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Prim.er.ate
    
 
(Senior Monkey, 91
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 3:03pm

Stewart has done it again, and absolutely trashes private equity. It's actually pretty sad, there were good points to be made, but this academic hack fell right into the trap and then began sounding like a character you'd see on Cartoon Network.

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-31-2012/jonathan-macey

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UncleMilty's picture

Come on, man, the academic

UncleMilty
    
 
(Orangutan, 374
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 3:23pm

Come on, man, the academic hack is actually right...factually speaking. Somebody needs to pen a good moral defense of private equity. It could surely be done.

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3

Mr. Hansen
     PE
 
(Senior Orangutan, 480
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 4:02pm

3 Parts:

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-31-2012/exclusive---jonath...

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-31-2012/exclusive---jonath...

http://www.thedailyshow.com/watch/tue-january-31-2012/exclusive---jonath...

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.........

TheKid1
     IB
 
(Senior Gorilla, 759
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 6:45pm

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Faddy's picture

all fun and games until

Faddy
    
 
(Baboon, 121
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 4:44pm

all fun and games until suddenly he's making fun of you

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What the hell point is Jon

cphbravo96
     PE
 
 
(Senior Neanderthal, 4,426
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 5:05pm

What the hell point is Jon Stewart trying to make? Is he mad that PE is allegedly bad or that poor people aren't able to participate in PE investments?

Regards

"The trouble with our liberal friends is not that they're ignorant, it's just that they know so much that isn't so."
- Ronald Reagan

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febreeze's picture

^ I think, the latter. Which

febreeze
    
 
(Senior Orangutan, 462
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 5:15pm

^ I think, the latter.

Which I guess he can be upset about because it's a sort of discrimination, but I still can't bring myself to agree with him.

I think Stewart is a brilliant guy, but I can never relate to what he's trying to say.

To me, it's not that he come off as naive, just really disappointed in how the system works. But I guess that in itself probably makes him naive.

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JeffSkilling's picture

God the segment before that

JeffSkilling
    
 
(King Kong, 1,978
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 5:21pm

God the segment before that was hilarious. He showed how Romney keeps touting his 25 year experience at Bain as giving him the experience necessary to be President, then it showed Romney blasting Obama for saddling this country with tons of debt that is never meant to be paid. Which is exactly what he did at Bain for 25 years...

I don't think Stewart was really attacking PE in general, just pointing out the theater of all this in relation to Mitt's Bain connection.

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seedy underbelly's picture

Jon Stewart IS a cartoon

seedy underbelly
     IB
 
(King Kong, 1,106
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 5:49pm

Jon Stewart IS a cartoon network figure. This is his show:

"So I have nothing funny to say, but here's a funny video followed by a dumb-looking face and dialogue from video repeated in a bad brooklyn accent."

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HFFBALLfan123's picture

Poor people, if they have

HFFBALLfan123
     PE
 
 
(King Kong, 1,324
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 5:37pm

Poor people, if they have some type of pension, are usually somewhat exposed to the PE asset class.

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The Daily ShowGet More: Daily

febreeze
    
 
(Senior Orangutan, 462
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 5:38pm

The Daily Show
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bad brooklyn accent lol

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TNA's picture

I'll never understand the

TNA
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(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 6:42pm

I'll never understand the allure of Jon Leibowitz. He has a team of writers to make him smart and he just takes the liberal, populace side of everything. PE has a place in life and making money is not a sin or something to be looked down on.

I suggest people stop watching a comedian for their news and try going to some reputable sources or doing the back story reading themselves.

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ANT wrote: I'll never

JeffSkilling
    
 
(King Kong, 1,978
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 6:59pm
ANT:

I'll never understand the allure of Jon Leibowitz. He has a team of writers to make him smart and he just takes the liberal, populace side of everything. PE has a place in life and making money is not a sin or something to be looked down on.

I suggest people stop watching a comedian for their news and try going to some reputable sources or doing the back story reading themselves.

