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Participant[quote=Scarlet]SOCRATT, Thanks for jumping into the kiddie pool.
Toyota and Honda are really hurting right now, or haven’t you heard? You might want to take your ear off the corporate lemming phone. Did toyota, honda , nissan and mazda fail to understand the market?
Guess what? That Aztek is an absolutely awesome vehicle. Now I know in third grade something that is funny looking is to be ridiculed but you know not of what you speak concerning that vehicle. How do i know? The Aztek is the sister SUV to my Buick. Crawl around and under one next time you see one. Beauty is skin deep and I think even the most Japanese of Japan fans will appreciate the mechanicle wonder of the vehicle.
The pinto was and easy target, I’ll give you that one.
Old Raleighs are better than old Peugots and newer versions of both makes suck.[/quote]
Scarlet are you married to Breeze (sorry Breeze I actually dig the last couple of your posts)? You defend every post as if you have any clue. If you truly are driving the sister vehicle to the Aztek that would seem to answer most of my questions about you. Don’t continue to embarrass yourself with all the replies to these posters simply because you have a Buick that somehow made it past 70K miles.
You are as ignorant as those you speak of in these posts with the small tidbits of understanding you have of these car manufacturers. You are the typical, buy American because we are in America. Sorry, but I wouldn’t buy American if you paid me to. Your thoughtless comment on Honda and Toyota again answer my questions about you. Did you know we are in a global recession? Has Toyota or Honda asked for a government bailout? Of course they are hurting, so are you and your neighbor. Everyone hurts with a global recession. In the end the strong survive and the weak will fail. You are sharp as the car you drive if you think we should be bailing out these auto makers. Wake up Scarlet and stop writing these letters!
Participant[quote=Scarlet]SOCRATT, Thanks for jumping into the kiddie pool.
Toyota and Honda are really hurting right now, or haven’t you heard? You might want to take your ear off the corporate lemming phone. Did toyota, honda , nissan and mazda fail to understand the market?
Guess what? That Aztek is an absolutely awesome vehicle. Now I know in third grade something that is funny looking is to be ridiculed but you know not of what you speak concerning that vehicle. How do i know? The Aztek is the sister SUV to my Buick. Crawl around and under one next time you see one. Beauty is skin deep and I think even the most Japanese of Japan fans will appreciate the mechanicle wonder of the vehicle.
The pinto was and easy target, I’ll give you that one.
Old Raleighs are better than old Peugots and newer versions of both makes suck.[/quote]
Scarlet are you married to Breeze (sorry Breeze I actually dig the last couple of your posts)? You defend every post as if you have any clue. If you truly are driving the sister vehicle to the Aztek that would seem to answer most of my questions about you. Don’t continue to embarrass yourself with all the replies to these posters simply because you have a Buick that somehow made it past 70K miles.
You are as ignorant as those you speak of in these posts with the small tidbits of understanding you have of these car manufacturers. You are the typical, buy American because we are in America. Sorry, but I wouldn’t buy American if you paid me to. Your thoughtless comment on Honda and Toyota again answer my questions about you. Did you know we are in a global recession? Has Toyota or Honda asked for a government bailout? Of course they are hurting, so are you and your neighbor. Everyone hurts with a global recession. In the end the strong survive and the weak will fail. You are sharp as the car you drive if you think we should be bailing out these auto makers. Wake up Scarlet and stop writing these letters!
Participant[quote=Scarlet]SOCRATT, Thanks for jumping into the kiddie pool.
Toyota and Honda are really hurting right now, or haven’t you heard? You might want to take your ear off the corporate lemming phone. Did toyota, honda , nissan and mazda fail to understand the market?
Guess what? That Aztek is an absolutely awesome vehicle. Now I know in third grade something that is funny looking is to be ridiculed but you know not of what you speak concerning that vehicle. How do i know? The Aztek is the sister SUV to my Buick. Crawl around and under one next time you see one. Beauty is skin deep and I think even the most Japanese of Japan fans will appreciate the mechanicle wonder of the vehicle.
The pinto was and easy target, I’ll give you that one.
