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June 23, 2009 at 9:04 AM #419888June 23, 2009 at 4:09 PM #419330
JPJonesParticipantI read them, yes. The “why” is entirely speculative.
June 23, 2009 at 4:09 PM #419561JPJonesParticipantI read them, yes. The “why” is entirely speculative.
June 23, 2009 at 4:09 PM #419829JPJonesParticipantI read them, yes. The “why” is entirely speculative.
June 23, 2009 at 4:09 PM #419897JPJonesParticipantI read them, yes. The “why” is entirely speculative.
June 23, 2009 at 4:09 PM #420058JPJonesParticipantI read them, yes. The “why” is entirely speculative.
June 23, 2009 at 7:51 PM #419494Chris Scoreboard Johnston
ParticipantFor someone like this thread originator who has no clue about the economics of what he is doing, the rest of you are wasting your time trying to convince her otherwise.
Recessions don’t cure stupidity unfortunately. The best trade out there is still my Barry Barry trade I gave the rules for in my blog. Just short whenever he makes a live speech with a few other minor rules.
The fact that this trade works says all that needs to be said. This guy is a complete disaster, but great for short sellers.
June 23, 2009 at 7:51 PM #419726ParticipantFor someone like this thread originator who has no clue about the economics of what he is doing, the rest of you are wasting your time trying to convince her otherwise.
Recessions don’t cure stupidity unfortunately. The best trade out there is still my Barry Barry trade I gave the rules for in my blog. Just short whenever he makes a live speech with a few other minor rules.
The fact that this trade works says all that needs to be said. This guy is a complete disaster, but great for short sellers.
June 23, 2009 at 7:51 PM #419995ParticipantFor someone like this thread originator who has no clue about the economics of what he is doing, the rest of you are wasting your time trying to convince her otherwise.
Recessions don’t cure stupidity unfortunately. The best trade out there is still my Barry Barry trade I gave the rules for in my blog. Just short whenever he makes a live speech with a few other minor rules.
The fact that this trade works says all that needs to be said. This guy is a complete disaster, but great for short sellers.
June 23, 2009 at 7:51 PM #420062ParticipantFor someone like this thread originator who has no clue about the economics of what he is doing, the rest of you are wasting your time trying to convince her otherwise.
Recessions don’t cure stupidity unfortunately. The best trade out there is still my Barry Barry trade I gave the rules for in my blog. Just short whenever he makes a live speech with a few other minor rules.
The fact that this trade works says all that needs to be said. This guy is a complete disaster, but great for short sellers.
June 23, 2009 at 7:51 PM #420224ParticipantFor someone like this thread originator who has no clue about the economics of what he is doing, the rest of you are wasting your time trying to convince her otherwise.
Recessions don’t cure stupidity unfortunately. The best trade out there is still my Barry Barry trade I gave the rules for in my blog. Just short whenever he makes a live speech with a few other minor rules.
The fact that this trade works says all that needs to be said. This guy is a complete disaster, but great for short sellers.
June 23, 2009 at 8:52 PM #419515Anonymous
Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]”How to Stop Being a People Pleaser
Do you habitually give in to other people because you just can’t stand the thought of upsetting them? Do you put your needs to one side because you get a buzz from someone else’s happiness, only to find that he or she is not a bit grateful? If so, you are a classic ‘people pleaser,’ and you are, in all probability, not getting what you want out of life. It’s time to shift the focus from others to yourself, and stop being a martyr.”http://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Being-a-People-Pleaser%5B/quote%5D
Zeitgeist, now that’s funny!!!!
Maybe im one of the few who didnt like bush, but didnt hate him either. I just didnt really care. I dont dislike obama, and also, dont think he is the messiah.
What amazes me in the passionate debate on the obama presidency is that most all the people i know, and read who like him, and especially those who REALLY like him always have the same retort to questionable policies or directions of the Obama administration:
Obama is:
a) spending unfathomable amounts of money, far and away more than Bush, or anyone else.
b) stepping up a war in Afghanistan he cant hope to win, without an exit strategy.
c) stretching the reach of government far beyond the constitutioncanned answer:
“yeah, but BUSH DID -insert explanation here – ”
As if the poor actions of a past president somehow justify poor decisions of a new one.
I wonder when Obama and his presidency will stand on it’s own merit and take ownership for the problems it is starting, and continuing. For all the purported problems Bush caused…..it sure looks like Obama is must more of the same.
