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The aptly named Mr. Madoff...

'cuz he MADE OFF with the dough! :lol:

I guess that's just the way things are gonna go for the next little while. Apparently King George has a comprehensive package of executive orders pending that legalize strip mining in Yellowstone... among other things... :twisted:
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Dunno who that is but I can't wait to see W's pardon list! :D
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Structo wrote:Dunno who that is but I can't wait to see W's pardon list! :D
Oh, man. Where were you when the shit hit the fan?! :lol:

O.k., this isn't quite as bad as the cash flow shortfall back in October but in a way it's worse.

Allegedly the aptly named Bernie Madoff (Yup. Pronounced "Made Off") ran his hedge fund like an early '90s Russian bank. For those unfamiliar with formative Russian caplitalism that's where they had an impressive looking vault door in the bank. The door would open into the back alley. You'd bring your rubles into the bank and they'd ceremoniously load them into the "vault". Of course they went straight out the back and into an ex-Russian Army truck... :lol:

Still allegedly... Mr. Madoff took funds "under management" totalling some $50 BILLION by some accounts. A real Robin Hood he is, stealing (allegedly) from the rich and, ummm... putting it into his own pocket. :twisted: Cuts out the middle man, more efficient that way... :lol:

Google "Ponzi schemes". Hey, this is a learning experience for me, too! :lol:

A screenwriter buddy of mine is workin' on an updated version of "Happy Days", one where the Cunninghams are filthy rich and live in a posh suburb in southern Connecticut. The "Fonzy" character (named "Ponzi" :lol: ) is a fallen-from-grace motorcycle riding billionaire ex-investment banker. I told my buddy his storyline is a crock of shit and it's never gonna fly, there are enough "reality TV" programs competing for airtime as it is... :lol:
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ya gotta keep CNBC on, man
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chief mushroom cloud wrote:ya gotta keep CNBC on, man
Erin is HOT!
Dude! I'll trade ya a busload o' Erin B.s for one Condi Rice. :lol: I don't care if she looks like George Forman's face grafted on to a chick's body... she's HOT! :lol:

Who's that other CNBC chick, the one who's so far right she makes Little King George look like a socialist?! :twisted:
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Don't overthink it. Just drink it.
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chief mushroom cloud wrote:I love her
You got a point. She's cute and she's sensible. 8) But can she cook?!

If she was John Stewart or Keith Olbermann she would have gone for the slam and just kept rollin'. Methinks her producer had a word wif her shortly afterwards... :evil:
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