Old Raleighs are better than old Peugots and newer versions of both makes suck.[/quote]
Scarlet are you married to Breeze (sorry Breeze I actually dig the last couple of your posts)? You defend every post as if you have any clue. If you truly are driving the sister vehicle to the Aztek that would seem to answer most of my questions about you. Don’t continue to embarrass yourself with all the replies to these posters simply because you have a Buick that somehow made it past 70K miles.
You are as ignorant as those you speak of in these posts with the small tidbits of understanding you have of these car manufacturers. You are the typical, buy American because we are in America. Sorry, but I wouldn’t buy American if you paid me to. Your thoughtless comment on Honda and Toyota again answer my questions about you. Did you know we are in a global recession? Has Toyota or Honda asked for a government bailout? Of course they are hurting, so are you and your neighbor. Everyone hurts with a global recession. In the end the strong survive and the weak will fail. You are sharp as the car you drive if you think we should be bailing out these auto makers. Wake up Scarlet and stop writing these letters!
Participant[quote=Scarlet]SOCRATT, Thanks for jumping into the kiddie pool.
Toyota and Honda are really hurting right now, or haven’t you heard? You might want to take your ear off the corporate lemming phone. Did toyota, honda , nissan and mazda fail to understand the market?
Guess what? That Aztek is an absolutely awesome vehicle. Now I know in third grade something that is funny looking is to be ridiculed but you know not of what you speak concerning that vehicle. How do i know? The Aztek is the sister SUV to my Buick. Crawl around and under one next time you see one. Beauty is skin deep and I think even the most Japanese of Japan fans will appreciate the mechanicle wonder of the vehicle.
The pinto was and easy target, I’ll give you that one.
Old Raleighs are better than old Peugots and newer versions of both makes suck.[/quote]
Scarlet are you married to Breeze (sorry Breeze I actually dig the last couple of your posts)? You defend every post as if you have any clue. If you truly are driving the sister vehicle to the Aztek that would seem to answer most of my questions about you. Don’t continue to embarrass yourself with all the replies to these posters simply because you have a Buick that somehow made it past 70K miles.
You are as ignorant as those you speak of in these posts with the small tidbits of understanding you have of these car manufacturers. You are the typical, buy American because we are in America. Sorry, but I wouldn’t buy American if you paid me to. Your thoughtless comment on Honda and Toyota again answer my questions about you. Did you know we are in a global recession? Has Toyota or Honda asked for a government bailout? Of course they are hurting, so are you and your neighbor. Everyone hurts with a global recession. In the end the strong survive and the weak will fail. You are sharp as the car you drive if you think we should be bailing out these auto makers. Wake up Scarlet and stop writing these letters!
ParticipantThe simple fact is regardless if Ford, GM and Chrysler made a good product or not, they obviously failed to understand the market and follow a successful business model. As with any other business in the US when you don’t run the company correctly you should expect to fail.
There have been some great Ford (Pinto) and GM (Aztek) products although I have always been a bit suspect of Chrysler. Every one of these CEO’s had to have seen the markets changing. I can’t imagine us Piggs were smarter than these CEO’s in predicting this collapse but heck in this day and age maybe that is the case. Sometimes I wonder if maybe we should form a new Pigg Party. We have a diverse enough clan I think we could make some things happen.
All this said, I believe we are making a big mistake in propping up the auto makers. This bailout money needs to focus on the future, i.e. alternative and natural energy. All this stimulus money is ending up in the hands of those who created this ordeal. I am not quite sure that is the answer.
Why doesn’t anyone bring up the Peugot 10 speed? I have one of those that has run for years. Just add grease and it pedals forever. I am all about foreign!
ParticipantThe simple fact is regardless if Ford, GM and Chrysler made a good product or not, they obviously failed to understand the market and follow a successful business model. As with any other business in the US when you don’t run the company correctly you should expect to fail.
There have been some great Ford (Pinto) and GM (Aztek) products although I have always been a bit suspect of Chrysler. Every one of these CEO’s had to have seen the markets changing. I can’t imagine us Piggs were smarter than these CEO’s in predicting this collapse but heck in this day and age maybe that is the case. Sometimes I wonder if maybe we should form a new Pigg Party. We have a diverse enough clan I think we could make some things happen.
