent front page messages:
none
Best answers to questions:
- a member for 2 years, 3 months and 26 days
- has posted 29 messages on the main board
- has posted 0 messages on the talk board
- has posted 2 messages on the links board
- (including 2 links)
- has posted 5 stories and 0 replies on question of the week
- They liked 9 pictures, 0 links, 0 talk posts, and 1 qotw answers.
- Ignore this user
- Add this user as a friend
- send me a message
Profile is a noun.
It can be a side view of an object or structure, especially of the human head or it can be the degree of exposure to public notice; visibility. It can also be a formal summary or analysis of data, often in the form of a graph or table, representing distinctive features or characteristics.
Recent front page messages:
none
Best answers to questions:
» Banks
RBS Reject
I used to bank with RBS in my student days - always living in my overdraft, that kind of thing. Anyway, once I was finally getting back on an even keel, the bastards closed my account and posted me a cheque for the amount it contained. "WTF AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THAT?" I thought to myself, as this had been the one and only bank account I'd ever had.
I have to laugh now when I look back - there's no way I'd have expected to be a part owner of the company within 10 years.
(Thu 16th Jul 2009, 13:44, More)
RBS Reject
I used to bank with RBS in my student days - always living in my overdraft, that kind of thing. Anyway, once I was finally getting back on an even keel, the bastards closed my account and posted me a cheque for the amount it contained. "WTF AM I SUPPOSED TO DO WITH THAT?" I thought to myself, as this had been the one and only bank account I'd ever had.
I have to laugh now when I look back - there's no way I'd have expected to be a part owner of the company within 10 years.
(Thu 16th Jul 2009, 13:44, More)
» Top Tips
Stimulate Consumer Spending
by announcing tax cuts that will cause the public to hold off using their hard earned cash for another week or two, while businesses wonder whether to reduce prices in line with the tax cut.
Come to think of it, wasn't procrastination last week's question of the week?
(Wed 26th Nov 2008, 12:31, More)
Stimulate Consumer Spending
by announcing tax cuts that will cause the public to hold off using their hard earned cash for another week or two, while businesses wonder whether to reduce prices in line with the tax cut.
Come to think of it, wasn't procrastination last week's question of the week?
(Wed 26th Nov 2008, 12:31, More)
» God
God - likes a laugh, doesn't He?
Apparently Stirling is set to get a patrol of religious volunteers who will 'help people who get into difficulty on a night out'.
The story goes on to say they 'will offer help and advice in a non-confrontational way in a bid to cut drink-related violence'.
I'm not the most violent drunk, but if I was turning myself inside out because I'd had a couple too many,
the last thing I'd need is some 'advice' from the bible. And can you see them stepping in to referee a fight outside the pub?
(Fri 20th Mar 2009, 14:12, More)
God - likes a laugh, doesn't He?
Apparently Stirling is set to get a patrol of religious volunteers who will 'help people who get into difficulty on a night out'.
The story goes on to say they 'will offer help and advice in a non-confrontational way in a bid to cut drink-related violence'.
I'm not the most violent drunk, but if I was turning myself inside out because I'd had a couple too many,
the last thing I'd need is some 'advice' from the bible. And can you see them stepping in to referee a fight outside the pub?
(Fri 20th Mar 2009, 14:12, More)
» Top Tips
Can't get a mortgage?
Strike a deal with the nearest 'Free Tibet' activist and use the remainder of their 10 Kellog's cereal boxes, plus a free plot at your local underpass, to create that dream home you've always wanted.
(Tue 8th Apr 2008, 22:39, More)
Can't get a mortgage?
Strike a deal with the nearest 'Free Tibet' activist and use the remainder of their 10 Kellog's cereal boxes, plus a free plot at your local underpass, to create that dream home you've always wanted.
(Tue 8th Apr 2008, 22:39, More)