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September 29, 2008 at 6:13 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #277755September 29, 2008 at 6:13 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278018
patientlywaiting
ParticipantThe Republican administration wants that bill but 2/3 of the Republicans voted against the bill.
They need to get their act together and get their own legislators to vote for it with some support from Democrats.
That’s how business is done.
It’s a failure of the Bush Administration to sell its plan to its own party. The Republicans should put their in order first before they can trusted to fix the country.
September 29, 2008 at 6:13 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278031patientlywaiting
ParticipantThe Republican administration wants that bill but 2/3 of the Republicans voted against the bill.
They need to get their act together and get their own legislators to vote for it with some support from Democrats.
That’s how business is done.
It’s a failure of the Bush Administration to sell its plan to its own party. The Republicans should put their in order first before they can trusted to fix the country.
September 29, 2008 at 6:13 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278068patientlywaiting
ParticipantThe Republican administration wants that bill but 2/3 of the Republicans voted against the bill.
They need to get their act together and get their own legislators to vote for it with some support from Democrats.
That’s how business is done.
It’s a failure of the Bush Administration to sell its plan to its own party. The Republicans should put their in order first before they can trusted to fix the country.
September 29, 2008 at 6:13 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #278080patientlywaiting
ParticipantThe Republican administration wants that bill but 2/3 of the Republicans voted against the bill.
They need to get their act together and get their own legislators to vote for it with some support from Democrats.
That’s how business is done.
It’s a failure of the Bush Administration to sell its plan to its own party. The Republicans should put their in order first before they can trusted to fix the country.
patientlywaiting
Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Dude, someone has an inferiority complex. Breath in and out. It’s ok.. It’s ok to be average. Breath in, breath out. πThe good news is that when all those enginerds lose their job, you know the economy is in the crapper and you’ll be unemployed too! Whoopie, everyone can rollaround in the mud together…What fun!
[/quote]
Inferiority?
Not at all. My employment actually generates real revenues.
I’ve said before that vapoware businesses in vapor technologies are in a world of trouble. They survived thanks to funny money buying and selling non-money making companies.
Buying and selling companies is the same ponzi scheme as buying and selling houses to each other. Everything was in expected “wishful-thinking” future price appreciation and nothing was in ongoing cash-flow.
Money can make money only for limited amount of time until the house of cards collapses.
Money can make money in a sustainable way only when there’s underlying economic productivity (ie actual products or services to sell).
And why is that good news? It’s good news only if misery loves company. I personally don’t care for the company of miserable people.
patientlywaiting
Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Dude, someone has an inferiority complex. Breath in and out. It’s ok.. It’s ok to be average. Breath in, breath out. πThe good news is that when all those enginerds lose their job, you know the economy is in the crapper and you’ll be unemployed too! Whoopie, everyone can rollaround in the mud together…What fun!
[/quote]
Inferiority?
Not at all. My employment actually generates real revenues.
I’ve said before that vapoware businesses in vapor technologies are in a world of trouble. They survived thanks to funny money buying and selling non-money making companies.
Buying and selling companies is the same ponzi scheme as buying and selling houses to each other. Everything was in expected “wishful-thinking” future price appreciation and nothing was in ongoing cash-flow.
Money can make money only for limited amount of time until the house of cards collapses.
Money can make money in a sustainable way only when there’s underlying economic productivity (ie actual products or services to sell).
And why is that good news? It’s good news only if misery loves company. I personally don’t care for the company of miserable people.
patientlywaiting
Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Dude, someone has an inferiority complex. Breath in and out. It’s ok.. It’s ok to be average. Breath in, breath out. πThe good news is that when all those enginerds lose their job, you know the economy is in the crapper and you’ll be unemployed too! Whoopie, everyone can rollaround in the mud together…What fun!
[/quote]
Inferiority?
Not at all. My employment actually generates real revenues.
I’ve said before that vapoware businesses in vapor technologies are in a world of trouble. They survived thanks to funny money buying and selling non-money making companies.
Buying and selling companies is the same ponzi scheme as buying and selling houses to each other. Everything was in expected “wishful-thinking” future price appreciation and nothing was in ongoing cash-flow.
Money can make money only for limited amount of time until the house of cards collapses.
Money can make money in a sustainable way only when there’s underlying economic productivity (ie actual products or services to sell).