All this said, I believe we are making a big mistake in propping up the auto makers. This bailout money needs to focus on the future, i.e. alternative and natural energy. All this stimulus money is ending up in the hands of those who created this ordeal. I am not quite sure that is the answer.
Why doesn’t anyone bring up the Peugot 10 speed? I have one of those that has run for years. Just add grease and it pedals forever. I am all about foreign!
ParticipantThe simple fact is regardless if Ford, GM and Chrysler made a good product or not, they obviously failed to understand the market and follow a successful business model. As with any other business in the US when you don’t run the company correctly you should expect to fail.
There have been some great Ford (Pinto) and GM (Aztek) products although I have always been a bit suspect of Chrysler. Every one of these CEO’s had to have seen the markets changing. I can’t imagine us Piggs were smarter than these CEO’s in predicting this collapse but heck in this day and age maybe that is the case. Sometimes I wonder if maybe we should form a new Pigg Party. We have a diverse enough clan I think we could make some things happen.
All this said, I believe we are making a big mistake in propping up the auto makers. This bailout money needs to focus on the future, i.e. alternative and natural energy. All this stimulus money is ending up in the hands of those who created this ordeal. I am not quite sure that is the answer.
Why doesn’t anyone bring up the Peugot 10 speed? I have one of those that has run for years. Just add grease and it pedals forever. I am all about foreign!
ParticipantThe simple fact is regardless if Ford, GM and Chrysler made a good product or not, they obviously failed to understand the market and follow a successful business model. As with any other business in the US when you don’t run the company correctly you should expect to fail.
There have been some great Ford (Pinto) and GM (Aztek) products although I have always been a bit suspect of Chrysler. Every one of these CEO’s had to have seen the markets changing. I can’t imagine us Piggs were smarter than these CEO’s in predicting this collapse but heck in this day and age maybe that is the case. Sometimes I wonder if maybe we should form a new Pigg Party. We have a diverse enough clan I think we could make some things happen.
All this said, I believe we are making a big mistake in propping up the auto makers. This bailout money needs to focus on the future, i.e. alternative and natural energy. All this stimulus money is ending up in the hands of those who created this ordeal. I am not quite sure that is the answer.
Why doesn’t anyone bring up the Peugot 10 speed? I have one of those that has run for years. Just add grease and it pedals forever. I am all about foreign!
ParticipantThe simple fact is regardless if Ford, GM and Chrysler made a good product or not, they obviously failed to understand the market and follow a successful business model. As with any other business in the US when you don’t run the company correctly you should expect to fail.
There have been some great Ford (Pinto) and GM (Aztek) products although I have always been a bit suspect of Chrysler. Every one of these CEO’s had to have seen the markets changing. I can’t imagine us Piggs were smarter than these CEO’s in predicting this collapse but heck in this day and age maybe that is the case. Sometimes I wonder if maybe we should form a new Pigg Party. We have a diverse enough clan I think we could make some things happen.
All this said, I believe we are making a big mistake in propping up the auto makers. This bailout money needs to focus on the future, i.e. alternative and natural energy. All this stimulus money is ending up in the hands of those who created this ordeal. I am not quite sure that is the answer.
Why doesn’t anyone bring up the Peugot 10 speed? I have one of those that has run for years. Just add grease and it pedals forever. I am all about foreign!
Participant[quote=barnaby33]I’ll stick by what I said
It ain’t contained, it ain’t subprime and it ain’t over. Not by a long shot.
Bubblesitter, unless you are prepared to day trade there are NO GOOD investments right now. I say that because everyones books are so cooked you can’t possibly evaluate one potential good company from the turds stinking up the joint. The whole point of staying out of the markets is to wait until the govt stops trying to pick the winners and make the losers into winners at your expense. Once that happens, then you’ll be in an enviable position to buy great companies at steep discounts. We are nowhere near that point.
SRS, you’ve been a big disappointment to me these last 2 months, don’t fail me now!
[/quote]Barnaby, I have to say I partially disagree. I think gold and silver mining stocks may be a good play right now. If you can imagine how bad this sector was beat down when the markets were crushed. I think gold and silver stocks have a lot of catching up to do with the current commodity prices. As far as everything else, I would stay away.
