[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]

Dan: Ah, but which “Moulin Rouge”? The one with Jose Ferrer, or the one with Nicole Kidman?

Speaking of musicals, you can’t go wrong with “The Music Man”. That was a musical! Not that I’m now gay or anything…

Never got a chance to see anything at Shoreline, it came after my time. Figured you would’ve been haunting the Keystone, given it’s rep and the bands that frequented it.

You ever catch a flick at The Bijou in Palo Alto? It’s downtown and used to show some really great arthouse flicks (similar to The Ken in SD). Great place to catch Kurosawa films. That whole section of Paly is now all yuppified, but it used to be cool back in the day.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Ah, but which “Moulin Rouge”? The one with Jose Ferrer, or the one with Nicole Kidman?

Speaking of musicals, you can’t go wrong with “The Music Man”. That was a musical! Not that I’m now gay or anything…

Never got a chance to see anything at Shoreline, it came after my time. Figured you would’ve been haunting the Keystone, given it’s rep and the bands that frequented it.

You ever catch a flick at The Bijou in Palo Alto? It’s downtown and used to show some really great arthouse flicks (similar to The Ken in SD). Great place to catch Kurosawa films. That whole section of Paly is now all yuppified, but it used to be cool back in the day.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Ah, but which “Moulin Rouge”? The one with Jose Ferrer, or the one with Nicole Kidman?

Speaking of musicals, you can’t go wrong with “The Music Man”. That was a musical! Not that I’m now gay or anything…

Never got a chance to see anything at Shoreline, it came after my time. Figured you would’ve been haunting the Keystone, given it’s rep and the bands that frequented it.

You ever catch a flick at The Bijou in Palo Alto? It’s downtown and used to show some really great arthouse flicks (similar to The Ken in SD). Great place to catch Kurosawa films. That whole section of Paly is now all yuppified, but it used to be cool back in the day.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Ah, but which “Moulin Rouge”? The one with Jose Ferrer, or the one with Nicole Kidman?

Speaking of musicals, you can’t go wrong with “The Music Man”. That was a musical! Not that I’m now gay or anything…

Never got a chance to see anything at Shoreline, it came after my time. Figured you would’ve been haunting the Keystone, given it’s rep and the bands that frequented it.

You ever catch a flick at The Bijou in Palo Alto? It’s downtown and used to show some really great arthouse flicks (similar to The Ken in SD). Great place to catch Kurosawa films. That whole section of Paly is now all yuppified, but it used to be cool back in the day.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: Ah, but which “Moulin Rouge”? The one with Jose Ferrer, or the one with Nicole Kidman?

Speaking of musicals, you can’t go wrong with “The Music Man”. That was a musical! Not that I’m now gay or anything…

Never got a chance to see anything at Shoreline, it came after my time. Figured you would’ve been haunting the Keystone, given it’s rep and the bands that frequented it.

You ever catch a flick at The Bijou in Palo Alto? It’s downtown and used to show some really great arthouse flicks (similar to The Ken in SD). Great place to catch Kurosawa films. That whole section of Paly is now all yuppified, but it used to be cool back in the day.

[Allan from Fallbrook]

TemekuT: My grandmother had a scathing putdown for anyone she perceived as being spineless, or a moral coward (which she considered the worst sin of all): She would tell them to “be a good German”, the clear implication being that it’s easier to turn away and do nothing or pretend as though nothing is going on, versus taking a stand on moral or ethical grounds.

The Holocaust could not have happened without the duplicity of the German people, and, to an even larger extent, their willingness to accept the Nazi’s abuse of the “untermensch”, those they found subhuman, such as Jews, Gypsies, Slavs, the infirm and the retarded.

What makes this incident truly repulsive is it’s proximity to the Christmas season. Hell, the writer even references the Christmas season! Put down your eggnog and let’s have a pogrom!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

TemekuT: My grandmother had a scathing putdown for anyone she perceived as being spineless, or a moral coward (which she considered the worst sin of all): She would tell them to “be a good German”, the clear implication being that it’s easier to turn away and do nothing or pretend as though nothing is going on, versus taking a stand on moral or ethical grounds.

