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- moldero0
so QBN bans certain design info sites from being mentioned, but hedge is free to post his BS that's never design related, whats wrong with this picture here? good bye Newstoday, hello QBN?
if this comment bans me so be it.
- spendogg0
having a hedge fund manager post smatterings in a design forum is like a blood fart in the hot tub.
- pr20
dude... dude... i don't even want to ask what a blood fart is and why it's bloody in the first place.
- ********0
Moldero. Now now. Don't be critical of my son. If you'll notice carefully, QBN has some bylaws that prohibit the exclusion of mentally...oh how shall we say.... deficient individuals from participating in the Public Voice conversations.
Right now, he's locked himself in his bedroom with his LA Lakers jersey. He also is now referring to his room as the Staples Center, and come game time, I told him he could bring the portable 7" black and white tv to his room to watch the game. Should be a fun evening!
Oh and boy, if you're reading this, make sure you bring me home a Sausage McMuffin with Egg (he's allowed to get breakfast items whenever he wants with prior approval from the assistant night manager).
- ukit0
hedge is one lucky bastard, I hate the fact that they don't serve breakfast after 10:00
- ********0
jesus fucking christ
- hedge0
But seriously, go Lakers!
- ********0
Yes. All kidding aside. Go Celtics. Boy, you're not a Lakers fan. Don't make me get the belt.
- sureshot0
I like hedge
- nearestexit0
So do I. He's a bit of a flake, but he's still my boy.
- ********0
He never wished me a happy father's day though.
- ukit0
Can you have your son pick me up a bacon egg and cheese biscuit and a deluxe breakfast meal? thanks
- hedge0
How about them Lakers. Admit it, I was right. Where's blue?
- TheBlueOne0
This you?
"The credit crisis may get its first formal criminal charges against Wall Street execs in coming days, according to a published report Monday. The Wall Street Journal reported that federal prosecutors are preparing to charge two former Bear Stearns & Cos. managers with securities fraud tied to the well-publicized implosion of two hedge funds at the company that served to mark the start of the credit crunch on the Street.
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The U.S. Attorney’s office in Brooklyn is set to unveil charges as early as this week, the Journal said, once the investigation is completed. At issue is whether the two men painted a rosier picture for investors than they knew to be true privately. Cioffi is alleged to have publicly pushed calm to investors in April, while expressing grave concern with colleagues internally over email. He also moved $2 million of his own investment in one of the troubled funds out in March, before any trouble became widely known."
- Just trying to figure out why someone who breathes so much life into a firm has time on his handsTheBlueOne
- hedge0
I'm not legally allowed to speak on that matter.
- off yourself.mrdobolina
- WHo would know? No one knows who you are, right?TheBlueOne
- ..or will they trace you by the pics of your yacht?TheBlueOne
- +1 on the first comment!jfletcher
- hedge0
I really can't. I will say that the situation is not nearly as clearcut or straightforward as you may think.
- ukit0
This is not serious business.
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