Well, the true masochists pay attention to how we don't manage to improve the team over the winter, but yeah, the actual on-field losing is mercifully over for now.
Right now, the Visible Man is on sale, but the Visible Woman is out of stock. Possibly "because tits". Skilcraft need a better proof reader for their website, which says both models require "Pain brushes".
For the right price, I&#039;ll work for them. I promise to reduce their stock price by <em>at least</em> 90%, so I&#039;m at least as qualified as him...
I&#039;m sure Jamie Dimon will be offering him a shoulder to cry on. Oh wait no, that&#039;s a $5,000 suit, get the fuck away from me with those tears you pussy.
Yeah, right now I find it quite hard to ignore just how dependent my family is on the mortgage interest and college tuition deductions, and how Mitt hasn&#039;t exactly promised <em>not</em> to go after those, and it&#039;s certainly impossible for his math to work without slashing them.
I know the whole thing about how violence is the resort of losers of debates is so cliche, but sometimes things become cliched because they&#039;re true.
Yes, it&#039;s <a href="http:\/\/articles.economictimes.indi...\/2012-10-17\/news\/34501006_1_citigroup-inc-chief-executive-citigroup-s-vikram-pandit-citi-shareholder" target="_blank">all the fault of</a> the President and those smelly hippies...
<blockquote>Within minutes of the bank&#039;s announcement, Pandit&#039;s name was gone from Citigroup&#039;s website. Chief Operating Officer John Havens, a long-time associate of Pandit, also resigned.
Pandit&#039;s sudden resignation is the culmination of months of disagreement with the board, in particular O&#039;Neill, over strategy.
...Citigroup shares rose as much as 1.5 percent in morning trading as some investors said they were not sorry to see Pandit leave.
...The board&#039;s relationship with Pandit was already under pressure after shareholders rejected the CEO&#039;s pay package in an advisory vote in April. He was awarded more than $15 million in 2011 compensation, but 55 percent of shareholders voted against it.</blockquote>
Well, the true masochists pay attention to how we don&#039;t manage to improve the team over the winter, but yeah, the actual on-field losing is mercifully over for now.
$260 mil on a trillion-dollar deal? That&#039;s an incredibly low commission. No wonder he quit.
Right now, the Visible Man is on sale, but the Visible Woman is out of stock. Possibly &quot;because tits&quot;. Skilcraft need a better proof reader for their website, which says both models require &quot;Pain brushes&quot;.
<blockquote>It&#039;s just too embarassing...</blockquote>
Assumes facts not in evidence, namely the ability to feel embarassment.
Bloomberg libel!
Harold Ford non-libel!
For the right price, I&#039;ll work for them. I promise to reduce their stock price by <em>at least</em> 90%, so I&#039;m at least as qualified as him...
Human Thumb libel! (Yes I watch The Soup.)
I&#039;m sure Jamie Dimon will be offering him a shoulder to cry on. Oh wait no, that&#039;s a $5,000 suit, get the fuck away from me with those tears you pussy.
Yeah, right now I find it quite hard to ignore just how dependent my family is on the mortgage interest and college tuition deductions, and how Mitt hasn&#039;t exactly promised <em>not</em> to go after those, and it&#039;s certainly impossible for his math to work without slashing them.
I know the whole thing about how violence is the resort of losers of debates is so cliche, but sometimes things become cliched because they&#039;re true.
Clyde McPhatter LIBEL!
He might consider having everyone else locked out of the subway so he could take it alone.
!!!.
yeah but (left-y, ira glass-y) planet money rocks everyone&#039;s world and routinely scores bigger stories than all of them combined.
While Pandit deserves to end up a drifter, I suspect he&#039;ll do just fine with his couple of hundred million for a while yet.
Yes, it&#039;s <a href="http:\/\/articles.economictimes.indi...\/2012-10-17\/news\/34501006_1_citigroup-inc-chief-executive-citigroup-s-vikram-pandit-citi-shareholder" target="_blank">all the fault of</a> the President and those smelly hippies...
<blockquote>Within minutes of the bank&#039;s announcement, Pandit&#039;s name was gone from Citigroup&#039;s website. Chief Operating Officer John Havens, a long-time associate of Pandit, also resigned.
Pandit&#039;s sudden resignation is the culmination of months of disagreement with the board, in particular O&#039;Neill, over strategy.
...Citigroup shares rose as much as 1.5 percent in morning trading as some investors said they were not sorry to see Pandit leave.
...The board&#039;s relationship with Pandit was already under pressure after shareholders rejected the CEO&#039;s pay package in an advisory vote in April. He was awarded more than $15 million in 2011 compensation, but 55 percent of shareholders voted against it.</blockquote>
All hail the jerb creators.