arsenic in your parents' (or your) tea

it's how mine are going to get their own house.

TBF it's mainly the current teenage/adult generations that are royally buggered, as the current crop of kids should benefit from a swathe of inheritances and available properties once the current property-owning baby boomers croak.

I'm taking the long term view that my generation is feathering the nests of my parents' generation for the ultimate benefit of my kids' generation.

Ho hum.

At least there's the football to distract us from such gloom. What? Oh...

Posted By: CWC, May 6, 10:51:18