And why is that good news? It’s good news only if misery loves company. I personally don’t care for the company of miserable people.
patientlywaiting
Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Dude, someone has an inferiority complex. Breath in and out. It’s ok.. It’s ok to be average. Breath in, breath out. πThe good news is that when all those enginerds lose their job, you know the economy is in the crapper and you’ll be unemployed too! Whoopie, everyone can rollaround in the mud together…What fun!
[/quote]
Inferiority?
Not at all. My employment actually generates real revenues.
I’ve said before that vapoware businesses in vapor technologies are in a world of trouble. They survived thanks to funny money buying and selling non-money making companies.
Buying and selling companies is the same ponzi scheme as buying and selling houses to each other. Everything was in expected “wishful-thinking” future price appreciation and nothing was in ongoing cash-flow.
Money can make money only for limited amount of time until the house of cards collapses.
Money can make money in a sustainable way only when there’s underlying economic productivity (ie actual products or services to sell).
And why is that good news? It’s good news only if misery loves company. I personally don’t care for the company of miserable people.
patientlywaiting
Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]
Dude, someone has an inferiority complex. Breath in and out. It’s ok.. It’s ok to be average. Breath in, breath out. πThe good news is that when all those enginerds lose their job, you know the economy is in the crapper and you’ll be unemployed too! Whoopie, everyone can rollaround in the mud together…What fun!
[/quote]
Inferiority?
Not at all. My employment actually generates real revenues.
I’ve said before that vapoware businesses in vapor technologies are in a world of trouble. They survived thanks to funny money buying and selling non-money making companies.
Buying and selling companies is the same ponzi scheme as buying and selling houses to each other. Everything was in expected “wishful-thinking” future price appreciation and nothing was in ongoing cash-flow.
Money can make money only for limited amount of time until the house of cards collapses.
Money can make money in a sustainable way only when there’s underlying economic productivity (ie actual products or services to sell).
And why is that good news? It’s good news only if misery loves company. I personally don’t care for the company of miserable people.
September 29, 2008 at 3:42 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #277476patientlywaiting
ParticipantI give Pelosi high marks for a great job at politics.
McCain tried to play this issue by suspending his campaign to come out smelling like rose when the bill passed and he saved the day.
Pelosi out-foxed him. Let the Republicans pass this bill if they really need it. Sure the Democrats want the bill too, but they should let the Republicans suffer the political fall-out from its passage.
The people are against the bailout and those who vote for the bill will pay a political price.
September 29, 2008 at 3:42 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #277737patientlywaiting
ParticipantI give Pelosi high marks for a great job at politics.
McCain tried to play this issue by suspending his campaign to come out smelling like rose when the bill passed and he saved the day.
Pelosi out-foxed him. Let the Republicans pass this bill if they really need it. Sure the Democrats want the bill too, but they should let the Republicans suffer the political fall-out from its passage.
The people are against the bailout and those who vote for the bill will pay a political price.
September 29, 2008 at 3:42 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #277751patientlywaiting
ParticipantI give Pelosi high marks for a great job at politics.
McCain tried to play this issue by suspending his campaign to come out smelling like rose when the bill passed and he saved the day.
Pelosi out-foxed him. Let the Republicans pass this bill if they really need it. Sure the Democrats want the bill too, but they should let the Republicans suffer the political fall-out from its passage.
The people are against the bailout and those who vote for the bill will pay a political price.
September 29, 2008 at 3:42 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #277787patientlywaiting
ParticipantI give Pelosi high marks for a great job at politics.
McCain tried to play this issue by suspending his campaign to come out smelling like rose when the bill passed and he saved the day.
Pelosi out-foxed him. Let the Republicans pass this bill if they really need it. Sure the Democrats want the bill too, but they should let the Republicans suffer the political fall-out from its passage.
The people are against the bailout and those who vote for the bill will pay a political price.
September 29, 2008 at 3:42 PM in reply to: Off Topic Clip of Peloski’s speech that cratered deal. She should resign. #277799patientlywaiting
ParticipantI give Pelosi high marks for a great job at politics.
McCain tried to play this issue by suspending his campaign to come out smelling like rose when the bill passed and he saved the day.
Pelosi out-foxed him. Let the Republicans pass this bill if they really need it. Sure the Democrats want the bill too, but they should let the Republicans suffer the political fall-out from its passage.
The people are against the bailout and those who vote for the bill will pay a political price.
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