Now if he could just help me get my head around the ridiculous rules on tipping (something i am still struggling with after a couple of years permanently living here), i will think he is the all time bees knees.
Just MOVE THE DECIMAL and DOUBLE!
$25 Meal.
move decimal left
2.5
double
5
$5 Tip
add another dollar because you are cool
$6
SHIZAM
There.
If I was to smile and I held out my hand
If I opened it now would you not understand?
The basic concept is pretty obvious...ask yourself why a country is not allowed to print and control it's own money supply, and why people have to pay interest to have some privatised third party of proven thieving idiots do it?
That's about as obvious as it gets that something is not quite right....first glance. There's no conspiracy angle here...reality on it's face.
Not to mention the various past presidents, and endless numbers of economists that have all come out against it for reasons plain and obvious.
I mean fuck...how in denial do you have to be to not figure out something is not quite right here almost immediately?
It blows my mind.
and for those coming out bashing people for saying it...I have no idea how you manage to continue living day to day without darwinising yourself at a moments notice.
Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
How can anyone know what to do w/their money if they don't understand the system?
How can you blindly trust in the system and select an equity share, a bond or a commodity??
This is why people are flipping out b/c their money disappeared from their 401k's or investment accounts and they never had a clue what a house of cards this is and that ignorance is a bit sad.
You have to know to listen for a whistle when a train's coming down the track.
Grand Theft America: "All Your Wealth Are Belong to Us"
"What the Bail-Out does is saddle the country and all its 'taxpayers' with new trillions of debt and makes it such that every 'taxpayer', regardless of how wise, cautious and frugal he may be, owes loads of Federal Reserve Notes (money) to the Federal Reserve Banking system. What will the 'taxpayers' receive for this new tax saddle? The answer is that they have received and will receive nothing. Almost all of the Bail-Out money goes to the corporations whose errand boys like Greenspan, Paulson, Bernanke, Dimon, Mozilo and Fuld carried out the debt trap that was set 9-10 years ago." ~ John Olagues, The Real Reason Behind the Bail-Out**
The Vampire State Collapses, Having Drained Its Host
Nearly a century ago, two audacious mechanisms were put into place to drain wealth and power from the American people and to funnel that wealth and power to an elite. Today's crisis has arisen because essentially all of our wealth and power has by now been taken from us, and the illusion of normalcy can no longer be maintained.
Symptoms of the collapse are everywhere and visible throughout nearly every facet of society, although the financial and economic elements have recently taken center stage. The level of debt in America is almost beyond belief; we have all seen the numbers and they are incomprehensible – far too large to make sense in human terms. The on-book national debt has passed ten trillion dollars. Unfunded federal liabilities, calculated as a business would calculate them, are in the neighborhood of one hundred trillion dollars. State, county, and local governments are also deep in debt, to the point where, for example, the "Governator" of California recently asked the feds for a $7 billion loan to cover the state's budget deficit, because it was unclear whether the state would be able to borrow enough money from investors to pay its bills. Yes, California , the world's seventh-largest economy all by itself, is near bankruptcy, although it did manage to sell $5 billion in bonds (more debt!) last week. Plenty of businesses and other organizations are also deep in debt; families and individuals are drowning in debt while employment and other measures of economic health are looking grim and getting worse. Almost half of Southern California house sales are now foreclosures. Banks, insurance companies, auto manufacturers, and other entities are absorbing multi-billion dollar, even trillion-dollar injections of cash (mostly from the government via the Federal Reserve – money created from thin air) and yet are still in danger of going under.
And that's just the economic bad news. Actually, it's just a partial listing of the visible economic bad news.
What on Earth has happened to this country? Speaking mostly of our intensifying economic nightmare, Sam Mathid sums it this way in a recent column:
"We expropriated and wasted not only such real wealth (production) as there has been in the present times, but we wasted the accumulated wealth of all the preceding generations, and finally (and most disgusting of all) we then went into vast debt and consumed the wealth of future generations.
"The whole lot, every last nickel, has either been doled out in the gutter of political corruption, or flushed down Wall Street's slimy drain; all abetted by a malign, mumbo-jumbo nonsense called Keynesian economics. Nowhere is there reference to prior criminality and stupidity on such a grand scale. There is no historical precedent."
