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Participant[quote=Rustico][quote=jstoesz]Well Played…[/quote]
Thanks[/quote]haha, you (Rustico) hijacked my “well Played.” But upon further review, kudos to you all, for the good chuckles all around…
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ParticipantThank You,
At least you can admit that your wife/you are riding the gravy train. I would do the same if I had the forethought to go down that path. But all I want is those employees to be honest about it. Stop pretending like your a God’s gift to the public, and be honest (mediocrity would be a compliment for public employees).
ParticipantThank You,
At least you can admit that your wife/you are riding the gravy train. I would do the same if I had the forethought to go down that path. But all I want is those employees to be honest about it. Stop pretending like your a God’s gift to the public, and be honest (mediocrity would be a compliment for public employees).
ParticipantThank You,
At least you can admit that your wife/you are riding the gravy train. I would do the same if I had the forethought to go down that path. But all I want is those employees to be honest about it. Stop pretending like your a God’s gift to the public, and be honest (mediocrity would be a compliment for public employees).
ParticipantThank You,
At least you can admit that your wife/you are riding the gravy train. I would do the same if I had the forethought to go down that path. But all I want is those employees to be honest about it. Stop pretending like your a God’s gift to the public, and be honest (mediocrity would be a compliment for public employees).
ParticipantThank You,
At least you can admit that your wife/you are riding the gravy train. I would do the same if I had the forethought to go down that path. But all I want is those employees to be honest about it. Stop pretending like your a God’s gift to the public, and be honest (mediocrity would be a compliment for public employees).
ParticipantEugene,
I think what people here, or at least what I am getting at is that your argument is short sighted…
It is using past performance to predict future results.
Just because the 10year is seen as safe, does not mean this will continue. Just because the CPI (check out shadowstats.com for some perspective btw) doesn’t yet show mass inflation, does not mean that it will not in the future.
Just because we have not seen stagflation since the 70’s does not mean it can not come roaring back…
And the table has been set.
ParticipantEugene,
I think what people here, or at least what I am getting at is that your argument is short sighted…
It is using past performance to predict future results.
Just because the 10year is seen as safe, does not mean this will continue. Just because the CPI (check out shadowstats.com for some perspective btw) doesn’t yet show mass inflation, does not mean that it will not in the future.
Just because we have not seen stagflation since the 70’s does not mean it can not come roaring back…
And the table has been set.
ParticipantEugene,
I think what people here, or at least what I am getting at is that your argument is short sighted…
It is using past performance to predict future results.
Just because the 10year is seen as safe, does not mean this will continue. Just because the CPI (check out shadowstats.com for some perspective btw) doesn’t yet show mass inflation, does not mean that it will not in the future.
Just because we have not seen stagflation since the 70’s does not mean it can not come roaring back…
And the table has been set.
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