$700,000,000,000.00

[DirtDawg]

Either your sister is daisy-fresh or a couple of my guns are bigger than yours.

Think of giving birth to a watermelon without stretchmarks later.

[richard]

first of all learn how to read fucktard. i didnt say my sister, i said "there sister" so the rest of what you said is meaningless. and reguardless i own a .357 revolver

[DirtDawg]

It was a joke, Richard, but yeah, I have a few hoglegs, too. I was talking about the hole I did NOT mean to make in the ribcage of a deer once, after hitting it with my .300WMag.

I changed my target to much closer game because of a perfect, clear shot suddenly, instead of trying for the long distance one I had picked up the Magnum for, in the first place. Too much gun!







It was about hunting, but I really wanted to used the phrase, "daisy fresh"  in some way. Can't say why.

[DirtDawg]

first of all learn how to read fucktard. i didnt say my sister, i said "there sister" so the rest of what you said is meaningless. and reguardless i own a .357 revolver

OH!

...   and I thought you were ignoring me and I could say anything I wanted, without you giving a shit.

WTF are you doing getting in my face, anyway?


(watch this)

[klox]

I agree with you here, though Capitalism and Socialism can co-exist together to an extent. The DVD's sound interesting, I might watch them if I get chance.

Well all countries employ some kind of mixture of both economic and political systems. If a country, like the US for example is mostly capitalist yet has a welfare system, then of course that illustrates the mixture of economic policy. I can't think of any countries that have a pure separation of ideoligies.

[richard]

oh i get it, your trying to say my sister will break into your house and steal your stuff and shes as fat as a deer? so your gun will do the trick? wow. you shure do know how to dig a hole, i thought we didnt like each other so you were trying to razz me with your reply. but good job anyways, i guess.  welcome back to my ignore list. dumbass

[DirtDawg]

oh i get it, your trying to say my sister will break into your house and steal your stuff and shes as fat as a deer? so your gun will do the trick? wow. you shure do know how to dig a hole, i thought we didnt like each other so you were trying to razz me with your reply. but good job anyways, i guess.  welcome back to my ignore list. dumbass

Not even close.

Hell, Richard, I always enjoy talking to you, but you don't seem to care for my sense of humor.

Hope you can stick around a while.

[ProfessorFarnsworth]

Looks like things are getting desperate, as the Bank of England, US Federal Reserve and European Central Bank lowered their interest rate by 0.5%, and the UK has made a 'bailout' package too. Despite this the markets still ended in the red in both Europe and the US. The Nikkei last I check is up but volatile (well it did fall nearly a 1,000 point yesterday), ASX is down. Paulson warns that some banks will still fail despite the 700bn dollar bailout and the IMF warns of a severe downturn occurring. US Retailers are also reporting dismal sales, and as I mentioned in previous posts in this thread, is one reason why the economic collapse is inevitable.

[Leto729]

Markets down day again

http://money.cnn.com/2008/10/08/news/international/world_crisis/index.htm?postversion=2008100814

Though Dollar is strengthening.

http://money.cnn.com/2008/10/01/markets/thebuzz/index.htm?postversion=2008100115

[ProfessorFarnsworth]

And they're all down again today too. I already said that they can throw every measure at it but it's still going to inevitably collapse.

[Leto729]

U.S. stock market was down 700 points early the morning.

Last hour was up 360 points before it fell 128 points at the end.

Market was volatile the whole day.

[Trigger 11]

'Cause everyone will cash in on quick profits on any day it goes up.

[Leto729]

U.S. stock market was manly down all day but for a few minutes up here and there.

[klox]

Just my own little bet, for the sake of fun...I think the late rally on Friday is an indicator of a rally on open, on Monday. Remember, it's been 8 straight days of losses. Is anyone here a speculator? Or all fundamentals?

[Callaway]

Just my own little bet, for the sake of fun...I think the late rally on Friday is an indicator of a rally on open, on Monday. Remember, it's been 8 straight days of losses. Is anyone here a speculator? Or all fundamentals?

My husband and I have a few shares of a handful of stocks, which we bought years ago.

Overall, they are down 20% from when we bought them and down 40% from their high, so I wouldn't say that we are very good speculators, if we are speculators.