Drew Dowdell

Government to the rescue though. The fed is likely about to kill the dollar with an interest rate cut at the same time foreign currencies are going to be taking interest rate hikes. That'll prop up oil prices.

Wholesale gas prices are down.... way down. Edit: As of now, wholesale gasoline is at $2.4538 a gallon. Again, add 45 cents to the wholesale cost and you'll get the approximate cost at the pump. We should be seeing sub-$3.00 gas soon.

The most popular ones were FWD. What Riviera sold better than the 79-85 Generation?

So... for you McCain supporter... how many of you are making over 600k?

:thumbsup: Abortions should be safe, legal, and very very rare.

Chevy Cruze, Pontiac G5, Saturn Astra, and Saab 9-3.... so I guess the answer is... "yes".

Oil continues to tumble, down $3.24 at the start to $92.47. Could we see a $10 drop in less than a week?

It's worse than that. The wholesale cost of gasoline has been dropping also. RBOB Gasoline is down to $2.56 a gallon.

Incorrect. Loose money policy, inflation, massive government spending increases, and massive government borrowing increases increased government revenue.

It wasn't a comment about you, it was a comment about the politicians who use abortion as a political football. You think Bush really cares about abortion? Hell no, he cares about making his cronies richer and killin terrorist with his little GI Joe men. He only cares about abortion as long as it gets him elected.

You realize a good part of the 5-series price premium is exchange rate..... no.... I thought you didn't.

The Insight is coming back to the US as a Prius ripoff.

Washington Mutual Wachovia Citigroup Bank of America The FDIC doesn't have the funds to insure the deposits in one of these banks much less all four. WaMu is especially close to the edge.

Toronado

1966 - Oldsmobile introduces first FWD car for the masses.

Hello Lusitania? This is the Titanic, we're taking on a bit of water over here and thought if we tied up together we might stay afloat.

And in South Carolina, 75% of the population wanted separate (but equal, hahah) sections in restaurants and buses for "coloreds". And in Virginia, 75% of the population wanted a ban on inter-racial marriage. And in Alabama, 75% of the population wanted non-integrated schools. just saying.....

Oil tumbles $4.35/bbl to $96.94 out of the gate on news of Lehman filing for Bankrupcy protection/Bank of America aquires Merrel Lynch for $50 billion. Before you all start cheering.... this is a very bad thing for the economy because it shows that the government is now unwilling/unable to do any more bailouts.

Love it! Love it! Love it! When Karl Rove is shaking his finger at you for getting too sleezy in a political campaign.... man you are GOING places!

Fixing errors is what I do.

The national debt. It's crippling out country. Our next war will (is??) be fought financially. Read about what happened to Britain in the 1950s to understand why that was the final blow to them being a major power. The important bit:

Name your favorite President or political figure. Doesn't have to be for political reasons. Me? My favorite President is Andrew Jackson. Reasons: Kicked the snot out of a British army, 50% larger than his own, after the truce was agreed on, forcing the British to abide by it. He was the target of the first assassination attempt against a U.S. President. An insane, out of work house painter blamed Jackson for his perpetual unemployment. He followed Jackson to the capital rotunda and fired two pistols at Jackson. Both pistols fortunately misfired. Jackson then beat the man with his cane until his aids restrained him. Jackson fought 13 duels, many nominally over his wife's honor. Charles Dickinson, the only man Jackson ever killed in a duel, had been goaded into angering Jackson by Jackson's political opponents. In the duel, fought over a horse-racing debt and an insult to his wife on May 30, 1806, Dickinson shot Jackson in the ribs before Jackson returned the fatal shot; Jackson actually allowed Dickinson to shoot first, knowing him to be an excellent shot, and as his opponent reloaded, Jackson shot, even as the bullet lodged itself in his chest. The bullet that struck Jackson was so close to his heart that it could never be safely removed. Jackson had been wounded so frequently in duels that it was said he "rattled like a bag of marbles." At times he would cough up blood, and he experienced considerable pain from his wounds for the rest of his life.

But you're not actually contributing anything. I'm happy to debate you and would really enjoy if you'd participate if you were going to actually debate.