Go, Economy!

huh? i'm serious like my 401k was in some company stock and now i lost it all ebcause the stock exploded and the economy is really bad and i dont know where my next meal is coming from so i came to the internet for advice because im at mcdonalds because i can only afford the dollar menu and im using their wireless internet to research the subject and when i put it into google this was the first result and it seemed like people were helpful so i axed for help you idiot but you not helping you just a hypocrit who hates people like me cause we were wool pulled over eyes by the big business and why does metallica death magnetic sound better in guitar hero than on cd

lol. I love that post.

Unfortunately we need to let AGI fail. Otherwise there will be no fear of failure for the big corporations who will go on without a worry with the knowledge that big daddy sam will always bail them out.

No bailout, not on the government's dime. Its time for a cleansing and return to financial sanity.

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Originally Posted by bbobb

Make that 85 BAZILLION DOLLARS and you've got a deal.

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Hell right now I'd really go for a rebate that was OVER NINE THOUSAND!

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Originally Posted by rsigley

and why does metallica death magnetic sound better in guitar hero than on cd

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win

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Originally Posted by Gooch

Well, you knew you bought a lotto ticket. Sometimes you just gotta swing for the fences.

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Yeah, I took a risk, and I knew that. It just sucks that things are going down the way they're going down. I'd be far more comfortable with the situation had I lost the money from the stock/company tanking on its own.

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Originally Posted by rsigley

why does metallica death magnetic sound better in guitar hero than on cd

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Because they sent them track way ahead of the final mix for inclusion in the game.

Like most things Metallica it was then ruined by over-thinking.

Washington Mutual may be gone, but that just means I finally have Chase banks in Redmond.

Take that, USBank!

EDIT: Sigh. Not until 2010.

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JPMorgan Chase expects to incur pretax merger costs of approximately $1.5 billion while achieving annual pretax cost savings of approximately $1.5 billion by 2010, net of significant investments in the business. The bank plans to complete most systems integrations and rebranding by year-end 2010, closing less than 10% of branches in the combined network in overlapping markets.

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Originally Posted by MarsKitten

Unfortunately we need to let AGI fail. Otherwise there will be no fear of failure for the big corporations who will go on without a worry with the knowledge that big daddy sam will always bail them out.

No bailout, not on the government's dime. Its time for a cleansing and return to financial sanity.

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MK, we already know that you don't get it. You don't have to re-emphasize this in every post.

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Originally Posted by shidoshi

Yeah, I took a risk, and I knew that. It just sucks that things are going down the way they're going down. I'd be far more comfortable with the situation had I lost the money from the stock/company tanking on its own.

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WaMu would have traded even lower but there was some buyout hope priced in and that's what you paid for. What actually occurred is probably for the best as JPMorgan can keep the WaMu branches running and the FDIC doesn't have to be pulled in. FDIC dodges a big bullet.

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Originally Posted by Bojack

This whole email is wrong.

80000/300 = 266.67 bucks per person. (assuming millions)

Also, if you run it backwards and multiply 425,000 by 200,000,000 you get 85 TRILLION dollars.

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It wasn't supposed to be taken seriously...