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January 24, 2009 at 9:14 PM #335742January 24, 2009 at 10:01 PM #335231
kewp
Participant[quote=gracie]
I have wondered myself…What are people on this board doing? Are people stocking up, purchasing a gun?
[/quote]Sigh.
What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
I’ve been prepared for years. No assets or debt and great job security. I live in the city and walk to work. Bring it on, Obama.
When all is said and done maybe I’ll be able to afford a studio apartment ‘condo’ when I’m 40. Awesome!
January 24, 2009 at 10:01 PM #335556Participant[quote=gracie]
I have wondered myself…What are people on this board doing? Are people stocking up, purchasing a gun?
[/quote]Sigh.
What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
I’ve been prepared for years. No assets or debt and great job security. I live in the city and walk to work. Bring it on, Obama.
When all is said and done maybe I’ll be able to afford a studio apartment ‘condo’ when I’m 40. Awesome!
January 24, 2009 at 10:01 PM #335642Participant[quote=gracie]
I have wondered myself…What are people on this board doing? Are people stocking up, purchasing a gun?
[/quote]Sigh.
What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
I’ve been prepared for years. No assets or debt and great job security. I live in the city and walk to work. Bring it on, Obama.
When all is said and done maybe I’ll be able to afford a studio apartment ‘condo’ when I’m 40. Awesome!
January 24, 2009 at 10:01 PM #335670Participant[quote=gracie]
I have wondered myself…What are people on this board doing? Are people stocking up, purchasing a gun?
[/quote]Sigh.
What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
I’ve been prepared for years. No assets or debt and great job security. I live in the city and walk to work. Bring it on, Obama.
When all is said and done maybe I’ll be able to afford a studio apartment ‘condo’ when I’m 40. Awesome!
January 24, 2009 at 10:01 PM #335757Participant[quote=gracie]
I have wondered myself…What are people on this board doing? Are people stocking up, purchasing a gun?
[/quote]Sigh.
What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
I’ve been prepared for years. No assets or debt and great job security. I live in the city and walk to work. Bring it on, Obama.
When all is said and done maybe I’ll be able to afford a studio apartment ‘condo’ when I’m 40. Awesome!
January 24, 2009 at 10:29 PM #335240paramount
ParticipantSigh.
That’s just it – we don’t know what will happen. Especially for people/families that are not as perfect as you are.
“I have the perfect house, in the perfect place, with the perfect job, an 850 credit rating, my gas actually cleans the air”
Give me a break from that crappola.
For anyone who can, it is responsible to have at least a month or two worth of food/drink on hand for you, your family and if at all possible your neighbors.
January 24, 2009 at 10:29 PM #335565ParticipantSigh.
That’s just it – we don’t know what will happen. Especially for people/families that are not as perfect as you are.
“I have the perfect house, in the perfect place, with the perfect job, an 850 credit rating, my gas actually cleans the air”
Give me a break from that crappola.
For anyone who can, it is responsible to have at least a month or two worth of food/drink on hand for you, your family and if at all possible your neighbors.
January 24, 2009 at 10:29 PM #335652ParticipantSigh.
That’s just it – we don’t know what will happen. Especially for people/families that are not as perfect as you are.
“I have the perfect house, in the perfect place, with the perfect job, an 850 credit rating, my gas actually cleans the air”
Give me a break from that crappola.
For anyone who can, it is responsible to have at least a month or two worth of food/drink on hand for you, your family and if at all possible your neighbors.
January 24, 2009 at 10:29 PM #335680ParticipantSigh.
That’s just it – we don’t know what will happen. Especially for people/families that are not as perfect as you are.
“I have the perfect house, in the perfect place, with the perfect job, an 850 credit rating, my gas actually cleans the air”
Give me a break from that crappola.
For anyone who can, it is responsible to have at least a month or two worth of food/drink on hand for you, your family and if at all possible your neighbors.
January 24, 2009 at 10:29 PM #335767ParticipantSigh.
That’s just it – we don’t know what will happen. Especially for people/families that are not as perfect as you are.
“I have the perfect house, in the perfect place, with the perfect job, an 850 credit rating, my gas actually cleans the air”
Give me a break from that crappola.
For anyone who can, it is responsible to have at least a month or two worth of food/drink on hand for you, your family and if at all possible your neighbors.
January 24, 2009 at 10:44 PM #335255socrattt
Participant[quote=kewp]
Sigh.What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
[/quote]
Kewp, that is just the problem, everyone happens to look inside the box. A busy Costco doesn’t necessarily mean our economy is booming. Costco means bulk and people are sometimes misled that Costco is the cheapest. Even in the new “Greatest Depression” Wal-Mart will thrive because they offer the cheapest products in town, so don’t kid yourself into thinking a busy store means everything is ok.
It’s the small things that actually trouble me. If the cost of goods hits a certain point due to inflation which seems inevitable, I can only imagine, just based on this fact alone, that we could see some serious issues here in the US.
No one really knows what could happen. As you well know this country is emotionally based. If the media starts pushing out the true picture of our country things could change overnight. Right now they are doing quite well at hiding the facts. They can’t hide the numbers for to long and when that happens I would hope that those who had the chance to prepare did so!
