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McDuck's Account Talk
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McDuck
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McDuck
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poolman
Top Return 2008
Re: Greg's Account Talk
That makes sense.... Have you Guy's heard of Divorce ?
Very Nasty Somtimes....
That makes sense.... Have you Guy's heard of Divorce ?
Very Nasty Somtimes....
McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
1/29/2009
Chinese Premier Blames Recession on U.S. Actions
- Wall Street Journal
1/29/2009
Unemployment Hits New Record
- Denver Post
1/29/2009
Super Bowl Ads Reflect Hard Times
- Columbus Dispatch
1/29/2009
Economic Pain to be ‘Worst for 60 Years’
- Financial Times
1/29/2009
New Bank Bailout Could Cost Up to $2 Trillion
- Reuters
1/29/2009
U.S. Pumps $1B Into Credit Unions
- Bloomberg
1/29/2009
Fed Ready to Expand Assistance as Needed
- New York Times
1/29/2009
December Durable Goods Orders Drop 2.6%
- Buffalo News
1/29/2009
Families Look Harder to Cover College Costs
- Detroit Free Press
1/29/2009
Chinese Premier Blames Recession on U.S. Actions
- Wall Street Journal
1/29/2009
Unemployment Hits New Record
- Denver Post
1/29/2009
Super Bowl Ads Reflect Hard Times
- Columbus Dispatch
1/29/2009
Economic Pain to be ‘Worst for 60 Years’
- Financial Times
1/29/2009
New Bank Bailout Could Cost Up to $2 Trillion
- Reuters
1/29/2009
U.S. Pumps $1B Into Credit Unions
- Bloomberg
1/29/2009
Fed Ready to Expand Assistance as Needed
- New York Times
1/29/2009
December Durable Goods Orders Drop 2.6%
- Buffalo News
1/29/2009
Families Look Harder to Cover College Costs
- Detroit Free Press
Silverbird
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
Sigh, China, Paulson told you so, though of course at the same time kept borrowing. The ride for the cheap yuan seemed to last forever, and you wanted us to keep buying. Time to work on your own infrastructure....
Not that the ICT industry is smart either, that design here and use cheap assembly outsourcing doesn't work if no one's buying.
Sigh, China, Paulson told you so, though of course at the same time kept borrowing. The ride for the cheap yuan seemed to last forever, and you wanted us to keep buying. Time to work on your own infrastructure....
Not that the ICT industry is smart either, that design here and use cheap assembly outsourcing doesn't work if no one's buying.
McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
Men react, backdropped by the picture of a child killed in Nazi death camps, during an event to mark the International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Bucharest, Romania, Tuesday Jan. 27, 2009. About 800,000 Jews lived in Romania before World War II, half of them died during the war or were sent to concentration camps. Only about 6,000 Jews live in Romania in the present day according to official statistics.
(AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda)
Men react, backdropped by the picture of a child killed in Nazi death camps, during an event to mark the International Holocaust Remembrance Day in Bucharest, Romania, Tuesday Jan. 27, 2009. About 800,000 Jews lived in Romania before World War II, half of them died during the war or were sent to concentration camps. Only about 6,000 Jews live in Romania in the present day according to official statistics.
(AP Photo/Vadim Ghirda)
McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
GOP leaders doubt stimulus bill will pass Senate
AP - 02/01/09
Stocks: New month, more fears
CNNMoney - 02/01/09
Street braces for rush of corporate, economic data
AP - 02/01/09
The January Effect Looks Grim
CNBC - 01/30/09
GOP leaders doubt stimulus bill will pass Senate
AP - 02/01/09
Stocks: New month, more fears
CNNMoney - 02/01/09
Street braces for rush of corporate, economic data
AP - 02/01/09
The January Effect Looks Grim
CNBC - 01/30/09
McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
Nikkei likely to fall as economic gloom deepens
[SIZE=-1]Reuters UK, UK -13 minutes ago
[/SIZE]Aussie stock market to open lower
[SIZE=-1]BusinessDay.com.au, Australia - 2 hours ago
[/SIZE]Volatility tipped after Wall St dives
[SIZE=-1]The Australian, Australia - 10 hours ago
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Nikkei likely to fall as economic gloom deepens
[SIZE=-1]Reuters UK, UK -13 minutes ago
[/SIZE]Aussie stock market to open lower
[SIZE=-1]BusinessDay.com.au, Australia - 2 hours ago
[/SIZE]Volatility tipped after Wall St dives
[SIZE=-1]The Australian, Australia - 10 hours ago
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McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
Flowers adorn a memorial, Friday, Jan. 9, 2009, at the spot where the plane carrying Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. 'The Big Bopper' Richardson crashed killing all aboard, Feb. 3, 1959, near Clear Lake, Iowa. It's been nearly 50 years since the single-engine plane crashed into a snow-covered Iowa field and later this month thousands of people are expected to gather in the small northern Iowa town where the rock pioneers gave their last performance.
(AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
Flowers adorn a memorial, Friday, Jan. 9, 2009, at the spot where the plane carrying Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. 'The Big Bopper' Richardson crashed killing all aboard, Feb. 3, 1959, near Clear Lake, Iowa. It's been nearly 50 years since the single-engine plane crashed into a snow-covered Iowa field and later this month thousands of people are expected to gather in the small northern Iowa town where the rock pioneers gave their last performance.
