It's a war of ideas. Oh, fuck.
 

Hay muchos calcetines aquí hoy. Más que generalmente.

It's a war of ideas. Oh, fuck.
 

Los calcetines se parecen sucios y llenos de agujeros.

It's a war of ideas. Oh, fuck.
 

Whats creepy is Ty@50 PMd me last week and said that when Jeb Bush becomes president he makes spanish the official language of los estados unidos. it seems again fututre is now on this board.

It's a war of ideas. Oh, fuck.
 

i am unclear on what you are saying. what translation page do you use?

But The Economy is Still Bad
 

• WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. economy shot forward at an upwardly revised 5.3 percent annual rate in the first quarter, the fastest growth in 2-1/2 years, as companies built up inventories and exports strengthened, a Commerce Department report on Thursday showed.

http://today.reuters.com/news/newsar...src=rss&rpc=23

No longer an "allegedly bad" Lay.
 

Lay and Skilling convicted.

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/12968481/?GT1=8199

But The Economy is Still Bad
 

I found a new avatar for you. Maybe you could name it "ALL IS WEELLLLL!!"

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But The Economy is Still Bad
 

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Sexual Harassment Panda
keep in mind that this is all without support from Clinton's contrived tech bubble.

For debate: Clinton's creation of a false economy through the tech bubble cost middle class investors far more of their savings than anything done by Skilling and Lay.

This freaks me out.

But The Economy is Still Bad
 

I have too little knowledge to engage. Perhaps I'll leave it to the good folks who used to work at Enron, the rank and file employees who had to fill their 401(k)s up with Enron stock, then were frozen out of their accounts and couldn't sell until the stock was worth next to nothing*, to discuss it with you.

Here's a better one - Hillary's torture and murder of Vince Foster scared so many middle class investors that they couldn't pay attention and missed all the signs that they should sell out of the bubble, and that cost them far more of their savings than high gas prices, the falling dollar, or tax cuts for the wealthiest 1% of Americans coupled with rising health care costs.

*It goes without saying that Lay and Skilling were exempted from this and could therefore dump their stock holdings while it was still worth something. If you don't believe me, rent "The Smartest Guys in the Room". I can't wait til those guys are prison rec yard love dolls.

Thanks, I've been looking for a new sig line for a while.

GUILTY, GUILTY, GUILTY!!!!
 

But The Economy is Still Bad
 

You approve of rape as a punishment for crimes? Nice.

Hypo- in Islamic republics where they rape female prisioner as part of their torture- do you approve? assume the crime was very bad

But The Economy is Still Bad
 

Don't answer, SHP. State Secrets Privilege, ya know.

But The Economy is Still Bad
 

Not so fast. Those who penetrate - sorry, perpetrate such acts should be tried in a court of law with competent counsel and full due process, as S&L were, and if convicted, punished to the fullest extent of the law consistent with the limitations set forth by the Eighth Amendment to the Constitution of the United States of America (We Stand as One! (Fuck Yeah!)). Thanks for playing, though.

Torture was only mentioned in the context of l'affaire de Vincent Foster, not in the Enron case, so your hypo is inapposite. But again, I deeply appreciate your thoughtful contributions and look forward to our future correspondences.