But Still Better Than Expected . . .

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By Barry Ritholtz - August 10th, 2009, 4:30PM

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Hat tip:   immobilienblasen

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18 Responses to “But Still Better Than Expected . . .”

  1. darklight Says:

    Hilarious because its true

  2. bruerr Says:

    Yes Hilarious

  3. cvienne Says:

    That bear sitting down in the chair kinda looks like you BR…

    Although you’re a tad more svelte…

  4. nanka Says:

    Warum haben sie zu einer Deutschspraechiger Blog verbindet?

  5. wunsacon Says:

    That’s much funnier than this:

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Dawn#Remake

  6. cvienne Says:

    @nanka

    eine gute Idee

    CV

  7. cvienne Says:

    @BR

    BTW…(vis-a-vis…nanka’s post)…

    Time to go GLOBAL BR…You not only need German Language links, you should do Spanish, Japanese, Chinese, French, Italian…I’d nominate others like Indian or some of the various Scandinavian languages as well, but the large part of their educated populace speak English…

    Nanka may be onto something here…

  8. beaufou Says:

    Et pourquoi pas en Francais?

    A lot of Paul Jorion readers keep up with your blog .
    http://www.pauljorion.com/blog/

    @cvienne
    lol , I don’t know if BR will appreciate…funny though.

  9. cvienne Says:

    @beaufou

    J’ai essayé de racheter moi-même, avec d’autres commentaire (vis-a-vis nanka)…

    en dépit de…merci :-)…Nous allons voir…

  10. How the Common Man Sees It Says:

    That just gave me a great idea for a cartoon. Too bad I’m not a cartoonist. Maybe if there is one out there then can use the idea. Think of the movie the picture of Dorian Grey only with a young strong looking bull. In the picture is either an old bull or a bear. The caption could say something like “The Picture of Dorian Bull” :)

  11. cvienne Says:

    @HTCMSI

    That would be “portrait”…

  12. How the Common Man Sees It Says:

    @wunsacon

    When I saw the link before I clicked on it I was thinking Chinese invaders. What a thing to say to your main creditors.

    If they are going to use Chinese invaders they should make it a financial caper. The heroes could end up hiding on their own farm in a scenario like cvienne has going. He could be a technical consultant for the film. If they really wanted to scare the stuffing out of folks then Chinese bond buyers buying up America and throwing the people into economic slavery would be much scarier than an invasion with guns :)

    Now if they really wanted a more honest movie why not use Mexico as the invading army? The premise could have all the illegal aliens in the US rising up and joining the side of the Mexican drug cabal controlled army as it crossed the border to the surprise of the local folks. Could you imagine the political waves created if they did that? At least they wouldn’t anger their main creditor though

  13. How the Common Man Sees It Says:

    @ cv

    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0037988/

  14. alfred e Says:

    @CM: Oooh that’s scary. All the hispanics here from there are “like programmed Manchurian Candidate types pr programmed aliens”. When the code word is received they become violent assassins and revolutionaries.

    Wonder if they’ll be on the little guy’s side? Probably not. They’d just as soon take more of the jobs to Mexico. Except how do you export lawn service?

  15. cvienne Says:

    @HTCMSI

    I’m referring to the object (vis-a-vis – in the cartoon), versus the novel or movie rendition thereof…

  16. How the Common Man Sees It Says:

    @alfred e

    This is hollywood we’re talking about, not reality. The only thing that might stop the premise is how the insult would affect box office receipts. After all, they don’t have a problem with a Chinese invasion. Why is that do you suppose?

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  18. Scott F Says:

    I am watching Squawk Box this morning — and Joe Kernan mentioned this cartoon!

    Of course, he wasn’t classy enough to mention where he saw it.

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