Now for a video first put on the web back in 2006. I guess even back then some people saw what was coming...
Hat-tip to Old Man Pie
Monday, October 20, 2008
Saturday, October 18, 2008
That banking bailout plan in full...
1. Blame another country
2. Erm...
3. That's it
(with apologies to Lord Gnome)
2. Erm...
3. That's it
(with apologies to Lord Gnome)
Friday, October 17, 2008
Behind the scenes of the bailout plan
EXCLUSIVE! We can now reveal the behind the scenes processes behind the £500bn bailout plan the Treasury announced last week. Enjoy...
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alasdair darling,
bailout,
baldrick,
blackadder,
credit crunch,
gorden brown
Thursday, October 16, 2008
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
Monday, October 13, 2008
All your base...
Who remembers the good old 'All your base' phenomenon then? In tribute to one of the very first Internet memes, we bring you the credit crunch version...

Sunday, October 12, 2008
Gruel is cruel
Now one for all you budget shoppers out there wondering if their daily fix of frozen food is about to disappear forever...

For those of you that haven't already sussed it, the image is from Oliver Twist.

For those of you that haven't already sussed it, the image is from Oliver Twist.
Saturday, October 11, 2008
The Credit Crunch (song)
Proving that artists thrive under tough conditions, we are pround to introduce Antan Debt and his smash hit "The Credit Crunch"!
Do visit his myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/antandebt if you want to show your appreciation. Or find him begging on the streets and give him a few pennies.
Do visit his myspace page at http://www.myspace.com/antandebt if you want to show your appreciation. Or find him begging on the streets and give him a few pennies.
Essential reading?
Continuing a long and worthy tradition of books covering every topic imaginable, this latest issue should be a best-seller* this Christmas.
Note: You won't find this book in the shops so don't try. However JK Galbraith is a real person. His book on the 1929 Wall St Crash is required reading for anyone in the finance industry at the moment.
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books,
crash,
credit crunch,
dummies,
galbraith,
wall street
Warning signs
Welcome to our spiffy new blog, hosting parodies and satirical responses to the credit crunch. First up is our very own humble contribution. In these days of Health and Safety, what better sight to warm the heart of Elmer the Safety Elephant than a new set of warning signs for the credit crunch age. Enjoy!


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bankers,
canary wharf,
credit crunch,
heath and safety,
safety elephant
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