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ParticipantDon’t forget the MythBusters attempting to create an earthquake by having 8 trillion people (Colbert’s estimated crowd size) simultaneously jump. And yeah, that “Train” medley was completely surreal.
The best part, I thought, was the serious part. Stewart’s closing remarks and his merging car metaphor were brilliant.
Jealous you were there!
ParticipantDon’t forget the MythBusters attempting to create an earthquake by having 8 trillion people (Colbert’s estimated crowd size) simultaneously jump. And yeah, that “Train” medley was completely surreal.
The best part, I thought, was the serious part. Stewart’s closing remarks and his merging car metaphor were brilliant.
Jealous you were there!
ParticipantDon’t forget the MythBusters attempting to create an earthquake by having 8 trillion people (Colbert’s estimated crowd size) simultaneously jump. And yeah, that “Train” medley was completely surreal.
The best part, I thought, was the serious part. Stewart’s closing remarks and his merging car metaphor were brilliant.
Jealous you were there!
ParticipantDon’t forget the MythBusters attempting to create an earthquake by having 8 trillion people (Colbert’s estimated crowd size) simultaneously jump. And yeah, that “Train” medley was completely surreal.
The best part, I thought, was the serious part. Stewart’s closing remarks and his merging car metaphor were brilliant.
Jealous you were there!
ParticipantDon’t forget the MythBusters attempting to create an earthquake by having 8 trillion people (Colbert’s estimated crowd size) simultaneously jump. And yeah, that “Train” medley was completely surreal.
The best part, I thought, was the serious part. Stewart’s closing remarks and his merging car metaphor were brilliant.
Jealous you were there!
ParticipantSomeone needs to invent those “Truck Nutz” but for trains. How bad ass would it be to see a giant nutsack trailing in the wind behind a 220-mph bullet train. Oh wait, that’s in China.
Maybe Americans would get on board with high-speed rail if our trains had nutsacks and lift kits?
ParticipantSomeone needs to invent those “Truck Nutz” but for trains. How bad ass would it be to see a giant nutsack trailing in the wind behind a 220-mph bullet train. Oh wait, that’s in China.
Maybe Americans would get on board with high-speed rail if our trains had nutsacks and lift kits?
ParticipantSomeone needs to invent those “Truck Nutz” but for trains. How bad ass would it be to see a giant nutsack trailing in the wind behind a 220-mph bullet train. Oh wait, that’s in China.
Maybe Americans would get on board with high-speed rail if our trains had nutsacks and lift kits?
ParticipantSomeone needs to invent those “Truck Nutz” but for trains. How bad ass would it be to see a giant nutsack trailing in the wind behind a 220-mph bullet train. Oh wait, that’s in China.
Maybe Americans would get on board with high-speed rail if our trains had nutsacks and lift kits?
ParticipantSomeone needs to invent those “Truck Nutz” but for trains. How bad ass would it be to see a giant nutsack trailing in the wind behind a 220-mph bullet train. Oh wait, that’s in China.
Maybe Americans would get on board with high-speed rail if our trains had nutsacks and lift kits?
October 26, 2010 at 4:05 PM in reply to: What are you folks doing in your 401k…Specifically, wrto bond funds? #622942ParticipantIf you’re unemployed, what are you going to use to find a job? You’re probably checking your Gmail account while searching potential employers on Google. Then you’re using Google Maps to get directions to your interviews.
If your family of four has come upon tough times, are you going to spend $50+ to take the kids to a movie or $20 to buy the DVD — or are you going to sign up to Netflix (up 257% from a year ago) for $8/month and get unlimited movies?
This is an oversimplification, sure. But there’s plenty of money to be made when times are tough.
October 26, 2010 at 4:05 PM in reply to: What are you folks doing in your 401k…Specifically, wrto bond funds? #623503ParticipantIf you’re unemployed, what are you going to use to find a job? You’re probably checking your Gmail account while searching potential employers on Google. Then you’re using Google Maps to get directions to your interviews.
If your family of four has come upon tough times, are you going to spend $50+ to take the kids to a movie or $20 to buy the DVD — or are you going to sign up to Netflix (up 257% from a year ago) for $8/month and get unlimited movies?
This is an oversimplification, sure. But there’s plenty of money to be made when times are tough.
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