Kowalski Posted November 7, 2012 Report Posted November 7, 2012 I see the voted 59% to 41% against health care I'd suggest Wyoming may have more issues though http://www.guardian.co.uk/world/us-elections-2012/results/wyoming Ooft. Horrible! Quote
glasgow sheep Posted November 7, 2012 Author Report Posted November 7, 2012 Nicked from p&b With the re-election of Hussein Obama, America is beyond screwed. We'll all need to be able to speak Greek. Between the gargantuan deficit and runaway regulations it will be a miracle if anybody has a job by 2014 The 53% (those who pay income taxes) need to pursue a course of action similar to that of the fictional character John Galt. Few of us are wealthy enough to completely isolate ourselves, but we can approximate his fictional actions and here are some ideas. Liquidate everything you can by the end of the year. Convert it into cash and squirrel that cash away. Stop buying stuff. At least anything beyond the absolute essential. The military calls it "beans, bullets, batteries, and fuel." Make what you have last. If you have to buy a replacement, buy used. Try to barter if you can. Craigslist is full of stuff that costs a fraction of what new stuff costs. Lay in a stash of ammunition, canned food, the myriad batteries we use commonly, and some storable fuel to keep you warm in the winter. Above all, defer purchase of big-ticket depreciating items like houses and cars. Pay off your old house and car if you can. Minimize eating out. Minimize entertainment. Both are more expensive than you think. For instance, I'd planned to buy some new carpet because of a spot in one room. Now that plan goes out the window. I'll find something to cover it until the storm passes. Also, at the end of the NFL regular season, I'm cancelling my cable TV account. Internet access only. I stashed two tons of anthracite coal for my heating stove. Don't worry about the economy. The 47%ers (who pay no income tax) and blue state O-Bots are flush enough with redistributed wealth to keep the consumerist economy going. Quote
tom_widdows Posted November 7, 2012 Report Posted November 7, 2012 Had in interesting short altercation with a yankee chap who was complaining about the price of petrol over there I pointed out that the last time petrol cost the same in the UK as it now does in the USA was 1996 and he went quiet Quote
Andrew Posted November 8, 2012 Report Posted November 8, 2012 Nicked from p&b With the re-election of Hussein Obama, America is beyond screwed. We'll all need to be able to speak Greek. Between the gargantuan deficit and runaway regulations it will be a miracle if anybody has a job by 2014 The 53% (those who pay income taxes) need to pursue a course of action similar to that of the fictional character John Galt. Few of us are wealthy enough to completely isolate ourselves, but we can approximate his fictional actions and here are some ideas. Liquidate everything you can by the end of the year. Convert it into cash and squirrel that cash away. Stop buying stuff. At least anything beyond the absolute essential. The military calls it "beans, bullets, batteries, and fuel." Make what you have last. If you have to buy a replacement, buy used. Try to barter if you can. Craigslist is full of stuff that costs a fraction of what new stuff costs. Lay in a stash of ammunition, canned food, the myriad batteries we use commonly, and some storable fuel to keep you warm in the winter. Above all, defer purchase of big-ticket depreciating items like houses and cars. Pay off your old house and car if you can. Minimize eating out. Minimize entertainment. Both are more expensive than you think. For instance, I'd planned to buy some new carpet because of a spot in one room. Now that plan goes out the window. I'll find something to cover it until the storm passes. Also, at the end of the NFL regular season, I'm cancelling my cable TV account. Internet access only. I stashed two tons of anthracite coal for my heating stove. Don't worry about the economy. The 47%ers (who pay no income tax) and blue state O-Bots are flush enough with redistributed wealth to keep the consumerist economy going. As much as this is ridiculous extremist talk I do respect the economical right view. The public only vote for those who favour them. Clearly, whoever wrote this, is influenced by Atlas Shrugged and believes his actions should benefit only him and his wealth should not be distributed to the rest of the public. It is pretty much fair enough. Quote
dave_min Posted November 8, 2012 Report Posted November 8, 2012 As much as this is ridiculous extremist talk I do respect the economical right view. The public only vote for those who favour them. Clearly, whoever wrote this, is influenced by Atlas Shrugged and believes his actions should benefit only him and his wealth should not be distributed to the rest of the public. It is pretty much fair enough. Its just a shame that the genius who wrote that thinks it's a good idea to have lots of cash, then try your best to ruin the economy to make that cash worthless. Quote
Tyrant Posted November 8, 2012 Report Posted November 8, 2012 Nicked from p&b With the re-election of Hussein Obama, America is beyond screwed. We'll all need to be able to speak Greek. Between the gargantuan deficit and runaway regulations it will be a miracle if anybody has a job by 2014 The 53% (those who pay income taxes) need to pursue a course of action similar to that of the fictional character John Galt. Few of us are wealthy enough to completely isolate ourselves, but we can approximate his fictional actions and here are some ideas. Liquidate everything you can by the end of the year. Convert it into cash and squirrel that cash away. Stop buying stuff. At least anything beyond the absolute essential. The military calls it "beans, bullets, batteries, and fuel." Make what you have last. If you have to buy a replacement, buy used. Try to barter if you can. Craigslist is full of stuff that costs a fraction of what new stuff costs. Lay in a stash of ammunition, canned food, the myriad batteries we use commonly, and some storable fuel to keep you warm in the winter. Above all, defer purchase of big-ticket depreciating items like houses and cars. Pay off your old house and car if you can. Minimize eating out. Minimize entertainment. Both are more expensive than you think. For instance, I'd planned to buy some new carpet because of a spot in one room. Now that plan goes out the window. I'll find something to cover it until the storm passes. Also, at the end of the NFL regular season, I'm cancelling my cable TV account. Internet access only. I stashed two tons of anthracite coal for my heating stove. Don't worry about the economy. The 47%ers (who pay no income tax) and blue state O-Bots are flush enough with redistributed wealth to keep the consumerist economy going. Why's he felt the need to randomly use Obama's middle name rather than his first? Is it an attempt at implying that the name makes him less likely to do a good job? There are also fundamental flaws in his master plan as Dave beat me to pointing out. Quote