-- Sam Mathid, It is Time"
cont'd
Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
Comments
Just MOVE THE DECIMAL and DOUBLE!
$25 Meal.
move decimal left
2.5
double
5
$5 Tip
add another dollar because you are cool
$6
SHIZAM
There.
If I opened it now would you not understand?
That's about as obvious as it gets that something is not quite right....first glance. There's no conspiracy angle here...reality on it's face.
Not to mention the various past presidents, and endless numbers of economists that have all come out against it for reasons plain and obvious.
I mean fuck...how in denial do you have to be to not figure out something is not quite right here almost immediately?
It blows my mind.
and for those coming out bashing people for saying it...I have no idea how you manage to continue living day to day without darwinising yourself at a moments notice.
and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
http://i36.tinypic.com/66j31x.jpg
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( o.O)
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and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
http://i36.tinypic.com/66j31x.jpg
(\__/)
( o.O)
(")_(")
How can you blindly trust in the system and select an equity share, a bond or a commodity??
This is why people are flipping out b/c their money disappeared from their 401k's or investment accounts and they never had a clue what a house of cards this is and that ignorance is a bit sad.
You have to know to listen for a whistle when a train's coming down the track.
peace
"What the Bail-Out does is saddle the country and all its 'taxpayers' with new trillions of debt and makes it such that every 'taxpayer', regardless of how wise, cautious and frugal he may be, owes loads of Federal Reserve Notes (money) to the Federal Reserve Banking system. What will the 'taxpayers' receive for this new tax saddle? The answer is that they have received and will receive nothing. Almost all of the Bail-Out money goes to the corporations whose errand boys like Greenspan, Paulson, Bernanke, Dimon, Mozilo and Fuld carried out the debt trap that was set 9-10 years ago." ~ John Olagues, The Real Reason Behind the Bail-Out**
The Vampire State Collapses, Having Drained Its Host
Nearly a century ago, two audacious mechanisms were put into place to drain wealth and power from the American people and to funnel that wealth and power to an elite. Today's crisis has arisen because essentially all of our wealth and power has by now been taken from us, and the illusion of normalcy can no longer be maintained.
Symptoms of the collapse are everywhere and visible throughout nearly every facet of society, although the financial and economic elements have recently taken center stage. The level of debt in America is almost beyond belief; we have all seen the numbers and they are incomprehensible – far too large to make sense in human terms. The on-book national debt has passed ten trillion dollars. Unfunded federal liabilities, calculated as a business would calculate them, are in the neighborhood of one hundred trillion dollars. State, county, and local governments are also deep in debt, to the point where, for example, the "Governator" of California recently asked the feds for a $7 billion loan to cover the state's budget deficit, because it was unclear whether the state would be able to borrow enough money from investors to pay its bills. Yes, California , the world's seventh-largest economy all by itself, is near bankruptcy, although it did manage to sell $5 billion in bonds (more debt!) last week. Plenty of businesses and other organizations are also deep in debt; families and individuals are drowning in debt while employment and other measures of economic health are looking grim and getting worse. Almost half of Southern California house sales are now foreclosures. Banks, insurance companies, auto manufacturers, and other entities are absorbing multi-billion dollar, even trillion-dollar injections of cash (mostly from the government via the Federal Reserve – money created from thin air) and yet are still in danger of going under.
And that's just the economic bad news. Actually, it's just a partial listing of the visible economic bad news.
What on Earth has happened to this country? Speaking mostly of our intensifying economic nightmare, Sam Mathid sums it this way in a recent column:
"We expropriated and wasted not only such real wealth (production) as there has been in the present times, but we wasted the accumulated wealth of all the preceding generations, and finally (and most disgusting of all) we then went into vast debt and consumed the wealth of future generations.
"The whole lot, every last nickel, has either been doled out in the gutter of political corruption, or flushed down Wall Street's slimy drain; all abetted by a malign, mumbo-jumbo nonsense called Keynesian economics. Nowhere is there reference to prior criminality and stupidity on such a grand scale. There is no historical precedent."
-- Sam Mathid, It is Time"
cont'd
and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
over specific principles, goals, and policies.
http://i36.tinypic.com/66j31x.jpg
(\__/)
( o.O)
(")_(")