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To: yard_man who wrote (298945)12/19/2010 2:39:47 PM
From: THRead Replies (2) | Respond to of 306849
 
pg,

Yea, this is a fascinating story that keeps getting better and better.

I reserve judgment regarding if our would-be-rapist (aka, lax condom user or hung like a pony and guilty of routinely and maliciously getting the wrong size) is a good guy or a bad guy. Who cares really, as I'm fairly certain those after him are pretty bad guys. What he is doing is shining a light were many do not want light. I draw the line if it endangers men and women who serve the public good, so he has to be responsible with this free speech thing to a point.

As for the big bank, well, fxxx them. None of those banks gets a single dime of my money (as far as I can control this). Everyone should bring it to the local level and get into a credit union. Mine is the greatest on the planet. Seriously great bank that will kick back a grand to me in Jan as part of an annual membership rebate, and that is after already getting the very lowest rates and almost zero service fees.

So, let us watch it unfold and always remember to purchase the correct size condoms for our winkies!

GT
TH



To: yard_man who wrote (298945)12/19/2010 4:09:42 PM
From: Giordano BrunoRespond to of 306849
 
I'm sick of their municipal bid rigging.
BAC just got busted again after being busted only 8 months ago for an almost identical crime.

dealbreaker.com

All of their criminal gains trickle down to taxpayer losses.
The SEC doesn't really receive a fine, they simply get paid off.
Over and over.

noir.bloomberg.com