taabru45
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t5uejI-c3cs&NR=1
:lol: :lol: :lol: Steffan
:lol: :lol: :lol: Steffan
Thanks to the Tar Sands in your back yard, ought to be pretty inexpensive, no? Has the global economic bowel movement killed off those $50/hr burger flipper jobs?Graham said:Looks like fun. :mrgreen: Say how much is diesel fuel on the company card anyway? :shock:
capnjuan said:Thanks to the Tar Sands in your back yard, ought to be pretty inexpensive, no? Has the global economic bowel movement killed off those $50/hr burger flipper jobs?Graham said:Looks like fun. :mrgreen: Say how much is diesel fuel on the company card anyway? :shock:
capnjuan said:Has the global economic bowel movement killed off those $50/hr burger flipper jobs?
Dang ... no wonder my Guest Work Permit application hasn't come back yet. Sud de la bordeur, we are in JS Mill Paradox Mode; we individually need to conserve cash but are told the economy depends on us spending cash or whatever we can borrow. Since no loans are being made and lines of equity are frozen, the US recovery depends on spending the money we don't have and can't borrow. It must be the 'Invisible Hand'.john_kidder said:In a word, yes. Reduced activities in the bitumen-boiling business in the tar sands, massive reductions in future projets, Alberta government in deficit for the first time in about thirty years, thousands of '"imported" workers going home. Hang on to your hats, folks, this one's just beginning (he says cheerfully).capnjuan said:Has the global economic bowel movement killed off those $50/hr burger flipper jobs?
... BOHICA ... so ... that's a tribe of hosed Canuckis ... ? the last of whom would be the Last of the BOHICANs?taabru45 said:A lot like Grucho's remark when asked to join a 'Country Club' He said "I wouldn't have anything to do with a club that would have me as a member." The official Govt term for the above situation is B.O.H.I.C.A.........bohica means....bend over, here it comes again. :lol: Steffan
capnjuan said:Sud de la bordeur, we are in JS Mill Paradox Mode; we individually need to conserve cash but are told the economy depends on us spending cash or whatever we can borrow. Since no loans are being made and lines of equity are frozen, the US recovery depends on spending the money we don't have and can't borrow. It must be the 'Invisible Hand'.
capnjuan said:... BOHICA ... so ... that's a tribe of hosed Canuckis ... ? the last of whom would be the Last of the BOHICANs?taabru45 said:A lot like Grucho's remark when asked to join a 'Country Club' He said "I wouldn't have anything to do with a club that would have me as a member." The official Govt term for the above situation is B.O.H.I.C.A.........bohica means....bend over, here it comes again. :lol: Steffan
Thanks Steffan ... I once stayed in a Holiday Inn Express :wink: Jtaabru45 said:CJ.......thats hysterical :lol: :lol: :lol: Steffan John....thats profound :shock: Steffancapnjuan said:... BOHICA ... so ... that's a tribe of hosed Canuckis ... ? the last of whom would be the Last of the BOHICANs?taabru45 said:A lot like Grucho's remark when asked to join a 'Country Club' He said "I wouldn't have anything to do with a club that would have me as a member." The official Govt term for the above situation is B.O.H.I.C.A.........bohica means....bend over, here it comes again. :lol: Steffan
No good choices; mortgage the future or ... don't. As the late George Allen, coach of the Washington Foreskins once said: "The future is now".john_kidder said:Need to keep this discussion to the neutral "science" of economics ... Agreed ... A recession arguably caused by overheated consumer credit markets fueled by excess liquidity in financial markets... Yes, that would do it; not enough real money so it was borrowed against future earnings on credit cards or out of home equity. A consumer economy requires people to consume ... to have 'growth', the rate of increased consumption has to be fueled by something other than earnings. .... will be "cured" by freeing up liquidity and additional consumer credit; a global environmental problem which is arguably linked to excessive consumption ... Yes; paradoxically, the Hair of the Dog ...
Dang ... I forgot he was the famous one among us ... he probably went and bought up all the copies!cjd-player said:Remember, he got his picture in a magazine and all.
Looks more like a National. :mrgreen:Scratch said:Pretty sure it's a Taylor
So, Graham's Bi-sticks,you-all!cjd-player said:Hey capn
The door is the same in both shots.
Graham is ambidexterous on a broom stick.
He's very talented. :wink:
Remember, he got his picture in a magazine and all.