Earwicker wrote:

big_dave wrote:

Earwicker wrote:

big_dave wrote:I just see obese cats. I don't see the word "bank".

Out of curiosity Dave what/who do you think the funny fat cats represent, given the main news of the day?

The rich. Not specific the rich in banks, the rich.

The 'elites' you mean?

God no, don't be stupid.

But really.
You're being obtuse again.

They are fat cats gambling.

In an emergency room.

Being fed 'blood' by the little people.

By Gordon Brown and (I think that's meant to be) Darling.

On a day that billions of tax payers money is fed into the trembling banking system, by the government while they, continue to gamble.



Are you being honest now? Come on.

I still see fat cats, symbol of the rich and middle class of England.

... excellent tweddle dee.

So what do you think the fat cats represent Gramsci?

I don't know what they represent but they are just as cute as they can be.

Earwicker wrote:So what do you think the fat cats represent Gramsci?

The banking sector. The only thing Big_Dave is guilty of is not having a grip on current evens in the UK. And considering that UK current events aren't really regarded as news anywhere but in the UK this isn't exactly surprising.

Gramsci wrote:

Earwicker wrote:So what do you think the fat cats represent Gramsci?

The banking sector. The only thing Big_Dave is guilty of is not having a grip on current evens in the UK. And considering that UK current events aren't really regarded as news anywhere but in the UK this isn't exactly surprising.

As far as I am aware Big Dave lives in the UK Gramsci.

He also works for the banking sector.

Maybe that explains it.


At least you could admit the patently obvious

Earwicker wrote:At least you could admit the patently obvious

Sure... I should say I wasn't really referring to Big D related stuff before, it was more of a general greeting.

Gramsci wrote:

Earwicker wrote:At least you could admit the patently obvious

Sure... I should say I wasn't really referring to Big D related stuff before, it was more of a general greeting.

not sure i get this one.

Walk me through it would you