Recent comments by Blackhalo
Outsider wrote:
Who wants to wager $5 we'll hear from poic in the next 2 weeks.
I'll take the under.
poicv2.0 wrote:
Just remember, a sock with sand in it doesn't leave marks.
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Rob Dawg wrote:
But a sock puppet on HCN can inflict untold emotional damage.
Someone that thin skinned, should probably learn to use the ignore function, or even better, not spend much time on-line.
HomeGnome wrote:
Republicans quitting their elected positions when they get a better offer?
What, like Meg Whitman or Carly Fiorina?
Rob Dawg wrote:
You might review who impeachment covers. Clinton's impeachable crimes expired with his office. Same with Bush.
So, the point of Ford's pardon of Nixon?
HomeGnome wrote:
glad you brought that up
90K is a lot to pay for a house painting...
picosec wrote:
paid $38.6k in 1971.
So, 206K, in inflation adjusted dollars.
Net income fell to $1.08 billion, or 55 cents a share, from $1.59 billion, or 80 cents a share, a year earlier.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/hp-second-quarter-quarter-profit-201220111.html
That's gonna leave a mark.
After Hours: 23.95+2.72 (12.81%)
WTF?
mr_clueless wrote:
10-15% a quarter.
Sure, THAT's sustainable.
Antipodes wrote:
pay for skilled work should be equivalent to pay for bankers.
Why should skilled labor get the same rate as unskilled?
CrescentDrive wrote:
is this a change of policy that unwinds QE faster or slower than expected before?
Did anyone really expect the Fed to start selling MBS?
Yoringe wrote:
We will never know the true number of his Mash-up victims....
YouTube keeps count...
Rob Dawg wrote:
"Kids Next Door"
Bah! "Head Crusher vs. Face Pincher" by Kids in the Hall from Greatest Comedy Sketches
Yoringe wrote:
F is for Fundamental!!
E is for 
D is for derivatives?
The Fundamentals of this economy are sound!
Vonbek777 wrote:
I'm still going with Tiger, in a sudden death smack down on the 18th.
I'm going with Sergio just giving voice to what most duffers and club members, say in private, anyway. Not a lot of coloreds in Agusta I'd wager.
arthur_dent wrote:
the one-legged stool. The exit is clear, but the exit without a collapse is not.
Euro/Yen will print, or not, as needed to try and keep that stool level...
Gold ETFs Are Liquidating By the Ton
Huh? I wonder if they are divesting the physical, or the paper first. It would be telling to know which they might be giving preference to.
Gold ETFs Are Liquidating By the Ton | Breakout - Yahoo! Finance
I wonder what happens to rents, if there is a run on Lease Backed Securities?
Vonbek777 wrote:
And it isn't limited to conservative or liberal biases.
Tipper Gore and the PMRC...
barfly wrote:
fucking foreigners in the US preaching revolution
Ben Franklin in France?
poicv2.0 wrote:
I would say there is indeed a point at which a country loses reserve currency status
Oh, yeah? Who's going to step up? Yen/Euro? Hah!
sportsfan wrote:
I'll take that remark with a whole shaker full of Snark
Oklahoma senator: Tornado aid “totally different” from Sandy aid - Salon.com
Rob Dawg wrote:
there were no posts of sympathy or outrage.
Outsider wrote:
Why does HG mumble in italics?
If it is to annoy, mission accomplished.
X-Box "One?"
That is the most retarded thing I have heard all day.
sportsfan wrote:
I don't think there is much of a difference at all.
I think there is a HUGE difference. When it's YOUR ox getting gored, it's not as big a deal as when it is MY ox getting gored. Just like some might be all for cutting corporate taxes, right up until, they get hit with a VAT or get lumped into the top marginal rate...
BarleyReturns wrote:
‘Co-Conspirator’: Fox News Reporter James Rosen’s Private Emails Given To Justice Dept. By Google | Mediaite
we hear the grousing of Washington Post National Political Editor Steven Ginsberg, Washington reporter John Solomon and the Associated Press's Matt Apuzzo. From the partisan corners come the protests of the Daily Caller's Tucker Carlson, the New Yorker's Ryan Lizza, Fox News Channel's Brit Hume, the Guardian's Glenn Greenwald and the chronically underemployed Keith Olbermann.
Were any of these clowns as concerned when Justice went after Wikileaks, and prohibited the CC companies and Pay Pal from processing donations?
Paradigm Lost wrote:
BEN GHAZEEE, ya'll!
If the nutters had not been crying wolf for 4+ years already, they might actually be able to make some hay with the, IRS stuff. But now? The (R) have no credibility, and it is kind of hard to generate sympathy for the Koch 401c3's.
barfly wrote:
neither is it a for profit institution
Well it is less concerned about it's profits, that go to the Treasury, than the TBTF banks profits, that go to the 1%.
Cinco-X wrote:
Don't they print their own currency?
The tend to be sticklers about maintaining the value of the Pound. Particularly, the Hose of Lords crowd.
JP wrote:
If only we could lower corporate taxes, think of the job creation!
"And more H1B's, please!"
justaskin wrote:
that looks like a disaster in Oklahoma City....
Climate change touching down?
I wager there is a better correlation for economic growth, paired with economic equality than Reinhart and Rogoff.
Vonbek777 wrote:
in essence your entire genetic makeup, and can assign patent control of it to corporations.
Well, if you get gene therapy to say, get the malaria resistant gene, w/o the accompanying cicle-cell. for $XK dollars, you would also need to cough up the same amount for any disease resistant offspring, under this ruling...
Vonbek777 wrote:
So can someone illuminate me about the whole gene ownership Tinfoil Hat circulating like wildfire today?
fudge_hend wrote:
How are the sales of distressed tables going?
Rob Dawg wrote:
Built for rent is such an obvious bubble.
Where else do you go for sustained yield?
Nemo wrote:
Intent is an important part of any crime
Housing Starts: Motive and Opportunity?
black dog wrote:
lack of printing is not the problem
It does not look like the solution, either.
BBC News - Hollande: Europe's identity at risk from recession
sm_landlord wrote:
1:21p Obama: I have complete confidence in Eric Holder
The kiss of death. "Heck of a job Brownie!"
Of course Eric has been VERY good for the bankers, so he might get by. Unless E. Warren takes him to task. I for one, would like to see Eliot Spitzer get a couple of years at that job ASAP.
Yoringe wrote:
"leaders" of the former communist dictatorships in yerp
Those who once held are probably a tad more wise about publicly displaying opulence.
black dog wrote:
is ben "thelma" and abe "louise"?
or other way around?
How is Germany's reluctance to print Euro's working out for them?
LoserBeachBum wrote:
The ingredient missing was the robots.
Down with wide-framed automated looms! Spoons, not steam-shovels!
So Japanese BTC exchange assests get seized by the Feds, but HSBC's Libor, Al Queada and Drug cartel's window, open for business...
Elizabeth Warren to Obama Administration: Take the Banks to Court, Already! | Mother Jones
Vonbek777 wrote:
Wiv a Little Bit of Luck Wiv a Little Bit of Luck Wiv a Little Bit of Luck
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What's a guy gotta do to get banned from bitcoin?
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Outsider wrote:
I think I'd notice when I go to give him a hard time about Ottawa getting knocked out of the playoffs.