All he's doing is pointing out the absurdity in the process, and him an Colbert do a masterful job at it. Just because he's not a neocon doesn't mean he can't be respected.

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HFFBALLfan123 wrote: Poor

whatwhatwhat
     HF
 
(King Kong, 1,116
 
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  on 2/1/12 at 7:02pm
HFFBALLfan123:

Poor people, if they have some type of pension, are usually somewhat exposed to the PE asset class.

This. Perfect example of people not bitching when times are good but full of complaints when shit goes bad.

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JeffSkilling wrote: ANT

TNA
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(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 7:05pm
JeffSkilling:
ANT:

I'll never understand the allure of Jon Leibowitz. He has a team of writers to make him smart and he just takes the liberal, populace side of everything. PE has a place in life and making money is not a sin or something to be looked down on.

I suggest people stop watching a comedian for their news and try going to some reputable sources or doing the back story reading themselves.

All he's doing is pointing out the absurdity in the process, and him an Colbert do a masterful job at it. Just because he's not a neocon doesn't mean he can't be respected.

Where did I say he is not respectable because he isn't a neocon? You can be impartial and report the news, can't you? He has an agenda and just makes funny jokes. The guy is a comedian.

Anyone who gets their news from a comedy central "broadcast" needs to seriously re-evaluate their news source.

What absurdity are you talking about? Get real.

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whatwhatwhat

UncleMilty
    
 
(Orangutan, 374
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 7:13pm
whatwhatwhat:
HFFBALLfan123:

Poor people, if they have some type of pension, are usually somewhat exposed to the PE asset class.

This. Perfect example of people not bitching when times are good but full of complaints when shit goes bad.

It's the honest truth. Wish there was a way to distill that into a bumpersticker.

"When I was young I thought that money was the most important thing in life; now that I am old I know that it is."
- Oscar Wilde
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ANT wrote: JeffSkilling

JeffSkilling
    
 
(King Kong, 1,978
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 7:32pm
ANT:
JeffSkilling:
ANT:

I'll never understand the allure of Jon Leibowitz. He has a team of writers to make him smart and he just takes the liberal, populace side of everything. PE has a place in life and making money is not a sin or something to be looked down on.

I suggest people stop watching a comedian for their news and try going to some reputable sources or doing the back story reading themselves.

All he's doing is pointing out the absurdity in the process, and him an Colbert do a masterful job at it. Just because he's not a neocon doesn't mean he can't be respected.

Where did I say he is not respectable because he isn't a neocon? You can be impartial and report the news, can't you? He has an agenda and just makes funny jokes. The guy is a comedian.

Anyone who gets their news from a comedy central "broadcast" needs to seriously re-evaluate their news source.

What absurdity are you talking about? Get real.

Who is talking about getting their news from these guys? I certainly don't, but they do expose more truth in one 22 minute show than the MSM does in a year.

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seedy underbelly wrote: Jon

bullbythehorns
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(Orangutan, 366
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 8:25pm
seedy underbelly:

Jon Stewart IS a cartoon network figure. This is his show:

"So I have nothing funny to say, but here's a funny video followed by a dumb-looking face and dialogue from video repeated in a bad brooklyn accent."

glad someone stated this. Please try and understand that for 4 years the show that lead into the Daily Show was about puppets making prank phone calls. Piece it together people. He is a source of entertainment NOT news

Here's the thing. If you can't spot the sucker in the first half hour at the table, you are the sucker.

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Jon Stewart has referred to

TheKing
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(Neanderthal, 3,033
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 8:59pm

Jon Stewart has referred to himself as a comedian for as long as the show has been on. At no point has he called himself a news anchor.

Lighten up, guys.

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relatively poor people do

International Pymp
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(King Kong, 1,883
 
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  on 2/1/12 at 9:12pm

relatively poor people do participate in PE... government workers, through their pensions.

