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[aarong]

One time I was taking the bus from Gainesville to Orlando and I had packed up all my stuff in garbage bags as I usually do. I have traveled all up and down the east coast with the sound of garbage bags rattling in the wind. I am the king of garbage bag travel

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[vinny222]

hahaha

[ralphjunior]

i am el rey de la chulettas. or something like that. it's from an earlier post.

i miss you.

priceless

[agentmike]

you must have picked this method of from so many of our 'travelers' who reside on the streets of Gainesville from time to time. Right now, Gainesville is under attack with homeless homeless who have no home. The regular guys are still here to. Actually, strange story - not really relating to Georgia Samsonite...

A friend of mine was walking to work the other day. She saw a bum in an 'alley' behind McDonalds that morning. That night, after a party she saw the same homeless person, easy to identify because of his wheelchair, parked near some bushes. Later the next morning, her friends said they tried to shoo' him away but he wouldn't move. They finally walked around him and saw he was blue... He died that night. That was weird....

[ketanp]

Thats what you have to give us after a couple of months of no posts? Thats crap man, albeit funny. What are you up to? More to the point what are you doing Saturday night? We should go somewhere where the Orlando kids drink beer and help the cause. let me know.

[calixstus]

DPAC is up to $1.96 today

up from $1.28 when you told me about it last september

did you buy it?
fucking good call!

-kh

[aarong]

Thanks. I bought it at $1.10 this summer and just sold it at $2.00 the other day. I've had a couple of other good trades too. I've been wanting to ask you about a book I saw in your apartment a while back. It looked pretty technical but basically was "this report comes out and says X the market will do Y" "If Q report is negative these industries well do well." Any idea what I'm talking about? It was from the UF library.

[calixstus]

if you're not joking (which im pretty sure you are)
you are refering to a book titled
"Monetary Policy"
a collection of essays by professors and researchers of the university of chicago and the bureau of economic research.
heres the UF webluis info
http://webluis.fcla.edu/cgi-bin/cgiwrap/fclwlv3/wlv3/DBUF/DI649652694/DGcat/SSFIP0001440000010014D4D6D5C5E3C1D9E840D7D6D3C9C3E84040C9D4C640E3C8C540E2C5C300004040t%3dmonetary+policy/RO1/RP33/CM34/P11

its really really hard reading, i had it primarily just to pull names from while writing bibliographies to eco term papers. i left it on the shitter and in 2 months i think i only managed only about 50 pages; none of which i understood.
but it looked quite impressive.

hope that helps
-kh