You should be, because if you are we can get you to stop bitching that we are handing over more than one trillion dollars this year to bail out big business.

Oh yeah, by the way, when we were campaigning awhile back...how much did we say those evil single mothers were sucking out of Americans? Surely it had to be over 1 trillion per year, wasn't it?

http://www.threepanelsoul.com/view.php?date=2008-09-22

So McCain killed the Paulson plan today in order to try to seize the spotlight and change the campaign.

Tomorrow the stock market is going to drop at least another 500 points.

Welcome to panic town.

*slaps L2* REMAIN CALM!!!

Ow...

Sorry I was out back feeding my money to a woodchuck for safe keeping.

Found this to be somewhat relivant. This letter was addressed to House of Representatives after the bailout was proposed. According to the people organizing the protest letter: "The economists who signed the letter represent various disciplines, including macroeconomics, microeconomics, behavioral and information economics, and game theory. They also span the political spectrum, from liberal to conservative to libertarian." Three are Nobel Prize winners too.

http://faculty.chicagogsb.edu/john.cochrane/research/Papers/mortgage_protest.htm

'Sorry I was out back feeding my money to a woodchuck for safe keeping.'

- When the Plague and Fire of London hit almost at the same time, people thought it was the end of the world. As well as burying gold bullion and piles of cash in their gardens, they also burried large amounts of cheese. That's no kidding.

So let's all go and bury some nice Brie.

MMM that's a nice-a smelly cheese -a

Sorry I was out back feeding my money to a woodchuck for safe keeping.

At least you'll get a return on your investment, you can use it to fertalize your garden for growing vegetables.

WAMU down, Wachovia next! *checks the canned goods supply*

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- When the Plague and Fire of London hit almost at the same time, people thought it was the end of the world. As well as burying gold bullion and piles of cash in their gardens, they also burried large amounts of cheese. That's no kidding.

So let's all go and bury some nice Brie.

Don't you dare mistreat good cheese that way! I spent many a raid in ToV and Time with a wedge of Brie, some fresh fruit and smoked salmon, and a nice bottle of wine at the ready.

Brie - it's a good thing!

Personally I miss a good chunk of raclette heated up on a cold day... mmmm cheese...

Sharp Cheddar, or Edam for me (I know they are as different as night and day)!

Sharp Cheddar, or Edam for me (I know they are as different as night and day)!

That is the nice thing about cheese; the variety. Right now in my fridge I have some Brie, Colby, cheddar cheese curds, and some Feta. And tomorrow is grocery shopping day, heh.

(Hmm, I better check if I have any Blue Cheese dressing, cuz it must be getting ripe by now if I can't remember and there is some in there.)