Tuesday, December 11, 2007

Quote O'Note


"Just because you don't like the price doesn't mean there is no market."

Spoken regarding the transparent lies surrounding the claims that the credit markets are frozen. It isn't that markets are frozen but that the markets are sober. [See the picture.]

9 comments:

Sweet Cashback said...

Belle de loin mais loin d'ĂȘtre belle.

Another one that trusted the pictures on Match.com.....

Sweet Cashback said...

Oh and First looks sooooo much better then Murst!

Lou Minatti said...

Thurd is better than Murst.

Howdja like the markets today? Greedy bastards. Give 'em a quarter and they whine.

Sweet Cashback said...

If the Fed doesn't let them win by default they stop playing, take the ball and go home......

Lou Minatti said...

Completely and utterly off topic and Good Gawd.

http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/4/41/Tonya_Harding_with_fan.jpg

She looks like the lady who worked at the grill at the local bowling alley when I was a kid.

golfer_X said...

The short guy on the right looks exactly like an engineer we just hired. He's probably a PCB designer, they all look like that.....or possibly a digital engineer.

Akubi said...

Rob Dawg,
Unlike my various genius-level blogs (yeah, a Zillow Book genius can wear
fishnets
too!), EN is currently at high school reading level.

H Simpson said...

Is that Tonya's new muscle?

Maybe she is thinking about staging a come back in the next Olympics. ;>)

Man I love the lyrics to the Olympic theme. It is so organic* and globally understood:

Ta, Ta, ta-ta-ta ta-ta
Dum dee dum dum-dum...


h.

* if I hear one more dipshit Hollywood clone use the word organic in an interview to look intelligent, I am getting out my trusty seal bat with the rusty nail at the business end and giving them a frontal labotamy.

Funny Circus Bears said...

"Just because you don't like the price doesn't mean there is no market."

I intended to short LEH today going into it's earnings announcement tomorrow based on their refusal to date to "visit the confessional" with write-offs.

Instead, yesterday they simply moved $11B off balance sheet and into tier 3.