OT: Countdown: Three Weeks to Chaos

[CardiffBaseball]

Ben Jones’ blog participants have been advocating stocking up on ammo for quite some time. The reasoning over there was if there was some kind of depression, that crime might rise and one might have to really protect basic necessities.

[Enorah]

[quote=Rustico]However, realizing that each of us is endowed differently to handle calamity, I think it would be wise to consider sharing and helping fellow citizens. [/quote]

🙂

This is going to be the only way through.

[Enorah]

[quote=Rustico]However, realizing that each of us is endowed differently to handle calamity, I think it would be wise to consider sharing and helping fellow citizens. [/quote]

🙂

This is going to be the only way through.

[Enorah]

[quote=Rustico]However, realizing that each of us is endowed differently to handle calamity, I think it would be wise to consider sharing and helping fellow citizens. [/quote]

🙂

This is going to be the only way through.

[Enorah]

[quote=Rustico]However, realizing that each of us is endowed differently to handle calamity, I think it would be wise to consider sharing and helping fellow citizens. [/quote]

🙂

This is going to be the only way through.

[Enorah]

[quote=Rustico]However, realizing that each of us is endowed differently to handle calamity, I think it would be wise to consider sharing and helping fellow citizens. [/quote]

🙂

This is going to be the only way through.

[Coronita]

[quote=nostradamus][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
In the short term/middle term, the world economy is too intertwined with U.S. consumers to severe ties with USD or the US economy right now. What the US brings to the table is a pool of consumers that often spend $2 for every $1 they have, and there is no other pool of consumers in the rest of the world that can substitute that in the short term. [/quote]Funny I was listening to NPR and you’re right: they will never find a consumer group as big as ours that spends more than it earns; however, they said Americans spend $1.27 for every dollar earned while Brits spend $1.65 for every dollar earned… It will be interesting to see how things pan out in England.[/quote]

Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.

[Coronita]

[quote=nostradamus][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
In the short term/middle term, the world economy is too intertwined with U.S. consumers to severe ties with USD or the US economy right now. What the US brings to the table is a pool of consumers that often spend $2 for every $1 they have, and there is no other pool of consumers in the rest of the world that can substitute that in the short term. [/quote]Funny I was listening to NPR and you’re right: they will never find a consumer group as big as ours that spends more than it earns; however, they said Americans spend $1.27 for every dollar earned while Brits spend $1.65 for every dollar earned… It will be interesting to see how things pan out in England.[/quote]

Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.

[Coronita]

[quote=nostradamus][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
In the short term/middle term, the world economy is too intertwined with U.S. consumers to severe ties with USD or the US economy right now. What the US brings to the table is a pool of consumers that often spend $2 for every $1 they have, and there is no other pool of consumers in the rest of the world that can substitute that in the short term. [/quote]Funny I was listening to NPR and you’re right: they will never find a consumer group as big as ours that spends more than it earns; however, they said Americans spend $1.27 for every dollar earned while Brits spend $1.65 for every dollar earned… It will be interesting to see how things pan out in England.[/quote]

Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.

[Coronita]

[quote=nostradamus][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
In the short term/middle term, the world economy is too intertwined with U.S. consumers to severe ties with USD or the US economy right now. What the US brings to the table is a pool of consumers that often spend $2 for every $1 they have, and there is no other pool of consumers in the rest of the world that can substitute that in the short term. [/quote]Funny I was listening to NPR and you’re right: they will never find a consumer group as big as ours that spends more than it earns; however, they said Americans spend $1.27 for every dollar earned while Brits spend $1.65 for every dollar earned… It will be interesting to see how things pan out in England.[/quote]

Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.

[Coronita]

[quote=nostradamus][quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
In the short term/middle term, the world economy is too intertwined with U.S. consumers to severe ties with USD or the US economy right now. What the US brings to the table is a pool of consumers that often spend $2 for every $1 they have, and there is no other pool of consumers in the rest of the world that can substitute that in the short term. [/quote]Funny I was listening to NPR and you’re right: they will never find a consumer group as big as ours that spends more than it earns; however, they said Americans spend $1.27 for every dollar earned while Brits spend $1.65 for every dollar earned… It will be interesting to see how things pan out in England.[/quote]

Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.

[nostradamus]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.[/quote]I’m not sure they meant all of UK or just England. I haven’t heard much about Ireland and Scotland but should read up about it.

[nostradamus]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.[/quote]I’m not sure they meant all of UK or just England. I haven’t heard much about Ireland and Scotland but should read up about it.

[nostradamus]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.[/quote]I’m not sure they meant all of UK or just England. I haven’t heard much about Ireland and Scotland but should read up about it.

[nostradamus]

[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]Interesting, I never knew that about U.K. I would have thought with them considered “old money”, they would have already learned their lessons countless times. UK doesn’t look so hot these days either, if I’m not mistaken.[/quote]I’m not sure they meant all of UK or just England. I haven’t heard much about Ireland and Scotland but should read up about it.

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