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Oh Mark didn't you get the memo from BB today, immediate pain but the future is bright, someday housing will climb, someday the market will be strong, jobs will be high paying and actually located here in America; just wait and trust the FED, we are here for you!
Anonymous,Oh Mark didn't you get the memo from BB today, immediate pain but the future is bright...I'm a laughing on the outside but crying on the inside type clown, lol.I sometimes get my BBs a bit confused.BB (gun)... useful for creating jobs in the window replacement industry. Prosperity baby.BB (Ben Bernanke)... useful for setting interest rates to unsustainably low levels for creating jobs in the window replacement industry.BBB (Better Business Bureau)... useful for detecting unsustainable jobs in the window replacement industry.BBB (Bed, Bath, and Beyond)... useful for creating jobs in the window dressing replacement industry... not to be confused with Linens 'N Things.UPDATE 1-Linens 'n Things store closings to begin Fridayhttp://www.reuters.com/article/governmentFilingsNews/idUSN1535213520081015The stores are expected to be completely closed in less than 11 weeks, by Jan. 1 at the latest.For those keeping track at home, that's 11 full weeks of pure deflationary goodness.What makes this especially confusing is that BBB sells window dressing but BB helps sell financial window dressing.Merrill Lynch behind 'window-dressing' tradeshttp://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24477146-20142,00.htmlThe incident comes just months after the ASX warned stockbrokers against a type of market manipulation known as "window dressing", which is the practice of placing orders at the end of a reporting period, particularly by fund managers, to elevate or suppress a company's stock price and, as a result, a fund manager's investment portfolio.Make that pig look good. Use plenty of lipstick. It's the (lack of) transparency of lipstick that makes it so great.
Hey, great song parody. Easily the best one since "Panic Monday". FWIW, "Panic Monday" is the better of the two -- like Olympic diving, the difficulty factor for an M.C. Hammer parody tune is too low to take the gold, even when done flawlessly.:-)
AllanF,...like Olympic diving, the difficulty factor for an M.C. Hammer parody tune is too low to take the gold, even when done flawlessly.Picture this. I'm sitting alone in my office right now. I read your comments.I chuckled out loud and I'm now stuck with this goofy grin on my face. Seriously, lol.Blogging is great therapy. No doubt about it.
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Oh Mark didn't you get the memo from BB today, immediate pain but the future is bright, someday housing will climb, someday the market will be strong, jobs will be high paying and actually located here in America; just wait and trust the FED, we are here for you!
Anonymous,
Oh Mark didn't you get the memo from BB today, immediate pain but the future is bright...
I'm a laughing on the outside but crying on the inside type clown, lol.
I sometimes get my BBs a bit confused.
BB (gun)... useful for creating jobs in the window replacement industry. Prosperity baby.
BB (Ben Bernanke)... useful for setting interest rates to unsustainably low levels for creating jobs in the window replacement industry.
BBB (Better Business Bureau)... useful for detecting unsustainable jobs in the window replacement industry.
BBB (Bed, Bath, and Beyond)... useful for creating jobs in the window dressing replacement industry... not to be confused with Linens 'N Things.
UPDATE 1-Linens 'n Things store closings to begin Friday
http://www.reuters.com/article/governmentFilingsNews/idUSN1535213520081015
The stores are expected to be completely closed in less than 11 weeks, by Jan. 1 at the latest.
For those keeping track at home, that's 11 full weeks of pure deflationary goodness.
What makes this especially confusing is that BBB sells window dressing but BB helps sell financial window dressing.
Merrill Lynch behind 'window-dressing' trades
http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/story/0,25197,24477146-20142,00.html
The incident comes just months after the ASX warned stockbrokers against a type of market manipulation known as "window dressing", which is the practice of placing orders at the end of a reporting period, particularly by fund managers, to elevate or suppress a company's stock price and, as a result, a fund manager's investment portfolio.
Make that pig look good. Use plenty of lipstick. It's the (lack of) transparency of lipstick that makes it so great.
Hey, great song parody. Easily the best one since "Panic Monday". FWIW, "Panic Monday" is the better of the two -- like Olympic diving, the difficulty factor for an M.C. Hammer parody tune is too low to take the gold, even when done flawlessly.
:-)
AllanF,
...like Olympic diving, the difficulty factor for an M.C. Hammer parody tune is too low to take the gold, even when done flawlessly.
Picture this. I'm sitting alone in my office right now. I read your comments.
I chuckled out loud and I'm now stuck with this goofy grin on my face. Seriously, lol.
Blogging is great therapy. No doubt about it.
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