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febreeze wrote: ^ I think,

Hooked on LEAPS
     O
 
(Orangutan, 349
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 10:14pm
febreeze:

^ I think, the latter.

Which I guess he can be upset about because it's a sort of discrimination, but I still can't bring myself to agree with him.

I think Stewart is a brilliant guy, but I can never relate to what he's trying to say.

To me, it's not that he come off as naive, just really disappointed in how the system works. But I guess that in itself probably makes him naive.

Stewart is brilliant and not naive whatsoever. He's a talk show host, not a political theorist. What's he supposed to do to get viewers? Talk about risk arbitrage opportunities in private equity?

You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist. - Friedrich Nietzsche

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Hooked on LEAPS

febreeze
    
 
(Senior Orangutan, 462
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 10:36pm
Hooked on LEAPS:
febreeze:

^ I think, the latter.

Which I guess he can be upset about because it's a sort of discrimination, but I still can't bring myself to agree with him.

I think Stewart is a brilliant guy, but I can never relate to what he's trying to say.

To me, it's not that he come off as naive, just really disappointed in how the system works. But I guess that in itself probably makes him naive.

Stewart is brilliant and not naive whatsoever. He's a talk show host, not a political theorist. What's he supposed to do to get viewers? Talk about risk arbitrage opportunities in private equity?

not at all. What I'm saying is, I like the comedy - I don't like the propaganda.

I rather watch Colbert over Stewart any time for that exact reason. Obviously the guy's personal opinions are gonna permeate the show, but I rather it not be as blatant.

I think it's pretty obvious that he is doing more than performing jokes. I never said that was a problem.

I responded to the other post to explain what I thought Stewart's argument was. You're telling me that's how he's supposed to gain viewers, by taking a side?

Ok, I guess. I find it pretty entertaining and informative (obviously to an extent,) so I don't mind it too much. But I also only watch it when I'm channel surfing. I treat it the same as the talk-shows on Fox or MSNBC, because that's what it is. They're all certainly funny in their own ways...

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TNA's picture

Jon Leibowitz is blatantly

TNA
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(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 10:50pm

Jon Leibowitz is blatantly liberal, shitty comic. The fact that he brain washes millions of youthful idiots with his theft mentality makes me sick.

If you want some real news to watch the BBC or read a white paper. If you want left wing drivel go watch that clown.

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febreeze wrote: Hooked on

Hooked on LEAPS
     O
 
(Orangutan, 349
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 10:55pm
febreeze:
Hooked on LEAPS:
febreeze:

^ I think, the latter.

Which I guess he can be upset about because it's a sort of discrimination, but I still can't bring myself to agree with him.

I think Stewart is a brilliant guy, but I can never relate to what he's trying to say.

To me, it's not that he come off as naive, just really disappointed in how the system works. But I guess that in itself probably makes him naive.

Stewart is brilliant and not naive whatsoever. He's a talk show host, not a political theorist. What's he supposed to do to get viewers? Talk about risk arbitrage opportunities in private equity?

not at all. What I'm saying is, I like the comedy - I don't like the propaganda.

I rather watch Colbert over Stewart any time for that exact reason. Obviously the guy's personal opinions are gonna permeate the show, but I rather it not be as blatant.

I think it's pretty obvious that he is doing more than performing jokes. I never said that was a problem.

I responded to the other post to explain what I thought Stewart's argument was. You're telling me that's how he's supposed to gain viewers, by taking a side?

Ok, I guess. I find it pretty entertaining and informative (obviously to an extent,) so I don't mind it too much. But I also only watch it when I'm channel surfing. I treat it the same as the talk-shows on Fox or MSNBC, because that's what it is. They're all certainly funny in their own ways...

I think Colbert and Stewart are both ridiculously biased, so if you watch both of them you should be able to get an honest opinion by the end of it. And yes Stewart does take sides, Democrats like him because he's a funny propaganda machine and Republicans forgive him because he's just too damn funny.

