How will you celebrate....

[dougd]

"It's a really good day today."

 

"It truly is a great time to be alive!"

 

Agreed. I'm more about learning from the mistakes of the past and moving on as quickly as possible. Not about participating in recriminations. I do not condemn those who choose to do so. Not today. The last eight years have been very difficult no doubt.

 

My bottom line: I'm a proud American again...

 

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[mkporwit]

Wow, OK, enough of the circle jerk, Jesus... I'm glad the guy won, but prognostications that Obama will be up there with the sacred trinity of Washington, FDR and Lincoln are just a tad premature. There's still plenty of time for him and his administration to fuck it up big, quite possibly for reasons outside of his control.

[tvashtarkatena]

STFU, you fucking kewler-than-thou uber-hipster. And don't spill your chai tea latte when the door hits your ironically emo-jeaned ass on the way out.

 

Continue circle jerk....

 

Right after 'Born in the USA', the Prost honeys put on 'America, Fuck Yeah!"

 

Awesome.

[mkporwit]

And then what? You jizzed in your beer and drank your "Hefeweizen"?

[Gary_Yngve]

Last night was amazing in Cap Hill! Broadway & Pike was almost a moshpit.. crowd surfers, random friends i hadn't seen in a while and bumped into, even crazy gray-haired hippy guy waving ribbons around (he's a regular at the solstice parade, though he was wearing clothes tonight). Folks were erupting into spontaneous anthem singing, high-fiving, hugging, etc.

[mkporwit]

Sounds like more fun than the medical imaging exam I was working on at the time...

[tvashtarkatena]

Sounds like more fun than the medical imaging exam I was working on at the time...

 

My god, you're an even bigger posing douche than I thought....and you were pretty big and posing already.

[G-spotter]

You should be nice to him. He's the one who's going to identify that impacted stool you've been man-pregnant with these last three years.

[ivan]

Right after 'Born in the USA', the Prost honeys put on 'America, Fuck Yeah!"

 

 

that's the kinda raw imaginative genius only attainable by libturds!

[mkporwit]

You should be nice to him. He's the one who's going to identify that impacted stool you've been man-pregnant with these last three years.

 

Ummm, that's not stool:

[akhalteke]

Sounds like more fun than the medical imaging exam I was working on at the time...

 

My god, you're an even bigger posing douche than I thought....and you were pretty big and posing already.

 

Irony is amazing.

[pc313]

and after the war was over the winners fought among them selfs!!

[Peter_Puget]

I was having a blast (just like that last night on the Titanic) and then....but then I realized me and the other folks high fiving and grooving to the new world order were simply smarter than all those other dumb fucks...yea that must be it....

 

NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Wall Street hardly delivered a

rousing welcome to President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday,

dropping by the largest margin on record for a day following a U.S.

presidential contest. The slide more than wiped out the previous day's advance, the

largest Election Day rally ever for U.S. stocks. The following table shows the percentage rise or decline in the

Dow Jones industrial average .DJI, Standard & Poor's 500 index

.SPX and Nasdaq composite index .IXIC on the day after a U.S

presidential election and who won the Election Day vote.

