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To: Maurice Winn who wrote (47998)	3/31/2009 4:44:21 PM
From: gg cox	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 217899

Stay tuned Maurice, Ontario teachers reporting their brilliance on April 2. Unfortunately for them, there should be gapping hole in the previous 108 billion under management . Further adjustments, other than the last... to their long bond holdings of ""prudent"" rise of half a percent and abracadabra presto 12 billion deficit swept away by the stroke of the pen....might be required. We will see what magic they will conjure up this time...but not to worry the taxpayers of Ontario will back their fully indexed pension to 8 percent a year with carry over of ballance to the next year.

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (47998)	3/31/2009 4:56:48 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217899

"Baby boomers who haven't provided for themselves might find old age problematic at best." Elmat: Work until they drop. I like to work. Thus did not lose skills. For me it is not going to be a problem. Japan has loaned NZ $160 billion or so to enable people to revalue their houses upwards. 4 million people = $40,000 each, or $160,000 per actually productive person [old, young, unemployed, beneficiaries, housewives, government 'workers' etc don't count]. ELMAT: A lesson here. Have money sent to Brazil, the real banana republic. That's a lot of money to repay and on which to pay interest while trying to repay it in an economy with a banana republic GDP per capita, especially when much of that GDP was derived from the boom from borrowed money. ELMAT: The process is called fleecing

To: Maurice Winn who wrote (47998)	3/31/2009 8:35:16 PM
From: Box-By-The-Riviera™	3 Recommendations Respond to of 217899

i would be happy, upon your saying yes, to fly all the way to your favorite place, and buy all the drinks and food as long as it takes, to see your droll soul have a nite of it, on me. say the word. seeing you, is believing. in return, if you are sincerely the utmost asshole you pretend to be, once we've enjoyed my tab, i get to kick your sorry ass until we call the emergency services to save your sorry life. you in? could be a most interesting nite out. i will spare no expense. so, what say you? if you say yes, i imagine all sorts of folks would come from this group. and their meal ticket will also be paid by me. eat drink until they eat and drink no more. my tab. carte blanche. what say you????? my attorney's are prepared to draw such an agreement. will you sign? will you sign?