Even if you said we were owed the minimum wage that was prevalent then in Germany, with a tiny rate of interest the amounts would have to be much, much larger than what we're getting".
Today, the U.S. central bank (the Fed) tells us it thinks the economy is strong enough to warrant a tiny rate hike, and while inflation is low, people still believe it will be normal in the longer term.
Moreover, the expectation of property gains is now so engrained that a tiny rise in rates is unlikely to dampen the mania.
The slowdown reflects a tiny 0.5percentt rate of growth in the category that includes auto loans, down from a 6.1percentt surge in this category in June.
This is hardly surprising given that section 60 searches, which were central to the programme, had a tiny success rate: fewer than one in 200 resulted in arrest for possession of a dangerous weapon.
One second he's implying that free-and-easy gun laws are the problem; the next, he's pointing out that Canada, with its equally lax gun rules, and equally lavish consumption of violent Hollywood movies, has a tiny murder rate.
And remember that Pownce, with a tiny burn rate, doesn't need to hit Facebook-like numbers, or even a fraction of that, to be a success.
And since each munition may contain hundreds of bomblets, even a tiny failure rate can cause substantial civilian harm.
The National Rifle Association's Political Victory Fund spent $11.8 million and had a tiny success rate of 0.83percentt -- and that was before the NRA embarrassed itself with its call to post armed guards at public schools after 20 children and six adults were killed by a military-style assault weapon at an elementary school in Connecticut in December.
However, Renate Samson, chief executive of Big Brother Watch, said the tiny rate of rejections raised questions about the claim that police forces are being frustrated in their quest for information.
The show rose from a tiny 1.5 rating for its premiere to a 2.3 when the additional viewing was counted.