The last few years I have spent ample time burying my head into the current numbers that directly effect our economy. I’ve looked at unemployment numbers to debt and I personally feel we are at an unsustainable point in this country and globally.
Like I always say, “Prepare for the worst, but HOPE for the best”. I am not referring to the type of Hope Barack Obama was shooting for. That type of hope is a crowd of people thinking one person can do it all. This country is far too lazy to solve such a great calamity, they want everyone handed down on a silver platter while the responsible fit the bill.
Trust me, things are going to get much worse and if you don’t think we are going to see some catastrophic issues in this country you will be sorely mistaken.
January 24, 2009 at 10:44 PM #335579Participant[quote=kewp]
Sigh.What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
[/quote]
Kewp, that is just the problem, everyone happens to look inside the box. A busy Costco doesn’t necessarily mean our economy is booming. Costco means bulk and people are sometimes misled that Costco is the cheapest. Even in the new “Greatest Depression” Wal-Mart will thrive because they offer the cheapest products in town, so don’t kid yourself into thinking a busy store means everything is ok.
It’s the small things that actually trouble me. If the cost of goods hits a certain point due to inflation which seems inevitable, I can only imagine, just based on this fact alone, that we could see some serious issues here in the US.
No one really knows what could happen. As you well know this country is emotionally based. If the media starts pushing out the true picture of our country things could change overnight. Right now they are doing quite well at hiding the facts. They can’t hide the numbers for to long and when that happens I would hope that those who had the chance to prepare did so!
The last few years I have spent ample time burying my head into the current numbers that directly effect our economy. I’ve looked at unemployment numbers to debt and I personally feel we are at an unsustainable point in this country and globally.
Like I always say, “Prepare for the worst, but HOPE for the best”. I am not referring to the type of Hope Barack Obama was shooting for. That type of hope is a crowd of people thinking one person can do it all. This country is far too lazy to solve such a great calamity, they want everyone handed down on a silver platter while the responsible fit the bill.
Trust me, things are going to get much worse and if you don’t think we are going to see some catastrophic issues in this country you will be sorely mistaken.
January 24, 2009 at 10:44 PM #335667Participant[quote=kewp]
Sigh.What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
[/quote]
Kewp, that is just the problem, everyone happens to look inside the box. A busy Costco doesn’t necessarily mean our economy is booming. Costco means bulk and people are sometimes misled that Costco is the cheapest. Even in the new “Greatest Depression” Wal-Mart will thrive because they offer the cheapest products in town, so don’t kid yourself into thinking a busy store means everything is ok.
It’s the small things that actually trouble me. If the cost of goods hits a certain point due to inflation which seems inevitable, I can only imagine, just based on this fact alone, that we could see some serious issues here in the US.
No one really knows what could happen. As you well know this country is emotionally based. If the media starts pushing out the true picture of our country things could change overnight. Right now they are doing quite well at hiding the facts. They can’t hide the numbers for to long and when that happens I would hope that those who had the chance to prepare did so!
The last few years I have spent ample time burying my head into the current numbers that directly effect our economy. I’ve looked at unemployment numbers to debt and I personally feel we are at an unsustainable point in this country and globally.
Like I always say, “Prepare for the worst, but HOPE for the best”. I am not referring to the type of Hope Barack Obama was shooting for. That type of hope is a crowd of people thinking one person can do it all. This country is far too lazy to solve such a great calamity, they want everyone handed down on a silver platter while the responsible fit the bill.
Trust me, things are going to get much worse and if you don’t think we are going to see some catastrophic issues in this country you will be sorely mistaken.
January 24, 2009 at 10:44 PM #335695Participant[quote=kewp]
Sigh.What, exactly, do you think is going to happen?
There is plenty of food to go around. Look at how fat everyone is in America.
CostCo was swarmed, today. In fact, I actually said ‘worst depression ever’ in true comic book guy fashion.
[/quote]
Kewp, that is just the problem, everyone happens to look inside the box. A busy Costco doesn’t necessarily mean our economy is booming. Costco means bulk and people are sometimes misled that Costco is the cheapest. Even in the new “Greatest Depression” Wal-Mart will thrive because they offer the cheapest products in town, so don’t kid yourself into thinking a busy store means everything is ok.
It’s the small things that actually trouble me. If the cost of goods hits a certain point due to inflation which seems inevitable, I can only imagine, just based on this fact alone, that we could see some serious issues here in the US.
No one really knows what could happen. As you well know this country is emotionally based. If the media starts pushing out the true picture of our country things could change overnight. Right now they are doing quite well at hiding the facts. They can’t hide the numbers for to long and when that happens I would hope that those who had the chance to prepare did so!
The last few years I have spent ample time burying my head into the current numbers that directly effect our economy. I’ve looked at unemployment numbers to debt and I personally feel we are at an unsustainable point in this country and globally.
Like I always say, “Prepare for the worst, but HOPE for the best”. I am not referring to the type of Hope Barack Obama was shooting for. That type of hope is a crowd of people thinking one person can do it all. This country is far too lazy to solve such a great calamity, they want everyone handed down on a silver platter while the responsible fit the bill.
Trust me, things are going to get much worse and if you don’t think we are going to see some catastrophic issues in this country you will be sorely mistaken.
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