JohnnySavage
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I have enough hot peppers ripe to start canning today. Probably also have enough cukes to make a gallon of pickles.
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I'm hoping to hand the little bastards $50 trillion in debt, no oil, and flooded coastal cities!!!
If you could manage a trick like that your name would be spoken of with reverence for generations to come. As it stands right now if you confiscated every asset in the United States small business corporations and personal assets and use those to pay down the unfunded liabilities we would still be left with $861,000 per taxpayer.
Even after using every dime that we collectively have to pay down the liabilites right now we would still have twice the amount that you're talking about.
http://www.usdebtclock.org/
Not to destroy the levity of my morning postings; but, doom and gloomers only ever look at one side of the balance sheet. Why compare private assets with public debt? The public assets are fairy substantial.
I'm hoping to hand the little bastards $50 trillion in debt...
If you could manage a trick like that your name would be spoken of with reverence for generations to come. As it stands right now if you confiscated every asset in the United States small business corporations and personal assets and use those to pay down the unfunded liabilities we would still be left with $861,000 per taxpayer.
Even after using every dime that we collectively have to pay down the liabilites right now we would still have twice the amount that you're talking about.
http://www.usdebtclock.org/
Not to destroy the levity of my morning postings; but, doom and gloomers only ever look at one side of the balance sheet. Why compare private assets with public debt? The public assets are fairy substantial.
Valid. Do you see us liquidating anything, ever?
The assets we do have that have income streams are already accounted for. Things like oil and gas leases, mineral rights that sort of thing.
The value of anything is nothing more than the capitalization of its income stream.
Now I happen to agree that the value of a lot of National Assets would increased dramatically if they were in private hands because they would be utilized in a different manner. Not necessarily better but certainly more profitable.
But a very much more important question is what sort of recipe are you using for your pickled peppers? Did you pick a pickled pepper recipe that is basically just dill pickles without the dill and peppers thrown in or is there some other methodology you are using?
I keep a bottle of peppermint essential oil in my bag for headaches. It does have medicinal properties.
That's not the point. You are using GAAP accounting terms with respect to government accounting, but only looking at half of the picture to make the liabilities seem bad. Be honest in your use of GAAP - which doesn't even apply to government accounting.
I use it for the same. I also put a couple drops in my bath with some Epsom salt when I'm sore (or just need a pick me up). I hoard peppermint and lavender.
Stuff the jar with sliced peppers. Add salt, half vinegar and half water. Pressure cook for 15 minutes.
Dill, cold processed.
Not to destroy the levity of my morning postings; but, doom and gloomers only ever look at one side of the balance sheet. Why compare private assets with public debt? The public assets are fairy substantial.
I put a couple of drops on the tip of my dick in case my date ends up having a headache by the end of the evening.
Interesting....although, I'd make you wear a condom so all medicinal benefits would be null.
At least your dick would smell refreshing.![]()
I have enough hot peppers ripe to start canning today. Probably also have enough cukes to make a gallon of pickles.
I use it for the same. I also put a couple drops in my bath with some Epsom salt when I'm sore (or just need a pick me up). I hoard peppermint and lavender.
Penis, sans candy-cane taste.