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Entries Tagged as 'Capitalism'
Say Hi To S.D. Windham
May 3rd, 2004 · 2 Comments
Tags: Capitalism
Five Million Ways to Kill A CEO
December 12th, 2003 · 1 Comment
Tell him it’s a boom in child prostitution when he show up at the stroll give him lead restitution You could throw a twenty in a vat ‘o hot oil when he jump in after it watch him boil Toss a dollar in the river and when he jump in if you can find he [...]
Tags: Capitalism · Funk, The · Funny! · Pigs · Quotes
Happy Family No Longer
December 7th, 2003 · 7 Comments
The long, slow wreck of the economy and my immersion into humanity as evidenced by working with a stupid asshole.
Tags: Capitalism · Culture · Essay · Work
The Bitter.net Shrine to Infinite Energy
March 5th, 2003 · 4 Comments
http://www.bitter.net/infinite_energy/
Tags: Capitalism
Micklethwait’s Law of Negotiated Misery
January 31st, 2003 · 1 Comment
“the ‘self-managed’ classes negotiate themselves into lives of permanent misery.”
Tags: Capitalism · Culture · Opinions · Theories · Work
Great News in a Schandenfreude sense
November 4th, 2002 · Comments Off
In what may be the most schadenfreude of scenarios, I noticed in this article that job cuts for the last quarter in the two industries in which I work (Telecommunications and High Tech, I’m a high tech contractor to telecom firms) are down. So, if once can muster glee when one announces this, the third [...]
Tags: Capitalism · Economy · Telecommunications · Work
Something for Nothing
September 24th, 2002 · Comments Off
Do YOU still pay for long distance? Why?
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Ouch! That’s Going to Leave a Mark
September 19th, 2002 · Comments Off
EDS missed their revenue targets by 82%. The stock price rumbled by nearly 50%, to an eleven year low This happened exactly one month after EDS CEO Dick Brown and his CFO signed statement and swore to Wall Street about the “veracity” of their financial statements and reporting. So to those who tried to convince [...]
Tags: Capitalism · Work
Soooooeeeeey!!!!
August 1st, 2002 · Comments Off
The piggy roundup begins.Of course, these are the small potatoes people, paraded in handcuffs to make Americans feel better about investing in Kkkorporation$ again. The real swine are slightly up from there, at the top of the pole.
Tags: Capitalism · Pigs
Greedy Pig Companies
June 26th, 2002 · 7 Comments
Well, it looks like WorldCom has been cooking the books. Big suprise here, eh?Markets are tumbling on the news. Piggies found guilty of this type of deception should be gutted. Fair, independent audits and legitimate books are the cornerstones of a free market economy in which public ownership is involved. When a company violates this, [...]
Tags: Capitalism · Pigs
Evil Enron
May 7th, 2002 · 2 Comments
As Elliott pointed out in an earlier entry, Enron was suspected by many to have had anything but legitimate plans during the California energy crisis. Well, it turns out that Enron may have manipulated power prices for Californians suffering from the energy crunch.So the company that lied to its (stupid for having all of their [...]
Tags: Capitalism · Pigs
Guartanteed Moneymaker
March 31st, 2002 · 2 Comments
If anyone is reading this, and has a lot of money, I can guarantee you that if you open an IKEA franchise in Atlanta (preferably inside the perimiter) you will make a fortune. This town wants one, needs one, and for some inexplicable reason, we don’t have one.
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Lay is "On Crack"
January 30th, 2002 · 3 Comments
In an article on Yahoo! News today, they mentioned that a video of an Enron staff meeting has surfaced. Apparently, former Enron CEO Kenneth L. Lay read feedback from employees to their then-CEO. Here is one of the questions:``I would like to know if you are on crack. If so that would explain a lot, [...]
Tags: Capitalism · Funny! · Pigs
Shop! It’s Your Duty!
December 6th, 2001 · Comments Off
It’s interesting to note that the goverment’s request of Americans during our time of crisis was to shop. We have evolved from the world’s great producers to the world’s great consumers. I’m not saying we don’t generate a production economy, but it’s interesting to note nonetheless.
Tags: Capitalism
Heartless Free Economy Freak
November 23rd, 2001 · Comments Off
Heartless Free Economy Freak I know it sounds cruel, especially around the holidays, but MARTA’s recent decision to cut service before cutting jobs really irks me. Let’s think about this. The Authority decided to preserve jobs and cut service—so that means there will be a lot of people doing LESS work and the only cost [...]
Tags: Atlanta · Capitalism · Transit





