To: Willie Green
It did not take long for the "don't worry be happy" crowd to get on this thread. But then again, most of them do not have a grasp of history before 1980.
9 posted on
07/28/2003 12:48:52 PM PDT by
Beck_isright
(Remember the Blue Ridge Corporation!!!! Damn the torpedoes and SEC, full speed ahead!)
To: Beck_isright
It did not take long for the "don't worry be happy" crowd to get on this thread. The "always worry, never be happy, we're all gonna die" crowd always gets here first. Good economic news deprresses you guys more than it does Tom Daschle.
10 posted on
07/28/2003 12:59:42 PM PDT by
Iowegian
To: Beck_isright
A worrier dies a thousand deaths, an optimist but once...
14 posted on
07/28/2003 1:18:51 PM PDT by
chilepepper
(The map is not the territory -- Alfred Korzybski))
To: Beck_isright
most of them do not have a grasp of history before 1980 Probably educated in public schools too. (/sarcasm)
To: Beck_isright
It did not take long for the "don't worry be happy" crowd to get on this thread. The problem with the optimistic crowd is they are too easily pleased by superficial glitter. To mix metaphors, it is like the 2% increase in durable goods orders is the tasty frosting on a cake. The optimists chomp into the pretty frosting, oblivious to the rotting, decaying, putrid dough underneath (the credit and debt bubble).
35 posted on
07/28/2003 3:40:02 PM PDT by
steve86
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