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Originally Posted by nismo_92
Please ban yourself IRL.
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Originally Posted by nismo_92
Please ban yourself IRL.
how do i do that?:thinking::???:Quote:
Originally Posted by 03RCode
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Originally Posted by nismo_92
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Originally Posted by cgEvan
Lulz, have some Reps buddy.
i guess
damn finally getting close to 2000
boy shut up and go to sleep
I can't fight this feeling anymoreeeeee
man I'm bored...
me 2
is u uuuhhh... tryin 2 fuk?Quote:
Originally Posted by cgEvan
so bored
i am
so .
dam
EWWW really!>>!??
sleepy
i am out zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzz
were is page 1962
just trying 2 get page 1962 before im out
post #39221
im out for the night !!!!!
Going to Class Bump
GOOD MORNING!!
hahahaha
Morning wow you're here early! :)
ITS BEEN A MINUTE SINCE I POSTED IN HERE
more posting. :)
Is this day over yet?? hahaha
I'm going golfing today at 2! Go me. :P
Dow 8,566.03 +68.85 (0.81%)
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US STOCKS SNAPSHOT-US stocks add to gains after business data
Reuters - 10 minutes ago
NEW YORK, June 18 (Reuters) - The Dow industrials and the S&P 500 added to gains while the Nasdaq turned positive on Thursday after a reading of business conditions in the US Mid-Atlantic region came in much better than expected, suggesting a more stable manufacturing sector. The Dow Jones ...
Surprisingly, Goldman Sachs raised the auto sector to Attractive
from BloggingStocks by Mark Fightmaster
Filed under: Analyst reports, Analyst upgrades and downgrades
This morning, Goldman Sachs felt it prudent to up its view of the U.S. auto sector to Attractive from Neutral. The brokerage stated that it would use any current weakness as an opportunity to build positions. If, like me, you are questioning Goldman's strategy, the firm explained, "Despite the significant rally in auto shares since the February lows, we think we are still in the middle phase of a cyclical rebound in the auto sector."
ASHINGTON (MarketWatch) - The U.S. recession is "losing steam" and a slow recovery should begin by the end of the year, the Conference Board said Thursday as it announced that the index of leading economic indicators rose 1.2% in May, the second straight increase. The increase was in line with the MarketWatch consensus forecast of 1.1% increase. Seven of the 10 indicators improved in May, the private research organization said. The leading index is up 1.2% in the past six months, the first increase since April 2007. The coincident index fell 0.2% in May, "but the declines are less intense," said Ken Goldstein, an economist for the organization
damn man you must be really bored.
ConsumerMan: Credit-card robocall scam
from msnbc.com: Top msnbc.com headlines
The Better Business Bureau is warning consumers to beware of robocalls promising to lower your interest rates on credit cards. The calls are likely fraudulent ... and illegal.
I'm stupid bored right now.
Wifey likes this chick's music.. I like this chicky for some reason even if she is a dark hair..
http://3.bp.blogspot.com/_KJKyqWeVDH...Lily+Allen.jpg
http://chic-star.blogspot.com/2009/0...rity-2009.html
I'd hit it. :P
nah not hot to me.