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Re:Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown by swombat on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @06:34AM (#313368)
FFS, not that one again. I've seen it about half a dozen times on reddit, and once already on YCNews.
Re:Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown by DLWormwood on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @11:51AM (#313636)
Uh... which comic is this again? It's not showing up in FireFox, and IE is reporting an error with the Flash Plugin. Any got a mirror to a non-locked down version? (Or the HN or Reddit article that discussed it in the past?)
Re:Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown by browser411 on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @11:44AM (#313623)
Debated whether to re-post or not, but given the unprecedented fallout from the previous week, I thought it was timely. I always point folks to this when they start asking about the subprime mess--it's much more engaging than some of the long, dry articles around.

Apologies to those seeing it again. Hopefully it reached some new eyes.

Re:Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown by pchristensen on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @12:40PM (#313709)
It did. I thought it did a good job explaining things, even though it was a little (ok, a lot) childish.
Re:Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown by biohacker42 on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @10:57AM (#313547)
<cynicism>Ah, but this time you get in inside Flash!</cynicism>
Re:Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown by gg on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @11:45PM (#314488)
hey if you've seen it no need to leave a comment about seeing it. I've seen it and loled again.
Re:Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown by gg on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @11:46PM (#314490)
fuck you.

fuck you.

lulz

Re:Clever comic strip explains Wall St. meltdown by time_management on Wednesday September 24, 2008 @09:15AM (#313445)
Bad assumption my frigid Norwegian ass! What about the AAA rating from the agencies?

They fucked up too.

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Well that's just great, asshole. What am I supposed to tell my villagers?

Tell them you fucked up.

It's not every decade that real estate takes a strong economy (3Q 2007) and throws it immediately into the toilet. This is what Bushonomics gives us: our recoveries are jobless and flaccid, and our "slowdowns" are disastrous, even when they fall short of being numerical recessions.