The Economy Sucks...
 

sounds like the perfect time to buy...

Bear Stearns gone, poof! just like that.

I feel a World War III incoming! I feel a World War III incoming!
I wasn't wrong when I told you love sucked and hate was the future!
Join the hate! Join the future!

Or we could also have a Word War III

That's why I keep all of my money in a mattress.

pro tip:

don't tell people on the internet where you keep your life savings

Yeah I am booking my flight to Northern KY.

All hell is going to break loose soon. Mark my words.

IT BURNS! IT BURNS! HELP ME!!!!!

mmmm......breaking hell, burning bodies and bones!

it's enough to make a man hungry.

for the filth under Nef's nails?

eat it? no way.

I would roll it into a little ball and keep it in a stay-fresh bag inside my survival kit.

a memory of a forgotten race of giants....

The markets will crash on top of us and we won't stand a chance. Get ready princess of darkness, the sky is already splitting and the black birds are flying over our heads.

not a fun situation. since its start 2008 really sucked balls.

He didn't say where the mattress was. He didn't even specify who owns that mattress. There are billions of mattresses in the world for his life savings to be in. There are more mattresses than banks. Sounds pretty smart to me.

thats all? I thought perhaps your complete would be a bit less selfish, and be more centered on more appalling aspects such as the fact the the US economy was founded, developed, and continues to thrive on slavery and the act of subhuman bondage. I am not just talking about the slavery of Africans that lasted legally through 1870s and practically through the 1970s, rather I speak of the contemporary slavery of the 21st century.

they use the euphamism "Human trafficking" today..


"Tell Me More, January 7, 2008 · Although owning slaves has long been outlawed in the U.S., modern-day slavery, or human trafficking, still exists globally. The U.S. State Department estimates that thousands are exploited for sex and labor and trafficked into the states each year. Mark Lagon of the U.S. State Department explains...."

http://www.npr.org/templates/story/s...oryId=17897131