Wednesday, August 31, 2011
GSFSDBDSMSC
Thursday, August 18, 2011
Monday, August 8, 2011
OR ELSE
Standard and Poor's will restore the US Debt Rating to AAA under the following conditions:
$4 Trillion dollars in budget cuts, in unmarked bills, placed in a brown paper bag and left under the bench in front of S&P headquarters at 5:23 pm sharp.
40 Virgins to be thrown into a volcano of S&P's choosing.
Remember that whole subprime mortage thing a couple years ago? Neither do we.
A pony.
0% federal income tax rate on all Americans with the last names “Standard” or “Poor.”
Justin Beiber tickets (good seats this time, damn it.)
Fava beans and a nice chianti.
Any photos, video or other recording from the last Standard and Poor's board meeting after- party must be destroyed.
Derek Jeter embarks on an exciting new career as Special VP to Special Projects prior to the start of the Credit Rating Agencies Softball Fall League.*
John Boehner, Eric Cantor, Harry Reid, and Mitch McConnell to meet privately with S&P executives. Bring knee pads and a wash cloth, you'll need 'em.
*If we lose to Moody's again this year, the deal's off.
Sunday, August 7, 2011
Monday, August 1, 2011
DEBT CRISIS AVERTED, US TREASURY TO REDEEM CASHBACK BONUS POINTS
President Obama cheered the announcement, saying “While some in Washington would have us redeem these points for Red Lobster gift cards, now is the time to take our fiscal responsibility seriously, although the popcorn shrimp is really tempting.”
With the August 2nd deadline only a day away, Geithner was confident that defaulting on the nations debt was avoidable. “As long as we get a payment in by 5:00 pm, Eastern Standard Time, we should be golden. In fact, I'm on hold with customer service right now. “
Friday, July 22, 2011
HOUSE AGREES TO RAISE 'DA ROOF IN RARE CONGRESSIONAL RAVE
The Speaker then introduced special guest artists “The Gang of Six” from the Senate who mixed and scratched the rest of the event. Lead singer Max Baucus (D-MT) stepped up first saying “Hey . . . ho . . . hey . . . ho,” to which Michele Bachmann (R-MN) replied “Hello . . . um, hi.”
Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-CA) intoduced a resolution for all members to “Put they hands in 'da air.” After a brief debate, Hal Rogers (R-KY) proposed an amendment to “Wave 'em all around like ya just don't care” and the resolution passed by a vote of 434 “Hell yea's” to 0 “Hell no's” with Ron Paul (R-TX) abstaining.
A glassy-eyed Eric Cantor (R-VA) next took the floor and in an apparent attempt to freestyle said “Yo, what up, G-money-dog . . . trippin' ballz ba-donka-bling.” Sources close to Cantor later admitted that the Majority Leader had no fucking clue what he was saying and that he might have been under the influence of some Special K Street lobbyists (wink-wink).
The session began to wind down near 5:30 EDT, shortly after a bill introduced by Joe Wilson (R-S.C.) to officially declare the Tea Party the “Raucous Caucus” mercifully killed itself in committee. Speaker Boehner disbanded the meeting, taking the mic once more to say “Peace, out!” Despite a lengthy, bi-partisan ovation, there was no encore. Representatives retired to caucus at separate tables at a nearby Denny's.
When asked if there would be support in the Senate for a similar Roof Raising, Majority Leader Harry Reid (D-NV) replied “Fo' shizzle.”
Saturday, June 25, 2011
Rejected
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Again, thank you for allowing us to consider you and best of luck in placing yourself elsewhere.

