Thursday, May 20, 2010

The Beatings Will Continue Until Morale Improves (Musical Tribute)

I feel the need to offer yet another stock market tribute. It got ugly out there today.

How ugly? Real ugly.


Watch at your own risk. It may permanently damage your musical taste buds.

14 comments:

Stagflationary Mark said...

Cramer: Europe Impact on U.S. Stocks Exaggerated

Oops. That was actually written 2 days ago. Never mind.

watchtower said...

Now where did I put my Dow 10,000 hat?

Stagflationary Mark said...

watchtower,

Dow 10,000 hats are so yesterday.

Dow 10,000 2.0 hats are where it is at!

Dow 10,000 2.0 Hat with NYSE Logo

Hahaha!

EconomicDisconnect said...

Now Mark, if you are going to wrestling you have to play the best. "The Undertaker":
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_XOVh-cDtk

And do not delete this comment out of jealousy!

mab said...

Stag,

Is it "know your damn role" or "know your damn roll".

It's hard to tell. He asks if we "can smell what the Rock is cooking" and also says "shut your damn mouth".

The Rock seems like a deep thinker so it could actually have a two meanings.

Also, any post with a song by the wrestler King Kong Bundy would be greatly appreciated.

mab said...

Stag,

The beatings will continue until morale improves

I'm thinking the financial beatings will CONtinue until morals improve.

EconomicDisconnect said...

mab,
king kong bundy! You are old school! How about Bob Backlund?

mab said...

GYSC,

How about Bob Backlund?

I remember Backlund. I found him boring though. I always preferred more colorful wrestlers like Chief Jay Strongbow, Rick Rude, Randy the Macho Man Savage, Jesse the Body Ventura, etc.

I actually new a guy that was a professional wrestler. His wresting name was Gunner Garlitz. He was a big guy, but was basically paid to take a beating. He was one of the jamokes in a singlet that everyone knew was going to get totally abused. Jake the Snake Roberts did a number on him with his signature DDT move. The poor guy also broke his tail bone during a suplex against the British Bull Dogs.

When my wife and I were dating, I took her to a pro wrestling match at the Spectrum. It was just a goof (a few subway stops away on a Saturday night). She'll never let me live it down. Of course that pales in comparison to when we double dated with friends to see the movie Platoon on Valentines Day. I guess I'm just a hopeless romantic.

EconomicDisconnect said...

Mab,
oh man you ar etaking me way back! I have to write my post and I do not want to hijack a thread.....but,
I was a huge Jimmy Snuka fan as well as Rowdy Roddy Piper. I saw Big John Studd wrestle Andre the Giant when I was a kid and I thought nobody could be as big as those two guys! Oh the memories!

G.H. said...

Anyone remember "The Big Boss Man"?

He wore a prison guard uniform in the ring and carried a night stick with him.

His favorite smack aimed at opponents was: "I'm going to love 'em with my stick!"

Stagflationary Mark said...

Roddy Piper for United States Secretary of Energy!

mab said...

I was a huge Jimmy Snuka fan as well as Rowdy Roddy Piper.

GYSC,

Superfly! They Live!

G.H.,

I had forgotten all about The Big Boss Man, lol.

One reason I like King Kong Bundy was because he alway demanded a five count from for his pins from the ref. They also said his back was so big you could show amovie on it.

Let me close by saying that pro wrestling is more real than are markets these days. It's also more real than a lot of our wealth too.

Stagflationary Mark said...

This sure has been a trip down memory lane, lol.

We'll have to do it again in another 10 years, assuming the DJIA is still hovering around 10,000 of course.

EconomicDisconnect said...

What about "Golddust"?????

you knew that was coming.