Gene Frenkle Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 What is sad is that the few who have insisted on focusing on my Christianity in an attempt to ridicule, will ironically be the ones who cement me as a prophet when these things do come to fruition. I am glad that I can bring you happiness in the form of reveling in your ignorance. Should we call you Jesus or Moses?
Ramius Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 What is sad is that the few who have insisted on focusing on my Christianity in an attempt to ridicule, will ironically be the ones who cement me as a prophet when these things do come to fruition. I am glad that I can bring you happiness in the form of reveling in your ignorance. I'm not ridiculing your Christianity. I am ridiculing your belief that you yourself can somehow gleam financial predictions from revelations, and thaty somehow your doomsday predictions hold more water than the 2-3 dozen other doomsday predictions from the previous 2000 years.
DC Tom Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 I only hope the misery experienced by many here in the near future doesn't match the level of joy you experience in soothing your concious by attempting to vilify a messenger who singled you out in order to protect and help, only because the reality of your pending demise is unable to be psychologically and possibly financially processed. You are such a fruitcake.
Dwight Drane Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Should we call you Jesus or Moses? Tyrone
DC Tom Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Tyrone There are just too damn many "Book of Tyrone" jokes to be made...
GG Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Do you feel GG is a reliable source? Ask him how close we were to having a complete shutdown somewhere between the second week of September when I said "I am bringing surf and turf for everyone at the Oakland tailgate because there is a good chance we don't get to see the San Diego game." Go ahead and ask him. We were 2 hours away from a complete lockdown that would have taken weeks to unwind at best. The temporary problem was solved so you just escaped a shutdown. If the government didn't come in and back trillions worth of money market funds.....GAME OVER. By the way.....we are days away from both the expiration of that backing, as well as the end of the fiscal year for the government. I'd venture to guess he's more reliable than a guy wearing a sandwich board. And way to conflate issues. The only thing that you were right about was the losses that banks would have on their books. That's it. Call it your blind squirrel moment. Since that nugget that you "unearthed" you've managed a spectacular ofer. I didn't quote the rest of the post because it contains an incredible volume of English letters and words that have nothing to do with current state of finance.
DC Tom Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 And way to conflate issues. The only thing that you were right about was the losses that banks would have on their books. That's it. Call it your blind squirrel moment. Since that nugget that you "unearthed" you've managed a spectacular ofer. Hell, he could have gotten that from reading some of our posts. I didn't quote the rest of the post because it contains an incredible volume of English letters and words that have nothing to do with current state of finance reality.
Alaska Darin Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 What is sad is that the few who have insisted on focusing on my Christianity in an attempt to ridicule, will ironically be the ones who cement me as a prophet when these things do come to fruition. I am glad that I can bring you happiness in the form of reveling in your ignorance. You could worship a box of sea salt for all anyone cares. Way to miss the big point. As usual. Poor victim.
Dwight Drane Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 I'd venture to guess he's more reliable than a guy wearing a sandwich board. And way to conflate issues. The only thing that you were right about was the losses that banks would have on their books. That's it. Call it your blind squirrel moment. Since that nugget that you "unearthed" you've managed a spectacular ofer. I didn't quote the rest of the post because it contains an incredible volume of English letters and words that have nothing to do with current state of finance. Sandwich Board......... When I hear sandwich board.....I think of a deli When I think of a deli...I think of Carnige Deli When I think of Carnige Deli...I think of NY Jews When I think of NY Jews....I think of Woody Allen, Jerry Seinfeld....and nowadays..Bernie Madoff When I think about Bernie Madoff....I think about $50 billion worth of fraud perpetrated on the investment public, to the point it was so obvious a monkey could discover it, only to remember that the arm of the government that is supposed to protect the investment public is supervised by a bunch of academic politicos who have plenty of time to pursue leisure activities like internet football message boards during work hours, while the US taxpayers get to pay their salary. It's funny how my mentally unstable mind is capable of....."unearthing" ....a seemingly unrelated chain of events every now and then.
Dwight Drane Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 You could worship a box of sea salt for all anyone cares. Way to miss the big point. As usual. Poor victim. You know what's really yummy? Those Snyder of Hannover potato chips with sea salt and cracked pepper. I think I may just go pick up a bag and a sixer to watch the game tonight. Thanks for the idea!
Dwight Drane Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Hell, he could have gotten that from reading some of our posts. The only thing I get from reading some of your posts is a contact buzz.
X. Benedict Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Sandwich Board......... When I hear sandwich board.....I think of a deli When I think of a deli...I think of Carnige Deli When I think of Carnige Deli...I think of NY Jews When I think of NY Jews....I think of Woody Allen, Jerry Seinfeld....and nowadays..Bernie Madoff When I think about Bernie Madoff....I think about $50 billion worth of fraud perpetrated on the investment public, to the point it was so obvious a monkey could discover it, only to remember that the arm of the government that is supposed to protect the investment public is supervised by a bunch of academic politicos who have plenty of time to pursue leisure activities like internet football message boards during work hours, while the US taxpayers get to pay their salary. It's funny how my mentally unstable mind is capable of....."unearthing" ....a seemingly unrelated chain of events every now and then. Yes. But can you go from Tuna Noodle Casserole to Idi Amin in 5?
GG Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 It's funny how my mentally unstable mind is capable of....."unearthing" ....a seemingly unrelated chain of events every now and then. Yes it is amazing how things connect in chains. The guys at the local water cooler got a kick out of that post. Maybe they'll get more motivated to link some of those chains.
DC Tom Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 It's funny how my mentally unstable mind is capable of....."unearthing" ....a seemingly unrelated chain of events every now and then. Considering you went from "sandwich board" to hedge fund fraud via a Semetic stereotype, "mentally unstable" pretty much describes it.
Dwight Drane Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Considering you went from "sandwich board" to hedge fund fraud via a Semetic stereotype, "mentally unstable" pretty much describes it. Don't worry Tom.....I know my message was received on this one.
DC Tom Posted September 21, 2009 Posted September 21, 2009 Don't worry Tom.....I know my message was received on this one. "It's the Jews' fault"?
Dwight Drane Posted September 22, 2009 Posted September 22, 2009 "It's the Jews' fault"? Why don't you sit this one out with the other hens and let the roosters puff out their chests for a few minutes.
John Adams Posted September 22, 2009 Author Posted September 22, 2009 What is sad is that the few who have insisted on focusing on my Christianity in an attempt to ridicule, will ironically be the ones who cement me as a prophet when these things do come to fruition. I am glad that I can bring you happiness in the form of reveling in your ignorance. Let me get this straight: If you predict 1 thing right out of 70 (and we await the 1, by the way), you're a prophet? Time for you to attack my wife again? Or maybe my daughter this time?
DC Tom Posted September 22, 2009 Posted September 22, 2009 Let me get this straight: If you predict 1 thing right out of 70 (and we await the 1, by the way), you're a prophet? Time for you to attack my wife again? Or maybe my daughter this time? No, no, no. If he predicts one thing right out of 70, the people who doubted him will ignore not only the other 69 but also the fact that he's merely quoting other prophecies and flock to him as a the prophet that he already is.
Dwight Drane Posted September 22, 2009 Posted September 22, 2009 Time for you to attack my wife again? Or maybe my daughter this time? Well I would have to attack them another 120 times each to match the total times your backside has been attacked by random men at various rest stops across the country.
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