How about putting it on and being online at the same time. MY TV's on now but I'm not watching it, just listening
I actually have it on demand here so I could play it anytime. i tried to watch it once like a year ago cause it does have Morgan Freeman in it, but had to turn it off after 15 minutes.....
I wouldnt generalize that as the economy tanking but due to inflation.
100,000 layoff announcements in the last week, including Ford and GM. Major Retailers being sold off. Interest Rates raising. Uncontrollable fuel costs. Durable Goods sales down. Single Family Home Sales dropping. Of course, inflation is the same as far as the government is concerned but prices continue to rise.
100,000 layoff announcements in the last week, including Ford and GM. Major Retailers being sold off. Interest Rates raising. Uncontrollable fuel costs. Durable Goods sales down. Single Family Home Sales dropping. Of course, inflation is the same as far as the government is concerned but prices continue to rise.
All these do not lead to a good economy.
I agree..... :ermm:
The layoffs do not scare me. The American motor companies is a given from poor business pratices. Interests rates raising is a good sign actually. They are the first to lower when the economy is tanking. The stock market is doing great ( although I recently lost A LOT in my shares). The ratio of inflation to the dollars strength internationally along with average income increases is what concerns me the most.
Inflation is the main reason minimum wage hasnt been increased in 8 years or so.
100,000 layoff announcements in the last week, including Ford and GM. Major Retailers being sold off. Interest Rates raising. Uncontrollable fuel costs. Durable Goods sales down. Single Family Home Sales dropping. Of course, inflation is the same as far as the government is concerned but prices continue to rise.
All these do not lead to a good economy.
actually its slowing improving, i keep myself updated with the New York Times.
12-07-2005, 11:19 PM
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