I really, REALLY just want to see the following: someone gets interrupted by o'reilly, the person then calmly tells o'reilly that was very rude and politely asks him to not do it again. Then he again politely asks o'reilly to not shove his finger in his face. This will have to be repeated a few times as o'reilly will no doubt ignore him. He then gives o'reilly a final warning that if he persists with this rude behaviour, he will be forced the kick the sh1t out of him. o'reilly will of course once again ignore him (as he is an egotistical megalomaniacal arse-fart). Person X then gets up and tears o'reilly another ring-piece.

ahhhh...bliss....

>> ^westy:
shame the scientist guy cannot talk in a way most people will listen to.
fact is anny mony system that has a large degree of human nature intergrated within it will not be entiraly prodictable as humans are not allways ratoinal and no person can predict the future and exsternal events that will shape the markets.


We can however observe that the worldwide quality of spelling, grammar and punctuation seems to be on a downward spiral.

>> ^kronosposeidon:
^Because it sounds similar to Australian to me, that's why. There's not a night-and-day difference between the two.


Alright fair enough. As a South African I am a bit touchy about people mistaking my accent for an Australian accent. However it does happen fairly frequently so I guess I'll let you off with a warning this time! Although I gotta say there is a hefty chunk of difference if u listen a bit.

"This is an Australian ad..." WTF????

Funny how these "Australians" speak with South African accents...

>> ^rougy:
You crack me up, stellar.
Your precious "free market capitalism" is defunct and will crumble from greed every time unless it is properly regulated--the evidence is right in front of your nose--yet you keep posting these "free market" icons of yours as if nothing's wrong.


Rougy, I'm sure this has been stated in plenty of other posts as well, but the point here is that we have not had pure free market capitalism AT ALL. So you can't really be blaming it for what is going on at the moment. What you are seeing is the market trying to correct the easy money bubble built up over all these years with caused by artificially low interest rates, fiat money, goverment meddling, corporatism and all such ills. Ayn Rands version of the world might or might not be viable, but PLEASE, dont just blame free-market capitalism.