Hugh Conway

British, drunk. Who'd a thunk it?

You mean like the 1929 crash? Oh, that bottom came in 1933 and the gains didn't return until the 1950s

The force = new bong?

Still need one?

Alan Fishman made $19 million for 3 weeks work at Washington Mutual. His company was seized by the government

Or just use google translate and a spanish english dictionary

Dow 7,000 by March?

dude, brah, you just don't understand

Hard to say, given the recent blip. You certainly don't know one way or the other, just like the rest of us, chowderhead. I'm still thinking they haven't bottomed out yet. I have mathematical models. It's a science, you know. Microsoft hiring freeze, Boeing strike, local startups dead in the water. crater town here we come!

She's thinking about the first dude. This raindawg fantasy realm of hard, honest trad climbers who'd never touch a bolt or anyone else's posessions has much appeal if little reality

Heh. I saw it in the mountains at a ski hut. A shitty, fact free, movie.

that's what the red bull cans are for

give it to me by surprise

would you like another outbreak of Palinitis?

It would seem that your man, in contrast, is not so slick a salesman. On the contrary, Peter Puget has chosen this moment to come out of the intellectual closet and declare that "Greed isn't Good"

I give this troll 18 points out of 40. 9 points for execution, 3 points for technical merit and 6 points for overall acheivment.

Pay me $100 and I'll fart in your face.

Why would you want to sharpen molded plastic?

The Gyro place in Lake City is damn good and cheap.

No, we aren't. Apple dropped because it's yuppie Krispy Kreme.

Ramer + Claw = pretty much worthless on anything approaching firm

Never successfully. See McGovern '72

I'm an Astronaut. I saw a star once.

There are plenty of businesses with balances over $100k that would not have been insured, several I know moved. I'll let them know they are "retards"

WaMu (WM) depositors panicked on September 15, after Lehman Brothers failed. In the 10 days since, they have pulled out $16.7 billion of deposits , or 9% of WaMu's deposits as of June 30.