Year Dow S&P Nasdaq President elect

2008 -5.05 -5.27 -5.53 Barack Obama

2004 +1.01 +1.12 +0.98 George W. Bush

2000 -0.41 -1.58 -5.39 No decision: G.W. Bush v Al Gore*

1996 +1.59 +1.46 +1.34 William Clinton

1992 -0.91 -0.67 +0.16 William Clinton

1988 -0.43 -0.66 -0.29 George H. W. Bush

1984 -0.88 -0.73 -0.32 Ronald Reagan

1980 +1.70 +1.77 +1.49 Ronald Reagan

1976 -0.99 -1.14 -1.12 James Carter

1972 -0.11 -0.55 -0.39 Richard Nixon

1968 +0.34 +0.16 --- Richard Nixon

1964 -0.19 -0.05 --- Lyndon Johnson

1960 +0.77 +0.44 --- John Kennedy

1956 -0.85 -1.03 --- Dwight Eisenhower

1952 +0.40 +0.28 --- Dwight Eisenhower

1948 -3.85 -4.15 --- Harry Truman

1944 -0.27 0.00 --- Franklin Roosevelt

1940 -2.39 -3.14 --- Franklin Roosevelt

1936 +2.26 +1.40 --- Franklin Roosevelt

1932 -4.51 -2.67 --- Franklin Roosevelt

1928 +1.20 +1.77 --- Herbert Hoover

1924 +1.17 --- --- Calvin Coolidge

1920 -0.57 --- --- Warren Harding

1916 -0.35 --- --- Woodrow Wilson

1912 +1.83 --- --- Woodrow Wilson

1908 +2.38 --- --- William Taft

1904 +1.30 --- --- Theodore Roosevelt

1900 +3.33 --- --- William McKinley

1896 +4.54 --- --- William McKinley

* George W. Bush ultimately was determined the winner of the 2000

election.

Source: Reuters EcoWin

 

[Cobra_Commander]

Damn Dow! Looks like Obama is slacking already!

[hafilax]

1932 and 2008 seem to be analogous. What's your point? There's no way of knowing what would have happened if McCain had won. It is what it is.

[Mal_Con]

Dow is a gift to Obama, odds are all anyone will remember is what it was when he was sworn in 1-20-2009 and change to 2012 with this low of a start it can really only go up.

[pc313]

I was having a blast (just like that last night on the Titanic) and then....but then I realized me and the other folks high fiving and grooving to the new world order were simply smarter than all those other dumb fucks...yea that must be it....

 

NEW YORK, Nov 5 (Reuters) - Wall Street hardly delivered a

rousing welcome to President-elect Barack Obama on Wednesday,

dropping by the largest margin on record for a day following a U.S.

presidential contest. The slide more than wiped out the previous day's advance, the

largest Election Day rally ever for U.S. stocks. The following table shows the percentage rise or decline in the

Dow Jones industrial average .DJI, Standard & Poor's 500 index

.SPX and Nasdaq composite index .IXIC on the day after a U.S

presidential election and who won the Election Day vote.

Year Dow S&P Nasdaq President elect

2008 -5.05 -5.27 -5.53 Barack Obama

2004 +1.01 +1.12 +0.98 George W. Bush

2000 -0.41 -1.58 -5.39 No decision: G.W. Bush v Al Gore*

1996 +1.59 +1.46 +1.34 William Clinton

1992 -0.91 -0.67 +0.16 William Clinton

1988 -0.43 -0.66 -0.29 George H. W. Bush

1984 -0.88 -0.73 -0.32 Ronald Reagan

1980 +1.70 +1.77 +1.49 Ronald Reagan

1976 -0.99 -1.14 -1.12 James Carter

1972 -0.11 -0.55 -0.39 Richard Nixon

1968 +0.34 +0.16 --- Richard Nixon

1964 -0.19 -0.05 --- Lyndon Johnson

1960 +0.77 +0.44 --- John Kennedy

1956 -0.85 -1.03 --- Dwight Eisenhower

1952 +0.40 +0.28 --- Dwight Eisenhower

1948 -3.85 -4.15 --- Harry Truman

1944 -0.27 0.00 --- Franklin Roosevelt

1940 -2.39 -3.14 --- Franklin Roosevelt

1936 +2.26 +1.40 --- Franklin Roosevelt

1932 -4.51 -2.67 --- Franklin Roosevelt

1928 +1.20 +1.77 --- Herbert Hoover

1924 +1.17 --- --- Calvin Coolidge

1920 -0.57 --- --- Warren Harding

1916 -0.35 --- --- Woodrow Wilson

1912 +1.83 --- --- Woodrow Wilson

1908 +2.38 --- --- William Taft

1904 +1.30 --- --- Theodore Roosevelt

1900 +3.33 --- --- William McKinley

1896 +4.54 --- --- William McKinley

* George W. Bush ultimately was determined the winner of the 2000

election.

Source: Reuters EcoWin

 

 

I checked out the stock of ASTRAZENECA and like a lot of drug co. stock it was down from $46 to $43 but thier not in trouble just nerves with Obama,Bush was very very good to them,but Seroquel is still around $500 a mo. for 600mg a day,and the next 3-5 weeks i'm thinkin there will be sold out and on back order!!! buy stock now,its going up!

[ScottP]

Ummm, that's not stool:

 

Looks like a fetus of this: