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[Bjerknes]

any comment?

The security training I just took told me not to download stuff like this but I clicked on it anyway.

Now all my company's data was just sent to Putin.

Thanks, Satfootball.

 

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[ßöмßäяðîëя]

Ah geez.

 

[Cerval]

Next to the attachment, it says it had 6 'views'

 

[Bjerknes]

I would have never imagined these countries would vote no.

 

[Bjerknes]

This is escalating.

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

I really want Iran to be destroyed.

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I would have never imagined these countries would vote no.

Big surprise.

 

[Bjerknes]

I really want Iran to be destroyed.

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Big surprise.

Shaniqua? Big fucking surprise THAT is…

 

[ßöмßäяðîëя]

I have not seen that movie in ages.

 

[Dostoevsky]

@DAiDEViL @lgorTudor Electricity in Germany going up by 60-100% in January?

 

[Strickland]

@DAiDEViL @lgorTudor Electricity in Germany going up by 60-100% in January?

Electricity is the least of the concern in Europe, at least for me, thats what, extra 30-40 euros per month? Increase in heat and loan expenses leave a lot bigger dent in the personal bank accounts, for me both combined are expected to be +300 euros every month to what I usually pay in winter months.

 

[Dostoevsky]

Electricity is the least of the concern in Europe, at least for me, thats what, extra 30-40 euros per month? Increase in heat and loan expenses leave a lot bigger dent in the personal bank accounts, for me both combined are expected to be +300 euros every month.

I expect private businesses to have much higher electricity too which will all result in the inflation increase in the food market which seems to be out of control at this point. Your heating season will end, though, but I doubt they will decrease the price of the electricity. Don't know about other countries but when we had 10-40% increase of the electricity it also meant 110% increase for the businesses which is really insane. We have announced to have the increase of only 10% but I'm well aware that will only be the first wave because they are scared to say more so it will be a step by step so people won't riot. I also think the worst part of the crisis is yet to come after the winter is over.

 

[s4tch]

Electricity is the least of the concern in Europe, at least for me. Increase in heat and loan expenses leave a lot bigger dent in the personal bank accounts.

i don't have a loan, have a well insulated apartment, my phone bill is unchanged (~4€ for unlimited calls and 5 gigs of data haha), my monthly bills didn't really change much.

food inflation is out of hand though, it's like 40% on average, even worse for certain goods. for example cheese costs twice as much as it did last year, same for milk and bread too, so i stopped buying some stuff. at least my only guilty pleasure (snacks/chips lol) is still all right so i can keep poisoning myself

 

[U Picciriddu]

Here it’s becoming quite difficult aswel. I’m still okay financially but I honestly don’t know how some of my colleagues survive.

I was comparing basic food we all have at home with my niece in Italy, everything is like 40 to 60% more expensive here, although we earn a bit more it feels like daylight robbery. Especially certain things like meat, cheese and eggs. Healthcare is outrageous too

 

[Strickland]

I expect private businesses to have much higher electricity too which will all result in the inflation increase in the food market which seems to be out of control at this point. Your heating season will end, though, but I doubt they will decrease the price of the electricity. Don't know about other countries but when we had 10-40% increase of the electricity it also meant 110% increase for the businesses which is really insane. We have announced to have the increase of only 10% but I'm well aware that will only be the first wave because they are scared to say more so it will be a step by step so people won't riot. I also think the worst part of the crisis is yet to come after the winter is over.

General economy'll probably be fucked throughout 2023, no doubt. Just saying that the heating and euribor fucks my bank acc up a lot more than any other increases. In dec my monthly payment for the apartment loan goes up by 150eur due to euribor and in 6m from then itll probably be another 150eur increase. Putin really outdid Covid here.

 

[U Picciriddu]

General economy'll probably be fucked throughout 2023, no doubt. Just saying that the heating and euribor fucks my bank acc up a lot more than any other increases. In dec my monthly payment for the apartment loan goes up by 150eur due to euribor and in 6m from then itll probably be another 150eur increase. Putin really outdid Covid here.

Where are you from?

 

[s4tch]

General economy'll probably be fucked throughout 2023, no doubt. Just saying that the heating and euribor fucks my bank acc up a lot more than any other increases. In dec my monthly payment for the apartment loan goes up by 150eur due to euribor and in 6m from then itll probably be another 150eur increase. Putin really outdid Covid here.

forza baltic countries, besides ukraine, you're also on the wrong side of the d unfortunately. let's hope it won't last an other 2-3 years.

 

[IliveForJuve]

@Signora Omicidi I hope you're doing fine man and somehow avoid prison

 

[Elvin]

I would have never imagined these countries would vote no.

Armenia is a barbaric pseudo-democracy.

 

[Tomice]

@Signora Omicidi , just strangers on the internet but I'm speechless man, that hit hard. Take care of yourself and the family man. Your country will always be in your debt, a fuckin hero.

 

[Bjerknes]

Good. Send them to zero.