(AP Photo/Charlie Neibergall)
McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
It's been a tough decade for stock funds
[SIZE=-1]USA Today -2 hours ago
[/SIZE]The Best and Worst of January
[SIZE=-1]Seeking Alpha, NY - 8 hours ago
[/SIZE]California Pension Funds Close To Bankruptcy.
[SIZE=-1]Center for Research on Globalization, Canada - 17 hours ago
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It's been a tough decade for stock funds
[SIZE=-1]USA Today -2 hours ago
[/SIZE]The Best and Worst of January
[SIZE=-1]Seeking Alpha, NY - 8 hours ago
[/SIZE]California Pension Funds Close To Bankruptcy.
[SIZE=-1]Center for Research on Globalization, Canada - 17 hours ago
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McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
John the toilet laid to rest at Utah restaurant
[SIZE=-1]Jan 31, 2009
[/SIZE] CENTERVILLE, Utah (AP) — John, a porcelain commode gunned down in an accidental shooting at a fast food restaurant's bathroom, has died. His age was not immediately known.
The toilet was shattered by a bullet Jan. 12 when a man's gun fell from its holster as he was pulling up his pants, police said. Police do not plan to file criminal charges in connection with the incident.
Christian Martinez, manager of the Carl's Jr. where John was gunned down, held a memorial service Friday at the restaurant. He gave away bottles of John's favorite toilet cleaner, Kaboom Bowl Blaster, to the eatery's first 50 patrons.
A Bountiful flower shop provided a large floral arrangement.
"In all my years, I can say without a doubt that I have never delivered for a toilet," said deliveryman Doug Graham, "but I thought it was the funniest thing I've ever heard. I got a kick out of it."
Remnants of John hit and cut the gun owner's arm, but he was not seriously injured.
Police blamed John's death on the gun and style of holster the man was using.
"He was survived by the men's urinal and wash sink," said Martinez. "He left us way too soon."
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Information from:
Standard-Examiner, http://www.standard.net
John the toilet laid to rest at Utah restaurant
[SIZE=-1]Jan 31, 2009
[/SIZE] CENTERVILLE, Utah (AP) — John, a porcelain commode gunned down in an accidental shooting at a fast food restaurant's bathroom, has died. His age was not immediately known.
The toilet was shattered by a bullet Jan. 12 when a man's gun fell from its holster as he was pulling up his pants, police said. Police do not plan to file criminal charges in connection with the incident.
Christian Martinez, manager of the Carl's Jr. where John was gunned down, held a memorial service Friday at the restaurant. He gave away bottles of John's favorite toilet cleaner, Kaboom Bowl Blaster, to the eatery's first 50 patrons.
A Bountiful flower shop provided a large floral arrangement.
"In all my years, I can say without a doubt that I have never delivered for a toilet," said deliveryman Doug Graham, "but I thought it was the funniest thing I've ever heard. I got a kick out of it."
Remnants of John hit and cut the gun owner's arm, but he was not seriously injured.
Police blamed John's death on the gun and style of holster the man was using.
"He was survived by the men's urinal and wash sink," said Martinez. "He left us way too soon."
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Information from:
Standard-Examiner, http://www.standard.net
budnipper1
Active member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
John the toilet laid to rest at Utah restaurant
[SIZE=-1]Jan 31, 2009[/SIZE]
CENTERVILLE, Utah (AP) — John, a porcelain commode gunned down in an accidental shooting at a fast food restaurant's bathroom, has died. His age was not immediately known.
The toilet was shattered by a bullet Jan. 12 when a man's gun fell from its holster as he was pulling up his pants, police said. Police do not plan to file criminal charges in connection with the incident.
Christian Martinez, manager of the Carl's Jr. where John was gunned down, held a memorial service Friday at the restaurant. He gave away bottles of John's favorite toilet cleaner, Kaboom Bowl Blaster, to the eatery's first 50 patrons.
A Bountiful flower shop provided a large floral arrangement.
"In all my years, I can say without a doubt that I have never delivered for a toilet," said deliveryman Doug Graham, "but I thought it was the funniest thing I've ever heard. I got a kick out of it."
Remnants of John hit and cut the gun owner's arm, but he was not seriously injured.
Police blamed John's death on the gun and style of holster the man was using.
"He was survived by the men's urinal and wash sink," said Martinez. "He left us way too soon."
___
Information from:
Standard-Examiner, http://www.standard.net
XL-entLady
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
Lady
Yes, Utah is a very low-key place... And we are easily amused! :nuts:
Lady
McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
Ha Ha. Yeah, the guy in the Carl Jr bathroom wasn't professional enough. Here is a longer clip of the same thing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhIJOVD8hwY
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0411061foot1.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhIJOVD8hwY
Ha Ha. Yeah, the guy in the Carl Jr bathroom wasn't professional enough. Here is a longer clip of the same thing.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhIJOVD8hwY
http://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/0411061foot1.html
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mhIJOVD8hwY
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McDuck
Well-known member
Re: Greg's Account Talk
Fed Thrift topples CalPERS as nation’s largest plan
[SIZE=-1]Pensions & Investments - Chicago,IL[/SIZE]
Fed Thrift topples CalPERS as nation’s largest plan
[SIZE=-1]Pensions & Investments - Chicago,IL[/SIZE]
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