J
June 23, 2009 at 8:52 PM #419746Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]”How to Stop Being a People Pleaser
Do you habitually give in to other people because you just can’t stand the thought of upsetting them? Do you put your needs to one side because you get a buzz from someone else’s happiness, only to find that he or she is not a bit grateful? If so, you are a classic ‘people pleaser,’ and you are, in all probability, not getting what you want out of life. It’s time to shift the focus from others to yourself, and stop being a martyr.”http://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Being-a-People-Pleaser%5B/quote%5D
Zeitgeist, now that’s funny!!!!
Maybe im one of the few who didnt like bush, but didnt hate him either. I just didnt really care. I dont dislike obama, and also, dont think he is the messiah.
What amazes me in the passionate debate on the obama presidency is that most all the people i know, and read who like him, and especially those who REALLY like him always have the same retort to questionable policies or directions of the Obama administration:
Obama is:
a) spending unfathomable amounts of money, far and away more than Bush, or anyone else.
b) stepping up a war in Afghanistan he cant hope to win, without an exit strategy.
c) stretching the reach of government far beyond the constitutioncanned answer:
“yeah, but BUSH DID -insert explanation here – ”
As if the poor actions of a past president somehow justify poor decisions of a new one.
I wonder when Obama and his presidency will stand on it’s own merit and take ownership for the problems it is starting, and continuing. For all the purported problems Bush caused…..it sure looks like Obama is must more of the same.
J
June 23, 2009 at 8:52 PM #420015Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]”How to Stop Being a People Pleaser
Do you habitually give in to other people because you just can’t stand the thought of upsetting them? Do you put your needs to one side because you get a buzz from someone else’s happiness, only to find that he or she is not a bit grateful? If so, you are a classic ‘people pleaser,’ and you are, in all probability, not getting what you want out of life. It’s time to shift the focus from others to yourself, and stop being a martyr.”http://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Being-a-People-Pleaser%5B/quote%5D
Zeitgeist, now that’s funny!!!!
Maybe im one of the few who didnt like bush, but didnt hate him either. I just didnt really care. I dont dislike obama, and also, dont think he is the messiah.
What amazes me in the passionate debate on the obama presidency is that most all the people i know, and read who like him, and especially those who REALLY like him always have the same retort to questionable policies or directions of the Obama administration:
Obama is:
a) spending unfathomable amounts of money, far and away more than Bush, or anyone else.
b) stepping up a war in Afghanistan he cant hope to win, without an exit strategy.
c) stretching the reach of government far beyond the constitutioncanned answer:
“yeah, but BUSH DID -insert explanation here – ”
As if the poor actions of a past president somehow justify poor decisions of a new one.
I wonder when Obama and his presidency will stand on it’s own merit and take ownership for the problems it is starting, and continuing. For all the purported problems Bush caused…..it sure looks like Obama is must more of the same.
J
June 23, 2009 at 8:52 PM #420082Guest[quote=Zeitgeist]”How to Stop Being a People Pleaser
Do you habitually give in to other people because you just can’t stand the thought of upsetting them? Do you put your needs to one side because you get a buzz from someone else’s happiness, only to find that he or she is not a bit grateful? If so, you are a classic ‘people pleaser,’ and you are, in all probability, not getting what you want out of life. It’s time to shift the focus from others to yourself, and stop being a martyr.”http://www.wikihow.com/Stop-Being-a-People-Pleaser%5B/quote%5D
Zeitgeist, now that’s funny!!!!
Maybe im one of the few who didnt like bush, but didnt hate him either. I just didnt really care. I dont dislike obama, and also, dont think he is the messiah.
What amazes me in the passionate debate on the obama presidency is that most all the people i know, and read who like him, and especially those who REALLY like him always have the same retort to questionable policies or directions of the Obama administration:
Obama is:
a) spending unfathomable amounts of money, far and away more than Bush, or anyone else.
b) stepping up a war in Afghanistan he cant hope to win, without an exit strategy.
c) stretching the reach of government far beyond the constitutioncanned answer:
“yeah, but BUSH DID -insert explanation here – ”
As if the poor actions of a past president somehow justify poor decisions of a new one.
I wonder when Obama and his presidency will stand on it’s own merit and take ownership for the problems it is starting, and continuing. For all the purported problems Bush caused…..it sure looks like Obama is must more of the same.
J
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