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March 6th, 2009 by eyal | Filed under Links. |
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"Announcing bold change and actually implementing it are two different things. And so far, with respect to the banks, Obama, Bernanke, and Geithner haven't done squat." "Krugman: [A]mong people I talk to there’s a growing sense of frustration, even panic, over Mr. Obama’s failure to match his words with deeds."This is all very disturbing to anyone with even the slightest concern for the US and global economy. via Pooloo
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Nice. via shaky
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President Barack Obama now has the distinction of presiding over his own bear market. The Dow Jones Industrial Average fell 20 percent since Inauguration Day, the fastest drop under a new president in at least 90 years, according to data compiled by Bloomberg.
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hahaha
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Totally hilarious
I love the irony of someone who drinks instant coffee giving an opinion on what fresh coffee tastes good. LOL
Agree it is indeed ironic, since even instant coffee is better than the Starbucks you get :-)
And you saw that other link? McDonald’s coffee is also better than Starsucks hahaha But, you know, to each his own.
This reminds me of the Zen/iPod arguments you used to have – when you would say that iPod was shit and Zen was the best in the world, send me links about how great Zen was and how it was so much better than iPod (even though Zen couldn’t even handle non-English characters in filenames).
Then someone bought you an iPod and you were like “wow, this really is good” and went out and bought a higher capacity iPod.
You’ve never bought Starbucks beans and made your own coffee with it – hence my objection to you saying Starbucks coffee is shit. I didn’t claim Starbucks was the best in the world, but I detest people talking out their ass. You’re on a “Starbucks coffee is shit” crusade. Excuse me if I don’t respect the opinion of someone who drinks mainly instant coffee, has never bought Starbucks beans, and gets his recommendations from Yahoo answers.
Try getting your own opinions, making them based on FACT – like actually having bought different varieties of the beans yourself – rather than just copying other people who say the coffee is shit.