Some might consider this to be ridiculously blasphemous, rightly so. However, I consider it quite Godly.
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Egregious.
as long as the prayer is for your family and the readers of ibc. if it is for your own selfish reasons, then you are fucked.
It’s cool, We read this fine blog up here too. In fact I like it so much I plan to “invite” The Fly up here, via a horrific car accident involving The Fly’s Lexus and a high-end Italian motorcycle. Watch for it!
your prayers for lower oil prices have been answered – the Saudies are gonna pump lots more oil!
Egregious, ad infinitum. You’re all going to hell.
To Fly, Cajun, and Woodshedder:
I want to consider the possibilities so here i go:
Path a. Do we expect the usual scenario of the old (aka increase rate) in sometime in the future to curb inflation? Maybe in September or so?
Path b. Imagine “money/credit” as hard asset. What if the current increases (3 systems created by fed one in December two in March) in liquidity for the banks, which hasn’t increased liquidity to anyone other than banks, gives a notion that fed is no longer putting fresh bills in the financial system? I understand how this MIGHT curb commodities and definitely lower growth. I am trying to find ANY SIGNS of such strategy by the fed. The UK financial system is already applying this by issuing less M4 into the financial system. Will the view of money/credit as scarce curb inflation and allow the interest rates to stay low until financial system (mainly banks) are out of danger.
I personally see a global approach with both path b and a. In the US, the path b seems plausible till 2009. Then the boom cycle CAN occur in 2010 if the financial systems are stable.
I don’t think there is a chance in hell Bernanke is going to raise rates. He is just spewing bullshit from his piehole.
Blasphemer,
Me-dammit, your stocks are going down next week like an altar boy at catechism camp. Oh, and your prostate will be the size of a football before you’re forty.
“And you shall know my name is the LORD when I lay my vengeance upon thee!” Samuel L. Jackson wasn’t the badass to make that shit up, you know.
It’s Yahway or the highway.
Quit using my name in vain, you little meat-twirler. I’ll smite your ass wit a quickness, sho nuff. Now quit summoning me, I’m busy putting together tomorrow’s stock prices… among other things.
G-“man”
You are not funny enough to be me.
Maybe funny enough to be god of the Scientologists, though.
Now cheese off before I consign you to an Heironomous Bosch painting for the rest of eternity. I’m merciful and shit but don’t push me. And next time you masterbate, remember that your grandmother is watching.
Oh, and for all you young Muslim death cultists out there:
Those 72 virgins you’re looking forward to fornicating all look like Biz Marquee.
Every motherfucking one.
True story.
Oh, you did not just go there.
May all you blaspheming fuckers be banished to Brokeback Mountain.