LJ

I saw that car on Harlem Road near New Albany a few days ago

Plus they currently have subsidized gas which = unlimited demand. With the olympics coming up and the huge earthquake that just happened, don't look for prices to drop anytime soon until the Asian gov't jump their prices to curb their unlimited subsidized demand

http://www.nbc4i.com/midwest/cmh/news.apx.-content-articles-CMH-2008-05-23-0005.html STFU you spoiled ass punk

The U.S. consumption isn't the issue. Any gas demand we cut is IMMEDIATELY sucked up by the Asian countries.

Hmm, I didn't know that to be an issue. I have been able to do that with my Insight for around 3 years now.

Insight's On-Demand is pretty good. They even have HD On-Demand which is pretty sweet.

Not with how weak the dollar is. If we were still at .92:1 Euro it would hit around $85-90. The market supports 75-85 EURO/BBL. so 85*1.08= $91 BUT 85*1.45= $123

The speculation bubble is going to burst soon. It won't go much below $110-$120. The speculators are getting very smug with their long positions and is much like how the traders were acting right before the .com burst. Also there was a lot of covering of short positions yesterday.

I suffer from insomnia and watch tv late at night a lot and I have not seen my Insight box reboot in about 2 years. What time is this happening?

I love Huntington... although I do have Private Banking, but even before that I thought they were great. When I was a teenager I would overdraft my acct all the time because the place i worked for was slow releasing the funds, but I had always deposited before I charged and they would waive the fees.

They are also known for raising your credit limit without any notification then raising your APR because you are a "credit risk"

Chase is Junk, and I have been saying it for years

$1.15 maybe...$1.05? Can't really remember fully. I do remember filling my honda civic 2 times a week and it not being a big deal

$.05 per gallon for 6 months

I would be cool with $10/gal as long as I had a car that got 300MPG

you drove 51,000 miles?

It is a valid example of economic hits our country has taken in the past 25 years

When have I said anything about anything other than it having to do with money in the market? market cap, extra income etc. The market readjusted itself then and is readjusting itself now

You're failing to remember, this is what we are facing right now... I don't even know what argument you are making. People got in high and lost lots of money, companies hired on the highs and people lost jobs. It happened. Sadly I make a good chunk of change in the markets and happen to have a B.S. in economics and I am self employed

It still took 2 years to recover. Companies were out billions and it slowed a lot of growth that was occuring... wait...sounds a lot like what is happening now... the DJI lost 15% between Dec 10 2007 and Mar 10 2008, growth is slowing, and companies were losing market cap, yet now the DJI is back up to 12,830 gaining around 8 % back in 2 months Similarities.. I think so

You don't even know what you, yourself, posted

no fucking shit it wasn't a recession, but it was one of the hardest hits the U.S. economy has ever taken

Wow, jump on me because I bring up the WORST fucking market crash in U.S. history People lost their retirements, college savings, extra income, companies lost billions in market cap leading to mass layoffs

Or maybe when the market lost 25% of it's value in 1 day in 1987

Do you know Diana Kaufman as well?