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Fadal Tool Changing Problem----Can anyone say COOLANT?
On Sun, 21 Aug 2005 05:01:04 -0400, "Proctologically Violated©®"
wrote: Starbucks I don't suppose anyone else bought a can of coffee recently .... The devaluation of the dollar ..... Ask your wives. Ask how much a can was under Clinton. Or a gallon of gasoline. -- Cliff |
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The American dollar really is worth-less now. A dollar pays fewer days
of local property tax than it did two years ago - much less than it did 10 years ago. A dollar buys less gasoline than it did six months ago - much less than it did two years ago. A dollar buys fewer days of prescription drugs for chronic conditions than it did one year ago - much less than it did five years ago. Weimar America. Save on gas! Shop the http://stores.ebay.com/INTERNET-GUN-SHOW |
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On 22 Aug 2005 03:44:40 GMT, D Murphy wrote:
Cliff wrote in news:tjpgg1lkc118spvo9nh6rvpnkb6l4p5ihc@ 4ax.com: Ask your wives. Ask how much a can was under Clinton. Or a gallon of gasoline. She said it was a **** of a lot more than under Reagan. Plus they started using child labor to pick the beans Republicans. The child-labor laws seem to have been somewhat gutted recently, at least in enforcement. Even better if they are illegals ... under Clinton. Monica envy again? -- Cliff |
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On 22 Aug 2005 04:44:07 GMT, D Murphy wrote:
Cliff wrote in news:tjpgg1lkc118spvo9nh6rvpnkb6l4p5ihc@ 4ax.com: The devaluation of the dollar ..... Overall it's a very good thing. In the 90's we allowed the dollar to get too strong. Asian and European governments were manipulating the currency markets in an attemt to export their way out of trouble. What trouble? Did they have neocons too? The result for the U.S. was an exploding trade deficit and the collapse of personal savings in 1998. A winger's dream come true. Look at all the manufacturing that was lost. Only the next quarter's profits matter and you can make more by moving production offshore. Nice tax credits from the republicans too I gather. You can't be competitive with a too strong dollar. Not when you don't make metric prodiucts or anything much else anyone wants. Lawyers & politicos ... now if we could find an export market for them ... All of this eventually contributes to the massive goverment debt we have today. Clinton was paying it off. At least the current group of idiots understand currency. Clinton was not running up those deficits. Too bad they don't know how to reign in spending. Don't be bad-mouthing republicans & neocons. They are in total control now and have your phone number, address, church membership, credit info, wife's maiden name ... -- Cliff |
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On 21 Aug 2005 16:06:42 -0700, "
wrote: The American dollar really is worth-less now. A dollar pays fewer days of local property tax than it did two years ago - much less than it did 10 years ago. A dollar buys less gasoline than it did six months ago - much less than it did two years ago. A dollar buys fewer days of prescription drugs for chronic conditions than it did one year ago - much less than it did five years ago. Weimar America. Latest report: Expect your winter heating costs to rise 20-50% this winter. If you have any. Might be worse but global warming may help. -- Cliff |
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