Recent comments by Bad Dawg Bobby
Rob Dawg wrote:
On a permanently high plateau.
But Still,,, "a-ground." 
ResistanceIsFeudal wrote:
Bernanke? Technically that's an ark.
Even the Ark eventually "ran a-ground."
shill wrote:The mining industry is getting mutilated. I would say after this train wreak only the few that have strong cash reserves will survive.
Sounds like, soon it will be a good time to buy.
arthur_dent wrote:
It is somewhat predicated on BB being a brilliant tactician with considerable foresight
Personally, I believe he is in uncharted waters and just " shooten from the hip" so to speak.
A brilliant tactician? Well he IS a smart one but I question That Smart.
skk wrote:
Maybe not at 20, but at 60 ? hmmm..
And in an economic crisis, with not much to lose ! Hail skk
CR, " And I expect further declines in the overall participation rate over the next 15 to 20 years."
Once again, how do we finance the entitlements of the Baby Boomers ?
NorkaWest wrote:
A friend took her 13 year old son to see the Stones.
His only reaction was "What happened to his face?" after seeing Keith Richards on the Jumbotron.
What did you tell him,,,,"The Sixties"
I remember, in the middle of the night, being shitface drunk with Nova on the board.
I like Nova. And used to always look for his posts.
From one Mothur, to another. Happy Mothers Day. 
Mike_PNW wrote:
Some of us are on to your manipulation of this board CK..
And I thought I was the only one who saw it.
Not that it's bad, so long as it is realized.
Sorry about your Cat Citizen Allen.
sporkfed wrote:
I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last week.
Good enough for me.
Rob Dawg wrote:
It sure would be nice if HCN could attract a cross section of professionals who could answer these questions.
That would be nice, Heck, You prohably Do.
Bubblisimo Gerkinov wrote:
Does Monsantoe have a genetically modified tomatoe?
As far as I'm concerned, Monsantoe Stands for GMO.
creditcriminalslovetarp wrote:
this is great...now step up EPA...
I'm sure they will. Once they get Monsantoes permission.
Outsider wrote:
Americans overwhelmingly favor installing video surveillance cameras in public places, judging the infringement on their privacy as an acceptable trade-off for greater security from terrorist attacks, according to the latest New York Times/CBS News Poll.
I question that poll, heck, I don't trust the New York Times/CBS any more to be completely honest and bipartisan.
Outsider wrote:
n/m paywall
CR, "At 8:15 AM, the ADP Employment Report for April will be released. This report is for private payrolls only (no government). The consensus is for 155,000 payroll jobs added in April.
155k would be nice. If people go back to work ( at a living wage) then most of the other Reports will evenually look better.
josap wrote:
If you reach 50 without growing up - you don't have to.
That explains ALOT (!)
dryfly wrote:
I would guess the intelligence community already knows pretty well who it is but isn't saying.
I hope your Right. Push come to shove they could round them up.
That kind of scares me, The round up part I mean.
I guess it depends on how broad a net or round up the authorities use. I could see how easy it would be to abuse, misinterpited with a big Civil backlash. Kind'a like a, conviscating Guns backlash.
josap wrote:
Or they are planning more hits and don't want to tip their hand.
I have always thought that even terorists would claim responsibility for a killing,
These people apparently just want to murder. They are not just crazy but Evil.
lawyerliz wrote:
I think the Boston Massacre person is crazy.
If you set off a bomb, and don't explain why (The cause, retaliation ect.) the reason why,
your nothing more than a mindless killer, a mass murderer.
How come we haven't heard from the cowards.
Congratulations to Laura Fromme.
Tanta would be proud of the " motley crew "
she helped creat.
LoserBeachBum wrote:
The only choice is gonna be, are you gonna be a rebel, dying for a hopeless cause or some excel Lisa with outstanding grades, doing what is excepted to the Unit 39320011-XA?
Like a protest sign I remember " We can live on our knees, or DIE on our feet ".
