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ooooooh, that's right no taxpayer money ever bails out wall street

translation: "IB fuck you long time, sookie sookie!"

sears tried to bork me for complete caliper replacement when all i needed was brake pads seems like every sears estimate comes to $400

anything you ever put up, can live out there forever, even if you take it back down right away. if it can be seen once, it can be saved forever

Sears Tower, built in 1973 if that doesnt mark the top, what does? from wikipedia: Planning and construction In 1969, Sears, Roebuck & Co. was the largest retailer in the world, with about 350,000 employees.[citation needed] Sears executives decided to consolidate the thousands of...

under existing regs, i dont see how SIPC can cover this hedge funds have high entry requirements for investors, and low requirements for the funds themselves kind of 'you're all rich folks, gambling money you can afford to lose, and it's all between yourselves' but then again, they're...

I really dont get the facebook, linkedin, myspace thing. i dont have one, and never plan to i learned in consulting that every resume you give out gets devoured by the bottom feeders for every bit of usefull info, i wrote my resume as carefully as possible, and gave info out in layers, which...

they might be but i'm not yet, i'm the one paying not them

it's what i call 'novacain fascism'. they've gotten really good at taking what they want, as painlessly as possible (at least at the moment it's taken) governemnt violence inspires resistance peopel think as long as there arnt jack boots in the streets, with swasticas on the armbands...

Sears is the first place I go for tools Last place I go for anything else 1972 just called, and said they found Sears' relevance and no, I dont need a 'Discover' card, either

never, ever count on a 'Santa Clause' rally

milgram experiment http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dIWWYljYwpw in consulting i encountered 2 types of dishonesty 1) the deliberate active deceit, the actor did it knowingly, deliberately, and even enjoyed doing it (usually in a managerial, HR, or sales role) 2) the passive role - not...

what's interesting, is that there's a large number of people who would never steal from you directly, ie they would deliver a found wallet to your door, with every dollar intact but if their boss told them to do something dishonest and decietfull that would potentially ruin you, they would...

and i'm very sad to say this, but not many people pass the 'my boss told me to' morality test working in tech consulting, i found that under the order of their boss, that average cubicle person is capable of about anything, no matter how dishonest not all, but the average, yes

plain and simple, it's the biggest heist in history a reverse bank robbery it's the point where this country officially became fascist 99 percent of the people were against it, and they did it anyway NO discussion of how else such a phenomenonly huge amount of wealth might be used...

to sum it up, the most honest people never profess their honesty, because they know a reputation is a series of tests, many of which are still in the future - they know their honesty is still yet to be proven, regardless of their past record - they have respect for what it takes, and are humble...

Bush Sr > Clinton > Bush jr > Obama all one mega term, the globalism era

College psychology courses teach little more than memorizing which psychologist gets credit for hypothesizing phenomenon that any 8 year old kid has already figured out

any time someone in business starts talking about ethics, my alert goes WAY UP, why do they need to build my CONfidence? they dont call them CONfidence men for nothing in our state, the guy on the 'Character Counts' TV ads turned out to be the biggest crook in the state, leaving half built...

cut the sock puppet fight BOTH parties have fucked this nation completely over