[Allan from Fallbrook]

sdr: On a serious note: Have you thought of resoling your shoes? I have a pair of Allen Edmonds that I’ve reshod 2x now.

Granted, you’re paying more for them, but they can go 2 – 3x as long with proper care.

I don’t have many vices (single malt scotch, books and cigars), but shoes are definitely one of them.

And don’t take Breeze seriously. He’s a troll and a propagandist. I agree that your body of work speaks for itself and you’ve always struck me as an honest professional who speaks his mind. Screw that lefty clown.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

sdr: Dude! We’re still talking about shoes here! It’s relevant. It’s not immediately obvious as to how, but it’s relevant.

C’mon, we’ll figure out the airspeed velocity of a Manolo Blahnik, or a Florsheim penny loafer. Would that make you happy?

You’re still smarting from Breezy being a twink on the other thread. Don’t let that spoil the fun here, man. Join in!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

sdr: Dude! We’re still talking about shoes here! It’s relevant. It’s not immediately obvious as to how, but it’s relevant.

C’mon, we’ll figure out the airspeed velocity of a Manolo Blahnik, or a Florsheim penny loafer. Would that make you happy?

You’re still smarting from Breezy being a twink on the other thread. Don’t let that spoil the fun here, man. Join in!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

sdr: Dude! We’re still talking about shoes here! It’s relevant. It’s not immediately obvious as to how, but it’s relevant.

C’mon, we’ll figure out the airspeed velocity of a Manolo Blahnik, or a Florsheim penny loafer. Would that make you happy?

You’re still smarting from Breezy being a twink on the other thread. Don’t let that spoil the fun here, man. Join in!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

sdr: Dude! We’re still talking about shoes here! It’s relevant. It’s not immediately obvious as to how, but it’s relevant.

C’mon, we’ll figure out the airspeed velocity of a Manolo Blahnik, or a Florsheim penny loafer. Would that make you happy?

You’re still smarting from Breezy being a twink on the other thread. Don’t let that spoil the fun here, man. Join in!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

sdr: Dude! We’re still talking about shoes here! It’s relevant. It’s not immediately obvious as to how, but it’s relevant.

C’mon, we’ll figure out the airspeed velocity of a Manolo Blahnik, or a Florsheim penny loafer. Would that make you happy?

You’re still smarting from Breezy being a twink on the other thread. Don’t let that spoil the fun here, man. Join in!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Aecetia: Far from it. Both Dan (Urbanrealtor) and I shun Magli for philosophical reasons. His continued support of the Berlusconi regime in Italy is morally reprehensible and, as a result, Dan and I have stopped buying his shoes.

Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo, on the other hand, remain rock ribbed supporters of Truth, Justice and The American Way and thus continue to enjoy our (rich) patronage.

While many people decry drinking vodka this early in the morning, I personally find it invigorating.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Aecetia: Far from it. Both Dan (Urbanrealtor) and I shun Magli for philosophical reasons. His continued support of the Berlusconi regime in Italy is morally reprehensible and, as a result, Dan and I have stopped buying his shoes.

Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo, on the other hand, remain rock ribbed supporters of Truth, Justice and The American Way and thus continue to enjoy our (rich) patronage.

While many people decry drinking vodka this early in the morning, I personally find it invigorating.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Aecetia: Far from it. Both Dan (Urbanrealtor) and I shun Magli for philosophical reasons. His continued support of the Berlusconi regime in Italy is morally reprehensible and, as a result, Dan and I have stopped buying his shoes.

Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo, on the other hand, remain rock ribbed supporters of Truth, Justice and The American Way and thus continue to enjoy our (rich) patronage.

While many people decry drinking vodka this early in the morning, I personally find it invigorating.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Aecetia: Far from it. Both Dan (Urbanrealtor) and I shun Magli for philosophical reasons. His continued support of the Berlusconi regime in Italy is morally reprehensible and, as a result, Dan and I have stopped buying his shoes.

Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo, on the other hand, remain rock ribbed supporters of Truth, Justice and The American Way and thus continue to enjoy our (rich) patronage.

While many people decry drinking vodka this early in the morning, I personally find it invigorating.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Aecetia: Far from it. Both Dan (Urbanrealtor) and I shun Magli for philosophical reasons. His continued support of the Berlusconi regime in Italy is morally reprehensible and, as a result, Dan and I have stopped buying his shoes.

Manolo Blahnik and Jimmy Choo, on the other hand, remain rock ribbed supporters of Truth, Justice and The American Way and thus continue to enjoy our (rich) patronage.

While many people decry drinking vodka this early in the morning, I personally find it invigorating.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

XBoxBoy: Well put. As Keynes said: “The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent”.

A lot of what you see here in terms of posting is simply parroting what the reader saw on another blog, such as Calculated Risk or Mr. Mortgage. While those blogs contain useful information, much of what they also contain is simple speculation. Whenever anyone quotes Jim Cramer, I want to remind them that Cramer is a trader, not an investor, and he’s there simply to garner ratings for the network that employs him. If you’re trying to divine the market using Cramer’s prognostications, you might also want to buy some juju beads and a couple of live chickens to sacrifice later.

We are in uncharted waters here and as much as anyone wants to lambast Paulson or Bernanke for their actions, I’d challenge them to come up with something better, especially given the constraints they’re facing at present.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

XBoxBoy: Well put. As Keynes said: “The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent”.

A lot of what you see here in terms of posting is simply parroting what the reader saw on another blog, such as Calculated Risk or Mr. Mortgage. While those blogs contain useful information, much of what they also contain is simple speculation. Whenever anyone quotes Jim Cramer, I want to remind them that Cramer is a trader, not an investor, and he’s there simply to garner ratings for the network that employs him. If you’re trying to divine the market using Cramer’s prognostications, you might also want to buy some juju beads and a couple of live chickens to sacrifice later.

We are in uncharted waters here and as much as anyone wants to lambast Paulson or Bernanke for their actions, I’d challenge them to come up with something better, especially given the constraints they’re facing at present.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

XBoxBoy: Well put. As Keynes said: “The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent”.

A lot of what you see here in terms of posting is simply parroting what the reader saw on another blog, such as Calculated Risk or Mr. Mortgage. While those blogs contain useful information, much of what they also contain is simple speculation. Whenever anyone quotes Jim Cramer, I want to remind them that Cramer is a trader, not an investor, and he’s there simply to garner ratings for the network that employs him. If you’re trying to divine the market using Cramer’s prognostications, you might also want to buy some juju beads and a couple of live chickens to sacrifice later.

We are in uncharted waters here and as much as anyone wants to lambast Paulson or Bernanke for their actions, I’d challenge them to come up with something better, especially given the constraints they’re facing at present.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

XBoxBoy: Well put. As Keynes said: “The market can stay irrational longer than you can stay solvent”.

A lot of what you see here in terms of posting is simply parroting what the reader saw on another blog, such as Calculated Risk or Mr. Mortgage. While those blogs contain useful information, much of what they also contain is simple speculation. Whenever anyone quotes Jim Cramer, I want to remind them that Cramer is a trader, not an investor, and he’s there simply to garner ratings for the network that employs him. If you’re trying to divine the market using Cramer’s prognostications, you might also want to buy some juju beads and a couple of live chickens to sacrifice later.

We are in uncharted waters here and as much as anyone wants to lambast Paulson or Bernanke for their actions, I’d challenge them to come up with something better, especially given the constraints they’re facing at present.

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