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Las Vegas is becoming a viable retirement plan.
How low can you go??!! everybody limbo!!
Welcome back to 1998.
We haven't even begun...
There is no spoon.
I bet Bernanke is fueling the helicopters already.
Wait, still falling.
SHIT.
July 8, 1932: DJIA closes at 41.22, concluding a four-year slide where the Dow lost 89% of its value.
That's how low it can go. I doubt it will. But, how good are your 19th century life skills?
@Osteo: Boy Scouts trained me well. I could have a Swiss Family Robinson setup out in the nature preserve in under a week.
We're already off 39.43% over the last year. I expect we'll reach 89% well sooner than 4 years.
In other news, GM shares hit the lowest they've been since 1951. Hurray?
Also, the national debt clock in Times Square ran out of digits today. Awesome.
We need political leaders to reassure us in these troubled times.
Fortunately, there's a voice from the white house that can buck us up and give us optimism.
http://www.archive.org/details/fdrfiresidechat
We just have to go back in time 75 years.
Since the gas stations won't ever need their "1" signs again, maybe we could tape one of those in front of the debt clock...
posted on Thursday, Oct 9th by Saint Tee
Las Vegas is becoming a viable retirement plan.
How low can you go??!! everybody limbo!!
Welcome back to 1998.
We haven't even begun...
There is no spoon.
I bet Bernanke is fueling the helicopters already.
Wait, still falling.
SHIT.
July 8, 1932: DJIA closes at 41.22, concluding a four-year slide where the Dow lost 89% of its value.
That's how low it can go. I doubt it will. But, how good are your 19th century life skills?
@Osteo: Boy Scouts trained me well. I could have a Swiss Family Robinson setup out in the nature preserve in under a week.
We're already off 39.43% over the last year. I expect we'll reach 89% well sooner than 4 years.
In other news, GM shares hit the lowest they've been since 1951. Hurray?
Also, the national debt clock in Times Square ran out of digits today. Awesome.
We need political leaders to reassure us in these troubled times.
Fortunately, there's a voice from the white house that can buck us up and give us optimism.
http://www.archive.org/details/fdrfiresidechat
We just have to go back in time 75 years.
Since the gas stations won't ever need their "1" signs again, maybe we could tape one of those in front of the debt clock...