Did I miss something? When did Germany bomb Pearl Harbor? Was it before or after Japan invaded Poland?
For your viewing pleasure (I would attach the longer, funnier version but there are a few choice words):
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Did I miss something? When did Germany bomb Pearl Harbor? Was it before or after Japan invaded Poland?
Did I miss something? When did Germany bomb Pearl Harbor? Was it before or after Japan invaded Poland?
To say nothing of the shopping cart with the dean's daughter...Umm, one thing thats a little more complicated to do these days vs the 50's is that whole supermarket/cucumber thing.
To say nothing of the shopping cart with the dean's daughter...
Well, that's because to them, Clif, we are old. Older than dirt! Or as I'm frequently told by that crowd, "Duh!"Important question Nord has your daughter seen the movie?
I ask because I made a Animal House reference recently and the under 30 crowd gave me blank stares. I felt so old.
Well of course. But the heck with the thousand words, where did you post the cell-phone pictures?And most recently of all, a "Roman Toga Party" was held from which we have received more than two dozen reports of individual acts of perversion SO profound and disgusting that decorum prohibits listing them here.
Great. I love it when rookies try to do stuff thats never been done before.
With the economy. :
Yeah, they should just take OUR ADVICE..........
Just set the rates at 3.5% and leave it the @#%$#@ alone.
Either that or it was all the dead bodies you piled up during the process of getting to the finish line on schedule!Yeah, I remember that. Every time I took risks and it paid off, someone got pissed about it and it ended up on my annual review. Usually because my risk taking translated into someone ELSE having to take risks, and we cant have any of that malarkey when theres another six figures worth of stock options maturing next April...
My advice would be to find a nice middling interest rate and let the markets take their course. Seems to me that half the problems are from reducing rates too low, the other half from raising them too high, and the other half are from making too many changes too quickly when the changes take a long time to have an effect.
Oops, theres that math problem again.
Just set the rates at 3.5% and leave it the @#%$#@ alone.
We call that "volatility", without which millions of Wall Street and government workers would be thrown abruptly into unemployment... which is a whole 'nother thread.Might be a bit better than jacking them up into the high teens for a while, then dropping them to nearly zero for a while, then oscillating wildly in between.
I believe it was during the Canadian occupation of Newark.Did I miss something? When did Germany bomb Pearl Harbor? Was it before or after Japan invaded Poland?