Andrew Posted November 9, 2012 Report Posted November 9, 2012 Why's he felt the need to randomly use Obama's middle name rather than his first? Is it an attempt at implying that the name makes him less likely to do a good job? There are also fundamental flaws in his master plan as Dave beat me to pointing out. I was really pissed when I wrote that, as I am now. But whoever wrote that article above is just is borrowing their ideas from Atlas Shrugged which a lot of the top CEOs in the USA get their ideas from so I don't think this notion is as unreal as many think is is. Quote
Mentorred Posted November 9, 2012 Report Posted November 9, 2012 Yep, common sense has prevailed. Great acceptance speech from Obama. Hope he now gets the opportunity for some real change over the next 4 years. Did you hear him mention his visit to Mentor Ohio when talking about the little girl and Obama care. Quote
Stewart Posted November 9, 2012 Report Posted November 9, 2012 Did you hear him mention his visit to Mentor Ohio when talking about the little girl and Obama care. They've named a place after you? Quote
Mentorred Posted November 10, 2012 Report Posted November 10, 2012 They've named a place after you? Yes cause I am so awesome Quote
Kowalski Posted June 3, 2016 Report Posted June 3, 2016 Starting to look like Trump might actually be in with a shout based on recent polls. You'd have to be a total fucking lunatic to vote for him. Quote
RicoS321 Posted June 3, 2016 Report Posted June 3, 2016 Starting to look like Trump might actually be in with a shout based on recent polls. You'd have to be a total fucking lunatic to vote for him. You'd have to be a cunt to vote for Hillary too though, so it's swings and roundabouts. I'd vote Trump over Hillary. Quote
Tyrant Posted June 17, 2016 Report Posted June 17, 2016 You'd have to be a cunt to vote for Hillary too though, so it's swings and roundabouts. I'd vote Trump over Hillary. I couldn't vote for either of them but I agree that Hilary is a fucking horrible option too. Quote
tiktak Posted June 18, 2016 Report Posted June 18, 2016 Starting to look like Trump might actually be in with a shout based on recent polls. You'd have to be a total fucking lunatic to vote for him. We'll all be safe then as the US of A don't have any lunatics. Quote
rocket_scientist Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 "That makes me smart" uttered by The Donald during the first debate whilst Hitlery was speaking has killed the contest. He doesn't know this yet. Neither does she nor any of the political commentators, either side of the Atlantic. Trump is totally unelectable. Neither is Clinton obviously but Trump is embarrassingly short on intellect. What a joke. He had a great chance to win the high office. He blew it, big time and the world is going to suffer hugely because of it. Quote
Nellie The Don Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 "That makes me smart" uttered by The Donald during the first debate whilst Hitlery was speaking has killed the contest. He doesn't know this yet. Neither does she nor any of the political commentators, either side of the Atlantic. What was the context of the quote? Quote
rocket_scientist Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 What was the context of the quote? * internet * Quote
Nellie The Don Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 * internet * Thus is the Internet. I'm asking you because I know you know and I want to find out more about your opinion of why it will damage him. Quote
rocket_scientist Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 Thus is the Internet. I'm asking you because I know you know and I want to find out more about your opinion of why it will damage him. If you ever find the balls to say anything, you might be worth conversing with. Otherwise, get fucked. Knob. Quote
Nellie The Don Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 If you ever find the balls to say anything, you might be worth conversing with. Otherwise, get fucked. Knob. What gives? It was a simple question. I really am interested in what you were saying. Feel free to dial down the hostility. Quote
rocket_scientist Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 What gives? It was a simple question. I really am interested in what you were saying. Feel free to dial down the hostility. Hostility? Where do you think it may have come from? Are you mad, or in denial? Unlike Westminster and Brussels and Jurusalem and Washington, I always considered the NE as capable of recognising truth. I thought that we, Aberdeen fans, were capable of interchanging with truth between us being a given? It's what happens on the streets and in the pubs where I live and come from. Who the fuck are you? Integrity is unique to some peoples of the world. The NE of Scotland is one of them. Quote
manc_don Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 "That makes me smart" uttered by The Donald during the first debate whilst Hitlery was speaking has killed the contest. He doesn't know this yet. Neither does she nor any of the political commentators, either side of the Atlantic. Trump is totally unelectable. Neither is Clinton obviously but Trump is embarrassingly short on intellect. What a joke. He had a great chance to win the high office. He blew it, big time and the world is going to suffer hugely because of it. Someone asked me who I'd vote for. Glad I don't need to vote. Both candidates are loathsome people. Quote
rocket_scientist Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 Nellie the Penis. Did you think the world revolved around you? Note this past tense here. Did you think we were here to inform and entertain you? Let me guess. You're an only child? Quote
Nellie The Don Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 Someone asked me who I'd vote for. Glad I don't need to vote. Both candidates are loathsome people. I would probably vote for Jill Stein if I had a vote. Given she's only polling around 5%, it'd do fuck all good, though. You're right about 'both' candidates being fucking cretins. Any systems that offers those as the only viable options is truly fucked. Quote
tom_widdows Posted September 27, 2016 Report Posted September 27, 2016 What was the context of the quote? "The only years that anybody's ever seen were a couple of years when he had to turn them over to state authorities when he was trying to get a casino license, and they showed he didn't pay any federal income tax," Clinton said. Trump quickly retorted: "That makes me smart." Quote
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