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March 20, 2009 at 1:30 PM #371106March 20, 2009 at 1:31 PM #370503
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ParticipantGosh. I don’t want to even read it, yet I can’t stop.
“The bonuses are a nice comic touch highlighting one of the more outrageous tangents of the bailout age, namely the fact that, even with the planet in flames, some members of the Wall Street class can’t even get used to the tragedy of having to fly coach. “These people need their trips to Baja, their spa treatments, their hand jobs,” says an official involved in the AIG bailout, a serious look on his face, apparently not even half-kidding. “They don’t function well without them.”
I’d like to give them a hand-job Lorena Bobbitt style.
March 20, 2009 at 1:31 PM #370788jpinpb
ParticipantGosh. I don’t want to even read it, yet I can’t stop.
“The bonuses are a nice comic touch highlighting one of the more outrageous tangents of the bailout age, namely the fact that, even with the planet in flames, some members of the Wall Street class can’t even get used to the tragedy of having to fly coach. “These people need their trips to Baja, their spa treatments, their hand jobs,” says an official involved in the AIG bailout, a serious look on his face, apparently not even half-kidding. “They don’t function well without them.”
I’d like to give them a hand-job Lorena Bobbitt style.
March 20, 2009 at 1:31 PM #370954jpinpb
ParticipantGosh. I don’t want to even read it, yet I can’t stop.
“The bonuses are a nice comic touch highlighting one of the more outrageous tangents of the bailout age, namely the fact that, even with the planet in flames, some members of the Wall Street class can’t even get used to the tragedy of having to fly coach. “These people need their trips to Baja, their spa treatments, their hand jobs,” says an official involved in the AIG bailout, a serious look on his face, apparently not even half-kidding. “They don’t function well without them.”
I’d like to give them a hand-job Lorena Bobbitt style.
March 20, 2009 at 1:31 PM #370998jpinpb
ParticipantGosh. I don’t want to even read it, yet I can’t stop.
“The bonuses are a nice comic touch highlighting one of the more outrageous tangents of the bailout age, namely the fact that, even with the planet in flames, some members of the Wall Street class can’t even get used to the tragedy of having to fly coach. “These people need their trips to Baja, their spa treatments, their hand jobs,” says an official involved in the AIG bailout, a serious look on his face, apparently not even half-kidding. “They don’t function well without them.”
I’d like to give them a hand-job Lorena Bobbitt style.
March 20, 2009 at 1:31 PM #371111jpinpb
ParticipantGosh. I don’t want to even read it, yet I can’t stop.
“The bonuses are a nice comic touch highlighting one of the more outrageous tangents of the bailout age, namely the fact that, even with the planet in flames, some members of the Wall Street class can’t even get used to the tragedy of having to fly coach. “These people need their trips to Baja, their spa treatments, their hand jobs,” says an official involved in the AIG bailout, a serious look on his face, apparently not even half-kidding. “They don’t function well without them.”
I’d like to give them a hand-job Lorena Bobbitt style.
March 20, 2009 at 1:53 PM #370507jpinpb
Participant“Gramm alone — then the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee — collected $2.6 million in only five years.”
Scum.
Edit – Ok. Finished reading it and I just felt like I was kicked in the gut.
March 20, 2009 at 1:53 PM #370793jpinpb
Participant“Gramm alone — then the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee — collected $2.6 million in only five years.”
Scum.
Edit – Ok. Finished reading it and I just felt like I was kicked in the gut.
March 20, 2009 at 1:53 PM #370959jpinpb
Participant“Gramm alone — then the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee — collected $2.6 million in only five years.”
Scum.
Edit – Ok. Finished reading it and I just felt like I was kicked in the gut.
March 20, 2009 at 1:53 PM #371003jpinpb
Participant“Gramm alone — then the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee — collected $2.6 million in only five years.”
Scum.
Edit – Ok. Finished reading it and I just felt like I was kicked in the gut.
March 20, 2009 at 1:53 PM #371116jpinpb
Participant“Gramm alone — then the chairman of the Senate Banking Committee — collected $2.6 million in only five years.”
Scum.
Edit – Ok. Finished reading it and I just felt like I was kicked in the gut.
March 20, 2009 at 2:16 PM #370538Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantJp: Now for the real fun. Page through the comments following the article and find the one about Obama accepting $3.3MM in campaign contributions from all of the large players named in the article, including AIG.
That ought to add to that wonderful feeling in your midsection.
March 20, 2009 at 2:16 PM #370822Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantJp: Now for the real fun. Page through the comments following the article and find the one about Obama accepting $3.3MM in campaign contributions from all of the large players named in the article, including AIG.
That ought to add to that wonderful feeling in your midsection.
March 20, 2009 at 2:16 PM #370989Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantJp: Now for the real fun. Page through the comments following the article and find the one about Obama accepting $3.3MM in campaign contributions from all of the large players named in the article, including AIG.
That ought to add to that wonderful feeling in your midsection.
March 20, 2009 at 2:16 PM #371033Allan from Fallbrook
ParticipantJp: Now for the real fun. Page through the comments following the article and find the one about Obama accepting $3.3MM in campaign contributions from all of the large players named in the article, including AIG.
That ought to add to that wonderful feeling in your midsection.
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