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All I want to know is how Lindsay Lohan can type with her girlfriend sitting on her face.
Isn't there an app for that?
I found out too late, yes, a modified continuous speech recognition program called SOMFlator that translates the random muffled grunts of a cunnilinguist into readable text.
Huh... haven't heard of that one. I believe was thinking of the "facechow" app...
All I want to know is how Lindsay Lohan can type with her girlfriend sitting on her face.
LOL@Apocalypse. But since LiLo is the rich celeb, she is probably the dominant one and sitting on her girlfriend while typing. Just saying.... :)
You know, no one has responded substantively to my comment -- which is that if highly unqualified people are making substantive economic predictions, it's usually a sign of some sort of herd mentality.
Next time I'll post something less substantive. I thought this was the "Investing" forum, but all of you guys are attacking the messenger instead of the substance.
Lohan was actually paid $3,500 for her inflation tweet by the National Inflation Association. Just a money making scheme for her.
European banks raised their rates (I believe yesterday) to curb inflation of the Euro. US Fed has left it at near 0 still.
Our FED keeps on bailing out the shitty banks constantly, the rich peoples gambles, by passing the costs to the taxpayers and the working through the inflation. Republicans better nominate Ron Paul so that we can curb this inflation enthusiasm of the crony fed.
"Republicans better nominate Ron Paul so that we can curb this inflation enthusiasm of the crony fed."
What inflation are you talking about? There is none.
Lindsay, just go be a porn star and makes some good porn. We don't need your economic advice. You don't appear to be a good role model in so many ways.
...that there is little threat of hyperinflation:
http://www.theatlantic.com/business/archive/2011/06/what-do-lindsay-lohan-and-ron-paul-have-in-common/241158/
This is like taxi drivers giving you tech stock tips in 1999, and cashiers telling you to buy houses in 2006. Now we have moronic jail-hopping has-been D-list celebrities tweeting about hyperinflation.