Miscellaneous And Off Topic Subjects

[iam416]

Fer God's sake, Strange, don't apologize to that fuck-stick (I know, I know, he's a brother from the shit stain of a U that you both went to in c-bus). Carry on the good fight for Socialism. The interchange between the two of you is both entertaining and, yes, even informative.

Shut your fucking hole. Strangelove and I did not attend the same university. One of us attended the Midwest's FLAGSHIP bastion of learning. The other trundled off to the brackish needle-infested waters of Lake Cayuga where he learned the time-honored skills of bellhopping and soybean shelling.

[froot loops]

When you are including me about the Dow shit. You will very rarely hear me talk about the Dow or the market in general all, any attempt to include me in it is foolish. It's not a good proxy for the economy and too much emphasis is put on daily surges.

[Jeff Buchanan]

Shut your fucking hole. Strangelove and I did not attend the same university. One of us attended the Midwest's FLAGSHIP bastion of learning. The other trundled off to the brackish needle-infested waters of Lake Cayuga where he learned the time-honored skills of bellhopping and soybean shelling.

Thank you for correcting my misunderstanding. Cornell? My wife's cousin actually attended that school and in the program you reference. He could not find a job upon graduation, entered the Navy and became a Seal until he was medically retired. Even now, he still can't find a job and spends his time and his wife's (She's a Navy Captain still on Active duty) money trecking the Appalachian Trail. He is currently doing the 243 mile hike with his 11 year old daughter who has already done it once before at 8!

I thought Starngelove suffered the same fate after graduating even though he pretends here to have some form of remunerated work. Surely he's waiting for his comrades to supply some sort of additional state assistance.

[crashcourse]

243 miles in the applacianss with an 8 -11 year old kid is 10-12 days of solid hiking with the risk or running into some charactars or wildlife that would not be good for your health.

hopefully its not just him and her and if it is hopefully he carries a minitiarized wmd

[iam416]

[Jeff Buchanan]

243 miles in the applacianss with an 8 -11 year old kid is 10-12 days of solid hiking with the risk or running into some charactars or wildlife that would not be good for your health.

hopefully its not just him and her and if it is hopefully he carries a minitiarized wmd

For sure ...... Chris is his name is a very experienced outdoors-man and I mean that seriously. My wife follows his video diary on FaceBook and YouTube. I'm not a hiker at all but they have this route plan where they stop at various intervals, stay in hostiles or hotels, sometimes with friends and eat meals in restaurants. They actually leave the trail, get picked up by friends at these trail stops who assist them in a planned sort of way and spend about a month total doing a portion, not the whole thing but close to it, of the Appalachian trail. They start in VA and go to Main so part of it's southern reaches aren't done. Still it's quite an undertaking and his daughter has been nationally recognized for her hiking exploits. Quite the go-getter.

[Dr. Strangelove]

Jeff-

Shut your fucking hole. Talent and I did not attend the same university. The term "university" cannot in any semblance even be applied to the Industrial Plow trade school that Talent briefly attended before sending away for a legal correspondence course and paying a hirsute Albanian $50 to take the bar exam for him. The dreams Ma & Pa Talent had that he might one day take over the sorghum farm died that day.

But the career of the world's greatest product attorney was born. If you have read the warning label on a can of spray paint, you've likely read the work of The Talent. That too grew too demanding for one whose tastes were of a more sedentary nature and he soon sought out a career for which he was more suited: managing a municipal Water Department.

[iam416]

[Jeff Buchanan]

Good. We have now established, through undeniably accurate testimony from you two that (a) osu cannot possibly be described or labeled as a "univeristy," (b) if talent is a representative of the honorable profession of law, any one seeking legal council on municipal water law is in trouble, (c) Cornell has a shitty job placement department, and (d) The Wizard has sired no males, only females who have webbed toes and if my deductive reasoning is on point, Strangelove is a woman.

[froot loops]

[Dr. Strangelove]

Good. We have now established, through undeniably accurate testimony from you two that (a) osu cannot possibly be described or labeled as a "univeristy," (b) if talent is a representative of the honorable profession of law, any one seeking legal council on municipal water law is in trouble, (c) Cornell has a shitty job placement department, and (d) The Wizard has sired no males, only females who have webbed toes and if my deductive reasoning is on point, Strangelove is a woman.

Your deductive reasoning told you Barwis would turn the Michigan football team into the Spartans of 300.

[iam416]

That probably undersells his claims.

[AlabamAlum]

AA - Excellent. I collect non-fiction antiquarian books. I have a shelf of Civil War stuff, published during the course of the war. No real collecting interest, just volumes I couldn't turn away. I just received (vol II) of "Southern History of The War - The Second Year of The War". Published 1863 covering the events of 1862. Written by Edwin Pollard who was the editor of the Richmond Examiner. It is a virulent anti-Yankee account of the war. Funny thing is, the book was published in NYC. So was volume one.

This puzzles me. How a chronology of and during the time, be published in enemy territory? I search to complete the set as Confederate view publications are somewhat rare. But publication in New York City? How or why would that be allowed while the war still rages?


Not excluding your wisdom here Talent, typing while you were posting.

[froot loops]

Mike Barwis just hired by the Red Wings.

[froot loops]

Good news if true.Its not the Fed's job to make up for dumbass policies every time. It needs to stay independent, if a president doesn't want economic owdow s stay out of dumbass trade wars.

You should note Bullard is considered the most dovish of the members on the FOMC. If Trump and the alleged smart guys in the background of the administration really wanted looser money, he was the guy to nominate. The reason he didn't retain Yellen was totally stupid(par for the course with Trump) but Powell is of the same mindset except he's taller and male. But I'm sure nobody knew a thing about the Fed in that silly administration.