For gold I like GG, ABX and AUY. For silver I like PAAS. Keep an eye on these as I believe they are poised for a nice run up.
Participant[quote=barnaby33]I’ll stick by what I said
It ain’t contained, it ain’t subprime and it ain’t over. Not by a long shot.
Bubblesitter, unless you are prepared to day trade there are NO GOOD investments right now. I say that because everyones books are so cooked you can’t possibly evaluate one potential good company from the turds stinking up the joint. The whole point of staying out of the markets is to wait until the govt stops trying to pick the winners and make the losers into winners at your expense. Once that happens, then you’ll be in an enviable position to buy great companies at steep discounts. We are nowhere near that point.
SRS, you’ve been a big disappointment to me these last 2 months, don’t fail me now!
[/quote]Barnaby, I have to say I partially disagree. I think gold and silver mining stocks may be a good play right now. If you can imagine how bad this sector was beat down when the markets were crushed. I think gold and silver stocks have a lot of catching up to do with the current commodity prices. As far as everything else, I would stay away.
For gold I like GG, ABX and AUY. For silver I like PAAS. Keep an eye on these as I believe they are poised for a nice run up.
Participant[quote=barnaby33]I’ll stick by what I said
It ain’t contained, it ain’t subprime and it ain’t over. Not by a long shot.
Bubblesitter, unless you are prepared to day trade there are NO GOOD investments right now. I say that because everyones books are so cooked you can’t possibly evaluate one potential good company from the turds stinking up the joint. The whole point of staying out of the markets is to wait until the govt stops trying to pick the winners and make the losers into winners at your expense. Once that happens, then you’ll be in an enviable position to buy great companies at steep discounts. We are nowhere near that point.
SRS, you’ve been a big disappointment to me these last 2 months, don’t fail me now!
[/quote]Barnaby, I have to say I partially disagree. I think gold and silver mining stocks may be a good play right now. If you can imagine how bad this sector was beat down when the markets were crushed. I think gold and silver stocks have a lot of catching up to do with the current commodity prices. As far as everything else, I would stay away.
For gold I like GG, ABX and AUY. For silver I like PAAS. Keep an eye on these as I believe they are poised for a nice run up.
Participant[quote=barnaby33]I’ll stick by what I said
It ain’t contained, it ain’t subprime and it ain’t over. Not by a long shot.
Bubblesitter, unless you are prepared to day trade there are NO GOOD investments right now. I say that because everyones books are so cooked you can’t possibly evaluate one potential good company from the turds stinking up the joint. The whole point of staying out of the markets is to wait until the govt stops trying to pick the winners and make the losers into winners at your expense. Once that happens, then you’ll be in an enviable position to buy great companies at steep discounts. We are nowhere near that point.
SRS, you’ve been a big disappointment to me these last 2 months, don’t fail me now!
[/quote]Barnaby, I have to say I partially disagree. I think gold and silver mining stocks may be a good play right now. If you can imagine how bad this sector was beat down when the markets were crushed. I think gold and silver stocks have a lot of catching up to do with the current commodity prices. As far as everything else, I would stay away.
For gold I like GG, ABX and AUY. For silver I like PAAS. Keep an eye on these as I believe they are poised for a nice run up.
Participant[quote=barnaby33]I’ll stick by what I said
It ain’t contained, it ain’t subprime and it ain’t over. Not by a long shot.
Bubblesitter, unless you are prepared to day trade there are NO GOOD investments right now. I say that because everyones books are so cooked you can’t possibly evaluate one potential good company from the turds stinking up the joint. The whole point of staying out of the markets is to wait until the govt stops trying to pick the winners and make the losers into winners at your expense. Once that happens, then you’ll be in an enviable position to buy great companies at steep discounts. We are nowhere near that point.
SRS, you’ve been a big disappointment to me these last 2 months, don’t fail me now!
[/quote]Barnaby, I have to say I partially disagree. I think gold and silver mining stocks may be a good play right now. If you can imagine how bad this sector was beat down when the markets were crushed. I think gold and silver stocks have a lot of catching up to do with the current commodity prices. As far as everything else, I would stay away.
For gold I like GG, ABX and AUY. For silver I like PAAS. Keep an eye on these as I believe they are poised for a nice run up.
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