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.
OK Mark,now you are scaring me!If you like unicorns I would suggest "The Last Unicorn" from Peter Beagle. Moving, magical, and relevant.As far as mountain songs, I like "Sugar Mountain" from Crazy Horse.All my best.
Did someone say Mountain Song?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm2Z9Mr9Ilw
Stag,http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_phenomena#AnimationFrom the above link:Charlie the Unicorn — A unicorn who is repeatedly hoodwinked by his friends, who bring him on elaborate adventures in order to steal his belongings.I had no idea they were "friends".
mab,Perhaps they are "John McCain Friends".http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=John%20McCain%20Friend"An acquaintance who you are fondly referring to, but you don't actually know this person very well, nor is he or she your friend. Derived from Senator John McCain's frequent use of the phrase "My friends..." on the presidential campaign trail directed toward a large crowd of strangers. Strangers he was fond of, yes, but strangers nonetheless."Was he really fond of the strangers though? We may never know.
Stag,Was he really fond of the strangers though? We may never know.Shun the non-believer(s)! John McCain was filled with "sweet sugary goodness", just like Dick Cheney (before he dicks you)!Democrats believe all Republican proposals will damage the country. Republicans believe all Democrat proposals will damage the country. I think they are both correct. In my view, both paths lead to Candy Mountain. More Candy Mountain:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_bankThey engage in high-stakes gambles for resurrection that undermine industry profit margins and spread insolvency to healthy competitors. If their insolvency is left unresolved, more and more institutions fall into distress and a crisis develops when the wisdom of the government's bailout program comes increasingly to be called into question.
mab,"Shun the non-believer(s)!"You can tell you share the same sense of humor with someone when they pick what you think is one of the funniest quotes in the entire video, lol.I don't know why it is so funny, but it is. I think it is probably because I'm not a religious person and therefore expect to be shunned as a non-believer. I'm also able to dis-believe that our economy is prosperous long-term.Heck, I can't even completely believe in inflation OR deflation. I'm somehow stuck in the murky middle ground.
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OK Mark,
now you are scaring me!
If you like unicorns I would suggest "The Last Unicorn" from Peter Beagle. Moving, magical, and relevant.
As far as mountain songs, I like "Sugar Mountain" from Crazy Horse.
All my best.
Did someone say Mountain Song?
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mm2Z9Mr9Ilw
Stag,
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_phenomena#Animation
From the above link:
Charlie the Unicorn — A unicorn who is repeatedly hoodwinked by his friends, who bring him on elaborate adventures in order to steal his belongings.
I had no idea they were "friends".
mab,
Perhaps they are "John McCain Friends".
http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=John%20McCain%20Friend
"An acquaintance who you are fondly referring to, but you don't actually know this person very well, nor is he or she your friend.
Derived from Senator John McCain's frequent use of the phrase "My friends..." on the presidential campaign trail directed toward a large crowd of strangers. Strangers he was fond of, yes, but strangers nonetheless."
Was he really fond of the strangers though? We may never know.
Stag,
Was he really fond of the strangers though? We may never know.
Shun the non-believer(s)! John McCain was filled with "sweet sugary goodness", just like Dick Cheney (before he dicks you)!
Democrats believe all Republican proposals will damage the country. Republicans believe all Democrat proposals will damage the country. I think they are both correct. In my view, both paths lead to Candy Mountain.
More Candy Mountain:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zombie_bank
They engage in high-stakes gambles for resurrection that undermine industry profit margins and spread insolvency to healthy competitors. If their insolvency is left unresolved, more and more institutions fall into distress and a crisis develops when the wisdom of the government's bailout program comes increasingly to be called into question.
mab,
"Shun the non-believer(s)!"
You can tell you share the same sense of humor with someone when they pick what you think is one of the funniest quotes in the entire video, lol.
I don't know why it is so funny, but it is. I think it is probably because I'm not a religious person and therefore expect to be shunned as a non-believer. I'm also able to dis-believe that our economy is prosperous long-term.
Heck, I can't even completely believe in inflation OR deflation. I'm somehow stuck in the murky middle ground.
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