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| Fri 8 Oct 10, 9:25 PM Tall_Submissive 4 yrs  |
Has any one actually got any Money left to see a Pro Dom? | ||
| 8 Oct 10, 9:27 PM picksy UK(PL), 4 yrs  |
Well if you write a bad chq the beating that follows will be like getting a freebie ! It's a very small world in the middle of a crowd . | ||
| 8 Oct 10, 9:32 PM subbie_penfold UK(RH), 22 mths |
Depends on your priorities... want something bad enough you find the money somehow... | ||
| 8 Oct 10, 9:35 PM go_dutch UK(AL), 4 yrs  |
going to see a PD is a luxuary, just like lots of other things. either you find the money or you cut back, like in many other aspects of life. Edinburgh Fringe Munch 15/08/10 | ||
| 8 Oct 10, 9:35 PM AngelFingers1 UK(CH), 2 yrs |
Does that mean even more subs (with agendas) looking for lifestylers? Oh goody Anything but ordinary | ||
| 8 Oct 10, 9:38 PM excite93 2 yrs |
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| 8 Oct 10, 9:47 PM misfit UK, 3 yrs |
You should give Dave Gorman a call Best M Space travels in my blood. And there ain't nothing I can do about it. | ||
| 8 Oct 10, 9:52 PM misfit UK, 3 yrs |
Yes, but not to see a PD. Essentials have to be met first. M PS If VAT had not increased then income tax would have had to rise. Space travels in my blood. And there ain't nothing I can do about it. | ||
| 8 Oct 10, 9:53 PM BlksubLondon UK, 7 yrs |
Liking this post alot. Not that I would do it of course .
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| 8 Oct 10, 9:57 PM phil7seven 8 yrs |
I think the recession needs to be kept in perspective - unemployment is 7.8% compared to 5% 5 years ago, and the increase in VAT rate, which isn't yet in effect, is 2.5%. Those are important figures if you're unlucky enough to lose your job, but the vast majority of people who had enough disposable income to visit a pro-domme a year ago will stay be able to do so today, won't they? | ||
| 8 Oct 10, 11:07 PM wonderer UK, 5 yrs |
I think those figures don't tell the whole story. Many people have less secure employment, fewer hours, poorer pay rises, heavier workload / expectations as employers take advantage of the market conditions, less overtime and so on. Many self-employed, small businesses etc have far less business. And many people have lost employment but are not on benefits. I personally have a third of the gross pay that I had 2 years ago, supplemented by bits of casual earnings. Ubi caritas et amor, Deus ibi est. http://www.informedconsent.co.uk/posts/226772/ |