The Holocaust could not have happened without the duplicity of the German people, and, to an even larger extent, their willingness to accept the Nazi’s abuse of the “untermensch”, those they found subhuman, such as Jews, Gypsies, Slavs, the infirm and the retarded.

What makes this incident truly repulsive is it’s proximity to the Christmas season. Hell, the writer even references the Christmas season! Put down your eggnog and let’s have a pogrom!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

TemekuT: My grandmother had a scathing putdown for anyone she perceived as being spineless, or a moral coward (which she considered the worst sin of all): She would tell them to “be a good German”, the clear implication being that it’s easier to turn away and do nothing or pretend as though nothing is going on, versus taking a stand on moral or ethical grounds.

The Holocaust could not have happened without the duplicity of the German people, and, to an even larger extent, their willingness to accept the Nazi’s abuse of the “untermensch”, those they found subhuman, such as Jews, Gypsies, Slavs, the infirm and the retarded.

What makes this incident truly repulsive is it’s proximity to the Christmas season. Hell, the writer even references the Christmas season! Put down your eggnog and let’s have a pogrom!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

TemekuT: My grandmother had a scathing putdown for anyone she perceived as being spineless, or a moral coward (which she considered the worst sin of all): She would tell them to “be a good German”, the clear implication being that it’s easier to turn away and do nothing or pretend as though nothing is going on, versus taking a stand on moral or ethical grounds.

The Holocaust could not have happened without the duplicity of the German people, and, to an even larger extent, their willingness to accept the Nazi’s abuse of the “untermensch”, those they found subhuman, such as Jews, Gypsies, Slavs, the infirm and the retarded.

What makes this incident truly repulsive is it’s proximity to the Christmas season. Hell, the writer even references the Christmas season! Put down your eggnog and let’s have a pogrom!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

TemekuT: My grandmother had a scathing putdown for anyone she perceived as being spineless, or a moral coward (which she considered the worst sin of all): She would tell them to “be a good German”, the clear implication being that it’s easier to turn away and do nothing or pretend as though nothing is going on, versus taking a stand on moral or ethical grounds.

The Holocaust could not have happened without the duplicity of the German people, and, to an even larger extent, their willingness to accept the Nazi’s abuse of the “untermensch”, those they found subhuman, such as Jews, Gypsies, Slavs, the infirm and the retarded.

What makes this incident truly repulsive is it’s proximity to the Christmas season. Hell, the writer even references the Christmas season! Put down your eggnog and let’s have a pogrom!

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: On a more serious note, I wanted to wish you and yours a safe and Merry Christmas holiday.

Also, and on the music front: Did you ever catch any shows at Keystone Palo Alto or Toso Pavilion (Univ. of Sta. Clara)? Just curious.

My mom had a great term for those members batting for the other team: She called them “musical”. Not trying to imply anything here…

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: On a more serious note, I wanted to wish you and yours a safe and Merry Christmas holiday.

Also, and on the music front: Did you ever catch any shows at Keystone Palo Alto or Toso Pavilion (Univ. of Sta. Clara)? Just curious.

My mom had a great term for those members batting for the other team: She called them “musical”. Not trying to imply anything here…

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: On a more serious note, I wanted to wish you and yours a safe and Merry Christmas holiday.

Also, and on the music front: Did you ever catch any shows at Keystone Palo Alto or Toso Pavilion (Univ. of Sta. Clara)? Just curious.

My mom had a great term for those members batting for the other team: She called them “musical”. Not trying to imply anything here…

[Allan from Fallbrook]

Dan: On a more serious note, I wanted to wish you and yours a safe and Merry Christmas holiday.

Also, and on the music front: Did you ever catch any shows at Keystone Palo Alto or Toso Pavilion (Univ. of Sta. Clara)? Just curious.

My mom had a great term for those members batting for the other team: She called them “musical”. Not trying to imply anything here…

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