You have your way. I have my way. As for the right way, the correct way, and the only way, it does not exist. - Friedrich Nietzsche

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febreeze's picture

Colbert is less obvious about

febreeze
    
 
(Senior Orangutan, 462
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 11:04pm

Colbert is less obvious about it.

Although that might actually be more effective than how Stewart approaches it.

Either way, who cares? If you wanted to laugh, there are other channels and shows to watch. You watch it exactly because of that bias.

Actually, that's not true. I like watching the interviews the most.

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seedy underbelly's picture

^ Colbert is legitimately

seedy underbelly
     IB
 
(King Kong, 1,106
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 11:09pm

^ Colbert is legitimately funny. Jon Stewart is a clown.

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febreeze's picture

Pretty much covers the entire

febreeze
    
 
(Senior Orangutan, 462
 
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  on 2/1/12 at 11:15pm

Pretty much covers the entire argument. I think you can smell the bullshit on both sides = they're both right to some extent...

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febreeze's picture

P.S. ANT, do you refer to Bob

febreeze
    
 
(Senior Orangutan, 462
 
Points)
  on 2/1/12 at 11:35pm

P.S.

ANT, do you refer to Bob Dylan as Robert Allen Zimmerman when you talk about music? Just wondering...

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TNA's picture

If this were a conversation

TNA
     O
 
 
(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 12:34am

If this were a conversation about Bod Dylan, yes, why not.

What are you trying to insinuate?

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Faddy's picture

ANT wrote: If this were a

Faddy
    
 
(Baboon, 121
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 12:47am
ANT:

If this were a conversation about Bod Dylan, yes, why not.

What are you trying to insinuate?

I think he is trying to insinuate that you're a little up your own ass.

I'm not sure if you realize this but getting people like you worked up is exactly what John Stewart aims to do.

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TNA's picture

People like me? I don't watch

TNA
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(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 12:52am

People like me? I don't watch his shit and frankly think it is funny how anyone could watch it and then try and talk about an issue. The guy is a comedian on comedy central.

And I didn't realize correctly naming a person who changed only their last name for now valid reason makes me "up my own ass", whatever that might mean.

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Faddy's picture

ANT wrote: People like me? I

Faddy
    
 
(Baboon, 121
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 12:57am
ANT:

People like me? I don't watch his shit and frankly think it is funny how anyone could watch it and then try and talk about an issue. The guy is a comedian on comedy central.

And I didn't realize correctly naming a person who changed only their last name for now valid reason makes me "up my own ass", whatever that might mean.

You seem to have a very strong opinion on him for someone who doesn't watch his shit. If you get this worked up over the internet I'd hate to meet you in real life.

And I think most people would agree with me that calling him by his original name makes you seem like a tool. Ask around, who knows maybe it's just me.

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Faddy wrote: ANT

swagon
     EN
 
(Neanderthal, 2,871
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 12:59am
Faddy:
ANT:

People like me? I don't watch his shit and frankly think it is funny how anyone could watch it and then try and talk about an issue. The guy is a comedian on comedy central.

And I didn't realize correctly naming a person who changed only their last name for now valid reason makes me "up my own ass", whatever that might mean.

You seem to have a very strong opinion on him for someone who doesn't watch his shit. If you get this worked up over the internet I'd hate to meet you in real life.

And I think most people would agree with me that calling him by his original name makes you seem like a tool. Ask around, who knows maybe it's just me.

go suck a faddy

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Because I don't watch him

TNA
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(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:02am

Because I don't watch him regularly or recently that doesn't mean I haven't read about him or know about his modus operandi? Also, how am I worked up? I am simply stating that he is not only biased, but a comic and therefore not a reliable or intelligent source for the news.

And calling a person by their original name makes me seem like a tool? Ok, cool. I understand your point. Facts and truth upset you. Do me and all of us a favor and go back to watching The Daily Show or Scooby Doo for all of your news information.

