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chuck you are a treasure. keep them posts coming, mate.

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Guess who ends up paying for this, c'mon(or cum'on, you pick, trust me, it applies, sometimes, maybe, kinda, sorta) guess, c'mon guess.


http://redtape.msnbc.com/2008/10/credit-cards-at.html


You don't realize the parties ya'll paid for. Too. (insert winky)

'tis quite funny now, no?

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...& God said, "Let there be light".


http://www.time.com/time/nation/arti...850410,00.html


Let's hope everone takes off their sunglasses.

Ever notice how the only shades you don't lose are the pair that you bought for $10 at the fleamarket? I've got a little tickling chuckle in the back of my throat.

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think i might have to encorporate some crackers and cheese with tonight's drinking game. emphasis on the crackers

Re: Crunch
 

I hope you don't have red wine. People will call you gay.

And I'm not sharing mine.

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Lol! Don't know if I can stay up til 3.30am this time - the first of the winter bugs has struck. Maybe some brandy will keep me going.

Anyway, hopefully McCain tonight will look even more shaky following today's news:

US and UK shares slump as recession looms

World markets slide again as recession fears resurface

"London shares suffer fifth worst one-day fall ever while Dow Jones falls below 9000"

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I'll actually be missing the live broadcast of the debate tonight in favor of having a beach volleyball lesson. I've been obsessing about this campaign so much that the idea of being out on the beach playing rather than watching the debate sounds pretty great to me.

I'm hoping Roland Martin is right about what he's expecting might happen tonight though...

Remember the fight against George Foreman in Zaire? My man damn near went to sleep on the ropes as Foreman flailed away, using his energy to pound away at Ali. And at the right time, the Greatest of All Time started blasting away, eventually knocking Foreman out.

That's exactly what Sen. Barack Obama is doing to Sen. John McCain.

At no time during the Democratic primary has Obama tried to pick a fight. So when he told ABC last week that when it came to bringing up 1960s radical Bill Ayers on the campaign trail, McCain "wasn't willing to say it to my face," I instantly saw it as Obama throwing down the gauntlet.

Knowing full well that the senior senator from Arizona has a hot temper, he couldn't resist the bait.

"He has probably ensured that it will come up this time," McCain told a Missouri radio station.

And by doing so tonight, Obama will be ready to pounce.

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Is this those one of the those nude ones again?

And Deckard, should I PM some brandy recipes?

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Oh yeah. . stock pick:

FGX INTERNATIONAL HOLDINGS (FGXI:NASDAQ) makers of foster-grant, gargoyles, angels and various other cheap sunglasses lines as well as magnivision readers.

Also makes store branded sunglasses and readers for walmart, walgreens and rite-aid.

And if capitalism is going to hell in a hand basket, you might as wll make money off it - look at some short biased ETFs. ProShares UltraShort Oil and Gas DUG (short oil and gas) went up 32% today (2% more in after hours,) look for another 15% today as asia is going down as we speak.

Take a look at Dedicated Short Bias ETFs

Don't buy right now, but wait for the dow to bounce back (which it will as fools think things are on sale) and buy some cheap. Wait for the next crash and sell for a quick 15 - 20%

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Is that indirect for faggots?

If so, TAKES ONE TO KNOW ONE! ...aaaand WE'RE OFF! to hit the last glass of wine.

Damn, I knew I should have gone into City of Tokyo stock when it was offered 2 years ago.