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Lefty Mark's avatar

Sen. Warren: "Banking Should Be Boring."

State Legislatures in 37 states: "Bonking Should Be Boring."

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bobbert's avatar

And then press the detonator.

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bobbert's avatar

Edward Brooke appeared to be a rational human being.

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Spurning Beer's avatar

Today, we are all senior vice presidents for retail banking services.

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fuflans's avatar

you should just tell us what he said cause no way in hell i'm linking on that slime trail.

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Dashboard Buddha's avatar

OT - But thank goodness we have Eric Ericscon to push forward the frontiers of douchebaggery (said no one ever) <a href="http:\/\/www.lipstickalley.com\/f153\/erik-erikson-just-joked-about-coat-hanger-abortions-540217\/" target="_blank">" rel="nofollow noopener" title="http://www.lipstickalley.com/f153/erik-erikson-ju...">http://www.lipstickalley.co...

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WA Bishop's avatar

How can you fleece the sheep if you put up fences? :-(

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schmannity's avatar

I bet Big Bank misses little Scotty Brown.

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schmannity's avatar

Wow. Kid Zoom gets a job a week ago and is now on vacation. Are there any openings at the ice cream shop?

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MonkeyMotion's avatar

Unless there's some language in there about not killing babies, or praising Jesus, or anti-Sharia law, or hating buttsecks, I'm afraid the Wingnut Party just won't have time to consider it. What with all its focus on jobs, jobs, jobs and stuff.

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Lot_49's avatar

Every month at the Rotary Club meeting, the stockbrokers and real estate dealers and life insurance salesmen would laugh and laugh at the bankers and S&L guys. "Ha, ha," they would laugh. "You are in a 3-6-3 business. You take the money in at 3 percent, loan it out at 6 percent, and are on the golf course every afternoon at 3. Whereas we jaunty pirates and financial plunderers sell variable annuities to widows and strip them of their fortunes."

Then-senator Phil Gramm said to himself, "This is the kind of oppressed underclass I was elected to represent," and got Glass-Steagall repealed. Today we all live in the world he created. Ain't it grand?

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