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ANT wrote: Because I don't

Faddy
    
 
(Baboon, 121
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:11am
ANT:

Because I don't watch him regularly or recently that doesn't mean I haven't read about him or know about his modus operandi? Also, how am I worked up? I am simply stating that he is not only biased, but a comic and therefore not a reliable or intelligent source for the news.

And calling a person by their original name makes me seem like a tool? Ok, cool. I understand your point. Facts and truth upset you. Do me and all of us a favor and go back to watching The Daily Show or Scooby Doo for all of your news information.

holy shit man your douchiness levels are through the roof. "modus operandi" are you serious?

someone back me up, I can't be the only one who think this guy sounds like a complete tool

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TNA's picture

Do you not like Latin words?

TNA
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(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:10am

Do you not like Latin words? Oh, I apologize. You get your information from a comic on a comedic channel. I would have used "MO" to abbreviate the word, but MO is commonly used to reference middle office so I thought it would be more clear to simply spell out the word.

And if douchiness is maximized by using appropriate and commonly used words to describe a situation I will consider myself guilty as charged.

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TNA's picture

Why do you need someone to

TNA
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(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:13am

Why do you need someone to validate your opinion. Have some confidence in your own assertions and just go with it. Do you see me crying out for others to approve of what I say?

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ANT wrote: Do you not like

Faddy
    
 
(Baboon, 121
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:18am
ANT:

Do you not like Latin words? Oh, I apologize. You get your information from a comic on a comedic channel. I would have used "MO" to abbreviate the word, but MO is commonly used to reference middle office so I thought it would be more clear to simply spell out the word.

And if douchiness is maximized by using appropriate and commonly used words to describe a situation I will consider myself guilty as charged.

Please stop, you're only digging your hole deeper and deeper.

ANT:

Why do you need someone to validate your opinion. Have some confidence in your own assertions and just go with it. Do you see me crying out for others to approve of what I say?

you might just be the smuggest internet hero I've ever run across. I can see you right now sipping on some red wine reading a novel. People like you rank below hipsters

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TNA's picture

Wonderful come back. So this

TNA
     O
 
 
(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:17am

Wonderful come back. So this is what it is like to exchange opinions with a Leibowitz viewer. Wow, the joys and in depth enlightenment that I have been missing.

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I was drinking Pinot last

TNA
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(Human, 11,669
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:20am

I was drinking Pinot last night, no vino for me tonight. And you are against wine and reading? Man oh man, Comedy Central is ruining this country.

Maybe if you picked up a book now and then Leibowitz wouldn't be able to influence you as easily. Tsk Tsk.

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ANT wrote: Wonderful come

Faddy
    
 
(Baboon, 121
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:21am
ANT:

Wonderful come back. So this is what it is like to exchange opinions with a Leibowitz viewer. Wow, the joys and in depth enlightenment that I have been missing.

not trying to "exchange opinions with you" I'm just telling you what you've probably been told multiple times throughout your life. You're a big douche. I can picture your facebook now.

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ANT wrote: I was drinking

Faddy
    
 
(Baboon, 121
 
Points)
  on 2/2/12 at 1:32am
ANT:

I was drinking Pinot last night, no vino for me tonight. And you are against wine and reading? Man oh man, Comedy Central is ruining this country.

Maybe if you picked up a book now and then Leibowitz wouldn't be able to influence you as easily. Tsk Tsk.

holy shit you're worse then I thought.

I must be getting trolled right now. This guy can't be real.

In case you are forreal, let me take a shot at it.

1. You spend a majority (looking at your post representation) of your time on an internet forum aimed at college/post college students trying to break in to the finance industry. Now I'm not entirely sure but I'm assuming that you are well into your 20's and possibly even 30's, and that you already have a job. This could only mean you come on this forum to get some much needed attention that you cant seem to find anywhere else.