I wonder what kind of a thrill it will be when an off duty policeman or armed observer SHOOTS their thrill seeking selves, with a .357 holloww point. I hope they re-think it, Not a good Idea.
greenchutes wrote:
thought and work into extricating ourselves from the worst abuses of the nyfrb as a nation.
It sure turned out that way. I'm not sure Ben and Timmy intended it that way, but they couldn't have worked harder in that direction.
Bubblisimo Gerkinov wrote:
But ... but ... when the bankers piss it away we'll the trickle down.
More like trickled ON. The Pantloads.
Jackdawracy wrote:
I really hope some other little country that otherwise never gets a mention, manages to come to the financial forefront next week.
Reminds me of " The Mouse that Roared ". Story
Later Gaters
justaskin wrote:
.....seems there's some question about the "citizen" bit...
Ya, I guess your right about that. I hear the Russians have alot of money to loose, in the Cyprus banks.
volker the viking wrote:
sewer systems suffer assessment fees
The Banks / Government is stealing money from the bank accounts of it's citizenry, in order to pay itself interest on money it lends us after it's stolen it.
We are as dumb as Dirt. but it's fun to watch and read about.
YouTube - James Taylor - Daddy's All Gone (Live 1998)
" Please, Please Don't Let The Show Go On ".
sportsfan wrote:
Yahoo boards are a world unto themselves.
YAHOO BOARDS (!) I can bearly handle this place (!)
albrt wrote:
Have I ever told you guys I love you?
In a thousand little ways (!)
albrt wrote:
Where's the Cyprus discussion on this thread?
This could be the beginning of the European Economic Collapse.
The BIS, IMF, ECB and Fed never cease to surprize me with creative un-thought of ways, to steal, transfer or destroy Money.
Their genius and stupidity never cease to amaze me.
I long for the simplicity of The Honest Nixon Years.
I sure hope the economy is as GOOD as they claim, I don't see it, but then again I'm just a Bad Dawg (!)
Later
albrt wrote:
It's really a much easier system from a logistical perspective.
I see, less fuel needed, Less food needed, Less money need because less people will be able to afford it.
Ben and timmys new economy.
robj wrote:
I'd prefer another rail-line next to freight, where possible, which is easy out West, not so easy in the East.
Rail is the way to go alright, but we still have to transfer from the rail to the store!
Rob Dawg wrote:
If we could get Chinese construction prices I'd say go for it.
"Chinese Construction prices" But quality of product, espescially high speed rail, I woul want union. American Union.
Ever notice that when it can to Republicans TAKING Taxpayer dollars ( What 4-6Trillion)to save TBTF Bankster or Corporations NO PROBLEM. Ben and Timmy just help themselves (With the permision of our Congress) to Tax money from the US Treasury BUT 1.4 Trillion to Feed people with food stamps, or medical care or Disabilities they screem like stuck PIGS GEEEEEEK, GEEEEEEK (!)"I want that money"
They have really made no bones about being the party that represents the top 20%.
It is sad being a former Republican and stand here and watch it self destruct, Time to bring back the WIG party
I say Tax the Corporations, Banks,People 90% that making over 1 Million a year.
I'm Kidding but I really have had enough of this greed, instead of leaders our top 20% have become wealth spunges.
Outsider wrote:
Are you back now or just dropping by?
Just dropping by, I've become a lurker.
I got Hacked real bad, I'm going to try and stay low key.
Good article, Worth the read.
Still insurance for the TBTF.
Externalized Costs wrote:
Things go sideways and Tier 1 assets are meaningless.
IMO, the derivatives collapes will not affect the average invester, just the TBTF.
Spent all Day at the Long Beach VA. Those guys do good work.
Hay Gnome,,,Go Climb a Tree .
Rob Dawg wrote:
Capitalism. Sounds intriguing. Maybe we should try it next time after whatever it is we have now gets consigned to the dustbin of history.
Maybe we could try alittle , representitive Government, as well?
Rob Dawg wrote:
This blog is definitely not on the Heart Association recommended list.
You can gain wieght just reading it.
Outsider wrote:
After such a barage of information from "The Penguin", I need to nap as well.
