When I met this man, I got hipped to the NOMICS. Ronald Reagan, famous for his Reaganomics-- where his answer to help the poor was blocks of butter and cheese. Yes, dat's little o'l black ass me. I'm 10 and locked up. That's my brother behind me. Reagan and I talked economy. He told me to keep mines a secret and he would implement his - immediately! -From the Author





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X-MAS JOKE MY BROTHER SENT ME. FUNNY.
Postby admin on Mon Dec 22, 2008 9:18 am
LOOKS LIKE EVERYBODY GOT WHAT THEY WANTED THIS CHRISTMAS BLACK FOLKS GOT OBAMA,
AND THE WHITE FOLKS GOT O.J. :lol:
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TRANSITION TO POWER 2 CONTINUED
Postby admin on Fri Nov 28, 2008 1:11 pm
LOVE. LOVE. LOVE... FlySpy on the Wall!! Awesome concept. LOVE the visual of you w/wings. VERY cute. You soooooooooo have something here. This is a winner.
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I'm telling you the "World is on Sale" get you some.
Post by admin. on Fri Nov 21, 2008 1:17 am
A Golden Goose on the Loose for Youth
For those in their 20s or 30s, the current economic conditions might be more of a blessing than a bust. The stock prices of many rock solid, cash-rich and profitable companies have been hit hard in the downturn despite the fact that their businesses and financials haven't changed. Companies such as Exxon-Mobil, Microsoft, Apple and General Electric have fallen well off of their 52-week highs and have very low price-to-earnings ratios. That means the stocks are considered bargains and can be very attractive for those willing to buy and ride out the storm.

Ben Rosenzweig, a 26-year-old from Detroit, says he's unconcerned about the recent market declines. With more than 30 years until retirement, he understands what he calls the "roller coaster" of investing. Rosenzweig hasn't changed his investment plan, utilizes dollar cost averaging and says he is buying his stocks at heavily discounted prices.

"It scares a lot of people because most read the headlines, freak out and say they don't want to invest now. But to have it when it is going up, you have to buy it when it is down," Rosenzweig says.

Many Gen Xers and Yers have little confidence that Social Security will be there when they hit the magical age. Even if it is still around in 30 years, gradually declining benefits are expected to cover only 36.7 percent of the pre-retirement income of the average worker in 2030. That lack of faith in entitlement programs is actually a blessing, says Mari Adam, president of Adam Financial Associates in Boca Raton, Fla., because younger workers are taking more control of their retirement planning.

"More than any other generation, these people need to be dependent on themselves. They really need to be saving and providing for their own future because we don't even know if they're going to get Social Security or Medicare and we know they won't get a pension," Adam says.

With time and the power of compounding, disciplined people in their 20s or 30s can still accumulate a respectable retirement sum even at low appreciation rates. Even with a 5 percent return, a $500 monthly investment over the course of 30 years can yield a sum of $420,725. At a 7 percent annual return, that sum will grow to $610,000. And a 25-year-old who aims to retire at age 60 with $1 million only needs to start investing $575 per month to reach that goal. If the market averages out to its historic return of 10 percent, that individual will accumulate $2,073,233 by age 60.

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Re: 1ST BLACK JAMES BOND? I'VE BEEN DOIN' THAT JOKE FOR YEARS...

New postby Karmel on Tue Nov 25, 2008 10:33 pm
Brotha, I think you'd make a kick ass Bond! He's too uptight right now, he needs to chill out and get a damn sense of humor. Everyone knows the ladies prefer a man that is smooth but that can also make'um laugh... I see no better candidate that Spencer but you need to work on your "English" accent!

My prayers are with you...you'll get the Pryor roll, give it some time.

God Bless,

KM
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349/159 OBAMA IS THE PRESIDENT ELECT OF THE UNITED FLUCKING
by riseaboveit on Fri Nov 07, 2008 11:04 am

Any thoughts on the Republican party turning against Palin? Blaming her for losing the race. I think it's just making them look worst. It's over. They didn't win. Get over it. Leave her alone. Let her enjoy her cold winter shooting down moose.
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