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04/14/09
I think I'm going to set this site up this weekend. Would anyone be interested in buying two-day round-trip plane tickets to Qinghai province? If so, go to www.rabbit-punch-a-chinese-peasant-for-selfish-and-misguided-reasons-and-fly-back-home-the-next-day.com.
04/14/09
04/14/09
I think if enough Americans punch enough Chinese farmers in the back of the head, it will stimulate our nation's economy.
And who cares about Chinese police? I'm not bad-mouthing the Chinese government; I'm hitting Chinese farmers and yelling at them about their spending habits. I don't give a damn about Tibetan independence and this has nothing to do with that. It's simply rage directed at a disenfranchised class of people with no political message. The Chinese government has nothing to do with it.
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12/26/08
Hmm. Something doesn't seem right here.
12/26/08
"The American Economy is dependent on our ability to provide the American worker with copious amounts of caffeine, thus, we need money."
12/26/08
starbucks is a laundering scheme that sells coffee as a front. high prices shield the incredible amounts of money that pass through their stores every day.
plus they make a killing off of their coffee as well
win/win situation for them, and no need for a bailout (unless they get really greedy and have the balls to pull something like that off)
12/26/08
I don't get how the numbers are that low. Perhaps they are tweaking the numbers to position themselves for a bail-out? It wouldn't surprise me.
12/26/08
unfortunately, a large majority of the US doesn't fall under the "people you know" category. I consider myself in a similar boat as yours, but only do so because I have an excellent career with job security, minimal debt and a steady income.
A lot of people in the US lack some or all of those in their current way of life, which is why those numbers may be so low
12/26/08
12/26/08
of course! It's our duty as Americans to serve our country in any way possible, right?
12/26/08
gentlemen, swipe your credit cards!