I live in the USA and I am concerned about the future. I created this blog to share my thoughts on the economy and anything else that might catch my attention.
Stag,Desperate for a job, any job, he has signed on for the ultimate sweatshop scenario: work without pay.How did that nursery rhyme go again... all work and no pay makes Jing a desperately poor boy. A question. If we euthanize incomes, is the permanent income hypothesis still valid?In case you haven't seen this (I think it is a new demotivator):http://www.despair.com/innovation.html
mab,How did that nursery rhyme go again... all work and no pay makes Jing a desperately poor boy.And to think I have been singing it wrong all these years. I thought the words were all work and no pay makes Jing long for a Po'boy (sandwich). Badum-ching!A question. If we euthanize incomes, is the permanent income hypothesis still valid?Only if the euthanasia is contained to the "youths in Asia". Badum-ching!In case you haven't seen this (I think it is a new demotivator):It is a new demotivator and I did see it. I'd laugh if it wasn't so funny! Um, I mean tragic. Badum-ching!Thank you. Thank you very much. You've been a great audience. I'll be performing down at the Holiday Inn off Sunset until it goes into foreclosure later this week, then its one last trip to Tahoe before the next round of peak oil hits us.http://www.tahoedailytribune.com/article/20090114/NEWS/901139972/1001/NONE&parentprofile=1056&title=Gas%20prices%20could%20help%20drive%20Tahoe%20economy“The lower gas prices and what our destination actually offers visitors is a great value,” said Carol Chaplin, executive director of the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority. “We are affordable in terms of travel, lodging rates and recreation opportunities. You can fill your tank now for less than $25. ... The low gas prices are a compelling incentive to travel.”
Stag,Only if the euthanasia is contained to the "youths in Asia". (ROFL Badum-ching! on that)I'd be worried if it wasn't CONtained. Here's a scary thought. What if TPTB have determined that we can leapfrog the evolution of robotics/automation with bio-engineering.
mab,I'd be worried if it wasn't CONtained.No worries!The DJIA is up today. Part of it is WAY down. Part of it is WAY up. Chaos for the win!Caterpillar (-8.3%) and Pfizer (-8.8%) are crashing!Bank of America (+7.5%) and Home Depot (+5.8%) are soaring!They are the table pounding screaming panics/bargains of the depression/century! You simply can't win/lose!
People used to pay to do apprenticeships.
dearieme,People used to pay to do apprenticeships.I'm trying to picture the following table with negative percentages in it.http://www.seattlepipetrades.org/AppPay.aspFor what it is worth, I'm also trying to picture it in Chinese.
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Stag,
Desperate for a job, any job, he has signed on for the ultimate sweatshop scenario: work without pay.
How did that nursery rhyme go again... all work and no pay makes Jing a desperately poor boy.
A question. If we euthanize incomes, is the permanent income hypothesis still valid?
In case you haven't seen this (I think it is a new demotivator):
http://www.despair.com/innovation.html
mab,
How did that nursery rhyme go again... all work and no pay makes Jing a desperately poor boy.
And to think I have been singing it wrong all these years. I thought the words were all work and no pay makes Jing long for a Po'boy (sandwich). Badum-ching!
A question. If we euthanize incomes, is the permanent income hypothesis still valid?
Only if the euthanasia is contained to the "youths in Asia". Badum-ching!
In case you haven't seen this (I think it is a new demotivator):
It is a new demotivator and I did see it. I'd laugh if it wasn't so funny! Um, I mean tragic. Badum-ching!
Thank you. Thank you very much. You've been a great audience. I'll be performing down at the Holiday Inn off Sunset until it goes into foreclosure later this week, then its one last trip to Tahoe before the next round of peak oil hits us.
http://www.tahoedailytribune.com/article/20090114/NEWS/901139972/1001/NONE&parentprofile=1056&title=Gas%20prices%20could%20help%20drive%20Tahoe%20economy
“The lower gas prices and what our destination actually offers visitors is a great value,” said Carol Chaplin, executive director of the Lake Tahoe Visitors Authority.
“We are affordable in terms of travel, lodging rates and recreation opportunities. You can fill your tank now for less than $25. ... The low gas prices are a compelling incentive to travel.”
Stag,
Only if the euthanasia is contained to the "youths in Asia". (ROFL Badum-ching! on that)
I'd be worried if it wasn't CONtained.
Here's a scary thought. What if TPTB have determined that we can leapfrog the evolution of robotics/automation with bio-engineering.
mab,
I'd be worried if it wasn't CONtained.
No worries!
The DJIA is up today. Part of it is WAY down. Part of it is WAY up. Chaos for the win!
Caterpillar (-8.3%) and Pfizer (-8.8%) are crashing!
Bank of America (+7.5%) and Home Depot (+5.8%) are soaring!
They are the table pounding screaming panics/bargains of the depression/century! You simply can't win/lose!
People used to pay to do apprenticeships.
dearieme,
People used to pay to do apprenticeships.
I'm trying to picture the following table with negative percentages in it.
http://www.seattlepipetrades.org/AppPay.asp
For what it is worth, I'm also trying to picture it in Chinese.
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