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Isn't it about time the culprits apologised for this mess they've got us into?

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The GodMother

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You'll never get an apology. Just a gesture of good will.

 

This may sound stupid but is that not the same thing in a way?

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bottomburp

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No it isn't.

 

An apology means "I admit I have made a mistake and I am sorry"

 

A gesture of goodwill means "I do not accept liability in any way, shape or form but to make you go away and stop berating me about the mistake(s) I made but which I will not admit to making (and am having a great deal of difficulty trying to persuade you that I am not liable for because you and I both know I am guilty) I'll give you a fiver/bunch of flowers/bottle of wine"

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The GodMother

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but what if they dont put as a guesture of goodwill?

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The GodMother

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Oh rite so if they say as a guesture of wood will then its a guesture of good will

 

But if they put

 

We are giving you this money back then its still a guesture of good will even tho they have not said that.

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It's still a gesture of goodwill ;)

 

Oh rite so if they say as a guesture of wood will then its a guesture of good will

 

But if they put

 

We are giving you this money back then its still a guesture of good will even tho they have not said that.

 

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:confused::confused::D you n me both kia :)

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well i have asked if they dont put a guesture of goodwill is it them admitting there mistake. I was told no as it is still a guesture of good will.

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i know that

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Oh But if they put We are giving you this money back then its still a guesture of good will even tho they have not said that.
If they give you a "present" without apologising they're making a gesture of goodwill whether they say so or not.

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Will Sir Fred Goodwin hand back his 2004 knighthood "for services to the banking industry", last year's £2.88m bonus, his £500k+ annual pension and his reported guaranteed payoff of at least £1.2 million (last year's basic salary) when he resigns?

 

Time to restore a modicum of honour Fred.

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Will Sir Fred Goodwin hand back his 2004 knighthood "for services to the banking industry", last year's £2.88m bonus, his £500k+ annual pension and his reported guaranteed payoff of at least £1.2 million (last year's basic salary) when he resigns?

 

Time to restore a modicum of honour Fred.

Oh look, the Pig Red Arrows!!! ;)
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Eh? Please translate :?

 

Flying pigs !!:D

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Oh look, the Pig Red Arrows!!! ;)

 

I don't understand what flying pigs have to do with what I posted.

 

Also, I'm not aware of any connection the Red Arrows, a marvellous, acrobatic, non-combatitive, flying squadron have with flying pigs.

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;) I am sure he could not give a flying fig never mind pig about his knighthood. He has his loot and lots of it, he will be on holiday soon, looking at the mess he helped to create from afar. I think criminal charges should be brought down on his head and many others, but you can bet nothing will happen to any of them. If it was us being late with a payment or going over our overdraft limit then as usuall there would be hell to pay.
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In other words give back my knighthood, not on your nelly mate, hence pigs flying rarely seen if ever

 

Thank you for your clarification PGH - an unfortunate turn of phase used originally then.

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