... Sep 2008 22:23:47 -0700, Bill Shatzer <bshatzerNO@comcast.net> wrote: gatt wrote: No. Life is actually pretty good, except for people who gambled too heavily on ridiculous lendors or mutual funds who supported them. Or for folks trapped in mortgages they can't refinance and who are facing foreclosure. My wife was commenting just this ayem, as we were drinking our coffee Fug off pet killer.

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gatt wrote: No. Life is actually pretty good, except for people who gambled too heavily on ridiculous lendors or mutual funds who supported them. Or for folks trapped in mortgages they can't refinance and who are facing foreclosure. And all those folks who are working for firms that gambled too heavily. And those folks who worked for the lenders and mutual funds which supported them. And for those folks who didn't ...

... bitch-slapped, do you... Anyway, Armageddon is going to be here soon, so it's no use saving anything up for tomorrow anyway. If we don't start drilling our own oil and don't start increasing our refining capabilities, you are correct. Doofus, *everyone* -including the oil industry and John McCain- admits that we can't drill our way out of the oil crunch for several reasons: (A) there's a ten-year ...

... you... Anyway, Armageddon is going to be here soon, so it's no use saving anything up for tomorrow anyway. If we don't start drilling our own oil and don't start increasing our refining capabilities, you are correct. Doofus, *everyone* -including the oil industry and John McCain- admits that we can't drill our way out of the oil crunch for several reasons: (A) there's a ten-year turnaround time before the ...