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To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (235030)	1/4/2010 9:35:14 PM
From: James Hutton	Respond to of 306849

Yes, the possibilities are endless. Does he wait in front of Perkins for the waitress or does he go high class for the Las Vegas hostess. Does he win and get to buy a threesome with the hottest pornstars, come in 20th and have to get a number from those cards they hand out on the strip, or miss the cut and have to spend the evening texting mistresses while dodging a ninja Elin wielding the dreaded 9-iron.

To: patron_anejo_por_favor who wrote (235030)	1/4/2010 9:37:08 PM
From: NOW	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 306849

[Barney Frank's bill, H.R. 4173] supports the biggest banks. It authorizes Federal Reserve banks to provide as much as $4 trillion in emergency funding the next time Wall Street crashes. So much for “no-more-bailouts” talk. That is more than twice what the Fed pumped into markets this time around. Best of all, the bill contains a provision that, in the event of another government request for emergency aid to prop up the financial system, debate in Congress be limited to just 10 hours. No more pesky debates, where the peasants can work the phones and make their views known!