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ParticipantThe Nimoy Baggins tape was a new one. But I saw the Shattner Rocket Man skit when it aired back in the 70’s and thought it corny.
Brings back memories……and shows my age….
ParticipantThe Nimoy Baggins tape was a new one. But I saw the Shattner Rocket Man skit when it aired back in the 70’s and thought it corny.
Brings back memories……and shows my age….
ParticipantThe Nimoy Baggins tape was a new one. But I saw the Shattner Rocket Man skit when it aired back in the 70’s and thought it corny.
Brings back memories……and shows my age….
March 14, 2009 at 10:31 AM in reply to: Jim Cramer gets Pounded by John Stewart on the Daily Show #365840ParticipantI’m watching the show and the previous clips that Stewart aired to bring it the Thursday interview.
Incredible stuff!
March 14, 2009 at 10:31 AM in reply to: Jim Cramer gets Pounded by John Stewart on the Daily Show #366130ParticipantI’m watching the show and the previous clips that Stewart aired to bring it the Thursday interview.
Incredible stuff!
March 14, 2009 at 10:31 AM in reply to: Jim Cramer gets Pounded by John Stewart on the Daily Show #366291ParticipantI’m watching the show and the previous clips that Stewart aired to bring it the Thursday interview.
Incredible stuff!
March 14, 2009 at 10:31 AM in reply to: Jim Cramer gets Pounded by John Stewart on the Daily Show #366328ParticipantI’m watching the show and the previous clips that Stewart aired to bring it the Thursday interview.
Incredible stuff!
March 14, 2009 at 10:31 AM in reply to: Jim Cramer gets Pounded by John Stewart on the Daily Show #366440ParticipantI’m watching the show and the previous clips that Stewart aired to bring it the Thursday interview.
Incredible stuff!
March 1, 2009 at 8:01 AM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #357560ParticipantA few points – I don’t believe any president Dem or Republican could openly say, “yeah, prices need to drop considerably more to bring things into alignment”. Would be political suicide.
On the chart – maybe I’m missing something, but does the chart Glen presents indicate that back in 1890, the typical cost of a home, or the average cost of all homes, is something like a “round $100K ?”. Seems to be on the way high side. In 1940’s my grandparents purchased a home for about $17K. My parents purchased a home in the 50’s for about $30K. Would need to know what he mean’s by the $100K line…
Would like to find out more about Glen’s numbers to better understand them.
Overall, I understand his point – homes are highly inflated in priced. They need to drop in value to reach sustainability.
And, overall, the question is – when can we rely on our elected officials to be totally honest with us? Under “normal” circumstances we may have to wait a while. But, in this environment they may need to come clean sooner than you think. But, unfortunately, not quite yet.
March 1, 2009 at 8:01 AM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #357862ParticipantA few points – I don’t believe any president Dem or Republican could openly say, “yeah, prices need to drop considerably more to bring things into alignment”. Would be political suicide.
On the chart – maybe I’m missing something, but does the chart Glen presents indicate that back in 1890, the typical cost of a home, or the average cost of all homes, is something like a “round $100K ?”. Seems to be on the way high side. In 1940’s my grandparents purchased a home for about $17K. My parents purchased a home in the 50’s for about $30K. Would need to know what he mean’s by the $100K line…
Would like to find out more about Glen’s numbers to better understand them.
Overall, I understand his point – homes are highly inflated in priced. They need to drop in value to reach sustainability.
And, overall, the question is – when can we rely on our elected officials to be totally honest with us? Under “normal” circumstances we may have to wait a while. But, in this environment they may need to come clean sooner than you think. But, unfortunately, not quite yet.
March 1, 2009 at 8:01 AM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #358003ParticipantA few points – I don’t believe any president Dem or Republican could openly say, “yeah, prices need to drop considerably more to bring things into alignment”. Would be political suicide.
On the chart – maybe I’m missing something, but does the chart Glen presents indicate that back in 1890, the typical cost of a home, or the average cost of all homes, is something like a “round $100K ?”. Seems to be on the way high side. In 1940’s my grandparents purchased a home for about $17K. My parents purchased a home in the 50’s for about $30K. Would need to know what he mean’s by the $100K line…
Would like to find out more about Glen’s numbers to better understand them.
Overall, I understand his point – homes are highly inflated in priced. They need to drop in value to reach sustainability.
And, overall, the question is – when can we rely on our elected officials to be totally honest with us? Under “normal” circumstances we may have to wait a while. But, in this environment they may need to come clean sooner than you think. But, unfortunately, not quite yet.
March 1, 2009 at 8:01 AM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #358034ParticipantA few points – I don’t believe any president Dem or Republican could openly say, “yeah, prices need to drop considerably more to bring things into alignment”. Would be political suicide.
On the chart – maybe I’m missing something, but does the chart Glen presents indicate that back in 1890, the typical cost of a home, or the average cost of all homes, is something like a “round $100K ?”. Seems to be on the way high side. In 1940’s my grandparents purchased a home for about $17K. My parents purchased a home in the 50’s for about $30K. Would need to know what he mean’s by the $100K line…
Would like to find out more about Glen’s numbers to better understand them.
Overall, I understand his point – homes are highly inflated in priced. They need to drop in value to reach sustainability.
And, overall, the question is – when can we rely on our elected officials to be totally honest with us? Under “normal” circumstances we may have to wait a while. But, in this environment they may need to come clean sooner than you think. But, unfortunately, not quite yet.
March 1, 2009 at 8:01 AM in reply to: Obama wants to arrest the fall of home prices – Glenn Beck explains #358140ParticipantA few points – I don’t believe any president Dem or Republican could openly say, “yeah, prices need to drop considerably more to bring things into alignment”. Would be political suicide.
On the chart – maybe I’m missing something, but does the chart Glen presents indicate that back in 1890, the typical cost of a home, or the average cost of all homes, is something like a “round $100K ?”. Seems to be on the way high side. In 1940’s my grandparents purchased a home for about $17K. My parents purchased a home in the 50’s for about $30K. Would need to know what he mean’s by the $100K line…
Would like to find out more about Glen’s numbers to better understand them.
Overall, I understand his point – homes are highly inflated in priced. They need to drop in value to reach sustainability.
And, overall, the question is – when can we rely on our elected officials to be totally honest with us? Under “normal” circumstances we may have to wait a while. But, in this environment they may need to come clean sooner than you think. But, unfortunately, not quite yet.
ParticipantYes, we had a blast last night. Was tough getting up this morning, but well worth it! Great catching up with people we’ve known and meeting new ones.
Look forward to the next one.
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