what melly sees in his fantasy world:

Epileptic fit 3577 and 3578........and counting.

"porsche panorama"

this is about the only "vehicle" you can afford melly:

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People should bring back more of this type of thread if only to shut that gobshiite Melly up. Imagine living in Melly World. Every day he opens his bedroom curtains expectantly thinking this could be the day and then he bursts into tears if the sun is shining and goes back to bed until the next day when if it has started to rain he gathers up Norman and Hilda his trapped rats and rushes down to the self built Ark about which the council has served final notice to demolish.

Poor Melly.

He didn't even get high inflation let alone hyperinflation. The only two things massive are his ego and his lack of shame. A definite pattern which persists to this day was evident though. Plenty of people, myself included, were prepared to give an opinion and timeline with most of us being there or thereabouts. Only Melly wouldn't and there is no surprise in that because he was hopelessly out of his depth.

By the way Melly. How much does it cost to fill up the shiitmobile today?

melly cops 125 pounds a lecture but is concerned with 1.43 a litre


ETO- inflation now 1.1% do you realise that it COULD DOULBE!!!!!!!!! to a whopping 2.2%.

Thats hyperinflation in melly world

still no sign of the tsunami

I'll answer for him. Soon.

Melly is right even when he is wrong. You can't ignore a tsunami sucker. We aren't talking about chiselling away but being swept away you moron.

I'd rethink calling me moron if I were you. In fact I think you'd be far better off if you called me brilliant or mensa IQ level prodigy or the smartest human being ever, or something like that.

You see, as you lay awake at night muttering between your teeth "what an idiot I was to let this guy mess with my head", you'd be better off if you finished it up with "he's a brilliant the SOB". Because if you thought I was a moron after doing *that* to you, where the feck is that leave you?

As for anger I'm not the one who has bet the farm and is sweating on it coming in.

Same old trick. How boring you are.

I drew you in. Of course you thought you were invited. You should have paid attention to those horror movies when you were young.

And despite your delusional state causing you to think you are winning you can't stop dancing for me. Why is that?

Where is the tsunami Melly?

@ obviously not bongo


The best pay-ops operations are also the ones who achieve their objective and move on.

To summarize, you lost your way one day  and stumbled on here. For reasons only known to your very sick mind, you decided to stick your little winnie in a meat grinder. The result was predictable. Like a wounded animal, all you've done every since is try to re-write history and keep sticking your little winnie in the same meat grinder, over and over again, to prove that it doesn't hurt.

Some traps are forever…….especially the one's set in someone's mind.

You need to find a way to get Menelaus out of your head and give yourself some peace.



@ bongo

I haven't read the book you posted about but based on your description what the authors describe is not hyperinflation. Belarus experienced vicious inflation the last three of years (nearly 300pc - check the USD/BYR cross chart 2009/12) but did not experience hyperinflation.

Hyperinflation is not a monetary event.

If you haven't read it already, I recommend Adam Ferguson's excellent book on the Weimar hyperinflation incident "When Money Dies".

The clock is ticking Melly.

Bongo

As with most things the problem with Melly is that he will tell you that there is only one answer and unsurprisingly that is his. There is no universally accepted definition of a hyperinflationary event but there are some factors which many see as usually being present. Some mathematical types seek to put a number on it so that if inflation exceeds X then they class it as hyperinflation. A common one is 50% per month.

It could be argued that to some extent this misses the point. Rather than a mathematical or even monetary event it could be construed as an emotional one which amongst other things involves what is essentially a repudiation of the unit of currency in the country by the populace.

@ bongo

Sorry to see that your question was buried under noise.

The stuff our resident psychopath is posting trying to impress (but all it does really is reveal that he is all fluff and no substance regurgitating various widely published ideas but having no opinion of his own) is tabloid level drivel.

Hyperinflation is not a monetary event, therefore trying to define it with mathematical parameters is a waste of time. All the psychopath is doing is parroting something he read in a magazine somewhere. His second paragraph partly touches on the truth but has so many holes in it, it could be used as a sieve for straining spaghetti. Weasel phrases like "it could be construed", "among other things" blah, blah, bull sh1t, take away from anything positive that can be taken from it.

Read the book I recommended. Then you'll realize that the annual inflation figures you quoted, with numbers and you evidently consider so amazing, were taking place in the span of virtually every few hours in the Weimar case once the **** broke.

Hyperinflation is not a monetary event, and contrary to popular belief, it's not "very high inflation". Hyperinflation is complete loss of faith in a fiat currency, with those who have it trying to get rid of it as soon as possible to acquire goods, and those with goods to sell jacking the price up so high and so often as to make the purchase of those goods virtually impossible. And then not available at any price but only available through barter of goods for goods.

Take your cue from Mr. Ferguson's title for his brilliant piece of research and book, in hyperinflation..........MONEY DIES.

It's like a three hour drum roll waiting for a porn money shot and then it dribbles out of the end of his pecker. He really does think he is delivering tablets of stone to the great uninitiated. What a cocck.

I just called you a clueless mug who parrots stuff he reads in tabloids without the ability to fully understand and formulate his own opinion and *THIS* is the best you got?

I suppose the truth is hard to argue with.





P.S. That you were "all fluff and no substance" I knew from your very first post on here, it's the how sick you really are that was the surprise once you started melting down and revealing more about your mind's inner workings.

What?

Oh, you thought it was all a game !!!!






























So did the dogs in Pavlov's experiments.