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  1. TGregg

    Broke-- The New American Dream

    When and where can I watch this film?
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    Afternoon matinee: Milton Friedman on Libertarianism

    "Maximum possible freedom for the individual". LMAO, what a throwback. Who wants freedom any more? Freedom to fail? Freedom to suffer? Maybe a dozen of us, but most everybody else is happy to trade that for the "comfort" of government parents.
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    No laughing matter, yet Bush Ben and Paulson are laughing

    Some `tard just stood up and said the smart money was being invested in Brazil. :)
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    The Master Plan

    Looks like Obama has run for office before: <object width="425" height="344"><param name="movie" value="http://www.youtube.com/v/D9opv_xYnmw&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&fs=1"></param><param name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><embed...
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    GM becomes bank to access TARP funds.

    I am pleased to announce the Great Bank of EliteTrader! Yes, our own trading site has now become a bank and is eligible for government handouts. To have your application for home refi or home equity loan ignored, please email BitBucket@elitetrader.com. Thank you, and God Bless Capitalism and...
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    Loooooosers!

    We need more vowels for dweebs like this: http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20081114/ap_on_fe_st/eu_britain_virtual_affair
  7. TGregg

    After G20...

    Buy the entire 2009 run of Vaseline.
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    Latest Bailout Outrage--Big City Mayors Want Dough

    It's just begining. While Bush and both the democrats and republicans in congress have been shoveling out bailout money as fast as possible, the new administration will bring heavy earth moving equipment to the process. And the voters have shown they do not care. Heck, most of them are in...
  9. TGregg

    Japanese Senior Citizen Crime Wave: Stealing Food & Robbing People for Money

    That's trouble. Kibbles & Bits needs to expand advertising in Japan. ;)
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    Look out Below!

    Dr. Jeremy was spot on. :)
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    Jokes 2

    #@&*^! Don't give them any ideas, they just might do it.
  12. TGregg

    Not Deflation...

    If nothing else, they could print 100 dollar bills all night and day. Bring back the thousand dollar bill, even. Then offer stacks of em for outstanding treasury N&Bs and pay down the debt.
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    No relief for credit card deadbeats.

    They had to nix the CC bailout. WTF do you think would happen if they got bailed out? Everybody in America would immediately buy the biggest, baddest damn plasma HDTV they could find, then put $1000 cables on it to a stack of other high tech gear. All on the credit card. Then it's first class...
  14. TGregg

    City of Detroit Asks U.S. Government for $10 Billion Dollar Bailout

    I asked a Michigander how that "Tax Your Way out of a Recession" program was working. He said Jenny was handed a bad situation and is making the best of it. So count on even higher taxes and and even worse economy for Michigan. But I bet if they raise taxes to 110% of income, they'll finally...
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    lol @ GE

    A lot more than that, obviously. :D
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    Paulson Just Did Complete 180 - 2nd 1/2 of Bailout $$ Won't Be Used to Buy Mortgages

    Working stiffs who don't live off the government (AKA the Sucker Class) are the only ones going BK. :(
  17. TGregg

    5% - 10% profit per day trading

    Not Buffet. John Maynard Keynes. He didn't say much that was useful, but he was the one who made this quote: http://www.quotationspage.com/quote/38206.html
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    The Bottom: November 12, 2008. 2:06PM. NDX at 1177.

    Cannabis scented. :D
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    Bailout Running Total: 3,450,000,000,000.00 (with a T)

    2T comes from Bloomberg: http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=ahdVHk_Ccoeg&refer=home
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    Bailout Running Total: 3,450,000,000,000.00 (with a T)

    Holy mother: Bailout Price Tag: $3.5T So Far, But 'Real' Cost May Be Much Higher While the government is clearly spending a lot of taxpayers' money to bail out financial firms, the tally is even bigger than most Americans (economists and pundits included) are probably aware or willing to...
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