This had my laughing out loud at some points.

I'm sure there are some that don't agree that the Fed should be closed. So I'm curious, what reasons can you come up with for why it shouldn't be closed?

2:40
Well, he confirmed what we all suspected. Glenn only has two brain cells.

* Lies

I still don't get it. Someone just explain to me the train of thought that takes one from monkey to Obama.

Duh! Of course the only difference between lab rats and humans is the jesus factor! It makes so much sense! What other possible explanation could there be!?

Blatantly racist? I don't see how the comic is about race or how the monkey supposedly represents Obama?

>> ^Winstonfield_Pennypacker:
I think - quite simply - that Janeane Garofalo is probably the last person in the universe to have any moral authority to comment on what is and isn't 'well adjusted'. She's a faux-intellectual who is so filled with bitterness, spite, anger, hate, and prejudice that she really shouldn't be allowed out in public, let alone offer commentary on who is and isn't well adjusted. Physicial, heal thyself. When she can open her mouth WITHOUT insulting large groups of people she doesn't know, then perhaps she will be fit for polite society. As it stands, she's just a tired, vapid, intellectually shallow troglodyte that the talk shows poke out from under the bridge on occasion to frighten the passers-by.


So you think a person has to have moral authority to express their opinion? Based on your opinion of her, I guess that means you think you have moral authority.

Tell me, how do you reconcile with yourself the fact that your comment exhibits the same behavior that you are criticizing?

Was that the speak and spell sound I heard during the spelling siftable demo?

I think people sacrificing integrity and honesty for fame and money is a problem, but for some reason I doubt Glenn Beck would agree with that.

Gets a little slow at the end. You know, with the whole like 3 minutes of him just tapping the mic.

Ugh, while technically a BCI it's about as sophisticated as an analog dial that takes a lot of force to turn. Might be a good toy to inspire children to take up a career in BCI research though.

Very nice, but can it go down wind faster than the wind?

>> ^Raverman:
Those with money don't spend or invest. And the poor and the unemployed can't. People who are idle stay idle. Why would it fix the economy? what magic is this? will people suddenly one day have confidence to hire/invest/employ? Who's going to go out on this limb during the downhill slide?

You're right. Everyone is a manic depressive and we're all trapped in a downward spiral of despair. Who in their right mind would want to try to make money at a time like this? The stock market is lower than it has been in years, but gosh, it would be stupid for me to invest now, I'm going to wait until it is really high again. </sarcasm>

There is no magic involved. Yes, people will regain confidence once the bad companies fail and go away. Those people who go out on the limb first will benefit the most from the ride to the top.

Ask yourself this question. Pick a stock or two, look at its price, look at its price over the past four years, then ask yourself, what do you think the price will be in 10 years? 20 years? Higher than it is now? How much higher? So are you waiting to invest because A) no money B) waiting for it to go lower so I can reap a larger gain, C) waiting to see what companies are the failing ones, or D) thought there was magic involved in making money.

It's the turkey-mow!