2. I've seen you state your opinion very aggressively. You have a strong stance on opinions, as do most people, but most people decide to, oh I don't know, talk about them with real people. Let's assume most of your acquaintances got tired of you a long time ago which forced you onto the interwebs to spit your oh so worthy opinions. I think it's safe to say you don't have many friends, yet somehow you've convinced yourself that you do. Or even worse, you're few friends are EXACTLY like you.

3. You use words like vino instead of wine and talk about yourself as if you are much better then others.... on an internet forum.

Stop looking for the attention you lack via human interaction online. It only makes you a much more suckier person then you already are. Take a look in the mirror dude. You probably have some cum in your hair.

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Oh baby, the discourse is

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Oh baby, the discourse is getting heated tonight. You provide some entertaining banter I must admit. You are most certainly correct though, no opinions are being exchanged from your side. That would require independent thought and thinking.

Weak come backs and weak insults. Isn't Family Guy on or something intellectually stimulating for you on TV?

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Faddy wrote: ANT wrote: I

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Faddy:
ANT:

I was drinking Pinot last night, no vino for me tonight. And you are against wine and reading? Man oh man, Comedy Central is ruining this country.

Maybe if you picked up a book now and then Leibowitz wouldn't be able to influence you as easily. Tsk Tsk.

holy shit you're worse then I thought.

I must be getting trolled right now. This guy can't be real.

In case you are forreal, let me take a shot at it.

1. You spend a majority (looking at your post representation) of your time on an internet forum aimed at college/post college students trying to break in to the finance industry. Now I'm not entirely sure but I'm assuming that you are well into your 20's and possibly even 30's, and that you already have a job. This could only mean you come on this forum to get some much needed attention that you cant seem to find anywhere else.

2. I've seen you state your opinion very aggressively. You have a strong stance on opinions, as do most people, but most people decide to, oh I don't know, talk about them with real people. Let's assume most of your acquaintances got tired of you a long time ago which forced you onto the interwebs to spit your oh so worthy opinions.

3. You use words like vino instead of wine and talk about yourself as if you are much better then others.

Stop looking for the attention you lack via human interaction online. It only makes you a much more suckier person then you already are. Take a look in the mirror dude. You probably have some cum in your hair.

Did baby get upset? lol. And what is wrong with using vino? Do you not like a vocabulary? Hahahaha.

And what is with all the gay references? Talking about cum, me being up my ass, etc. Someone has some latent tendencies me thinks.

Go see a therapist or a glory hole kid. lol

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ANT wrote: Oh baby, the

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ANT:

Oh baby, the discourse is getting heated tonight. You provide some entertaining banter I must admit. You are most certainly correct though, no opinions are being exchanged from your side. That would require independent thought and thinking.

Weak come backs and weak insults. Isn't Family Guy on or something intellectually stimulating for you on TV?

bottom line is your a 30 year old with the most posts on an internet forum. All that needs to be said.

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You are actually incorrect.

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You are actually incorrect. The most posts go to Eddie, who is 40. I just have a lot of silver banana's which increase my score.

Proper due diligence friend. Learn it and love it.

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ANT wrote: Did baby get

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ANT:

Did baby get upset? lol. And what is wrong with using vino? Do you not like a vocabulary? Hahahaha.

And what is with all the gay references? Talking about cum, me being up my ass, etc. Someone has some latent tendencies me thinks.

Go see a therapist or a glory hole kid. lol

looks like somebody took a hit ;) I noticed you didnt deny any of the stuff, instead you just attempted to make a gay joke. Very immature for someone who has been making fun of me for my immaturity. Check.

ANT:

You are actually incorrect. The most posts go to Eddie, who is 40. I just have a lot of silver banana's which increase my score.

Proper due diligence friend. Learn it and love it.

the fact that you know that makes it so much worse

I think I've been a little mean. I kinda feel bad, I'll lay off. But seriously stop using vino instead of wine. Unless you're in italy then 10/10 it just makes you look like an asshole

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Why would I refute anything

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Why would I refute anything you said? And you are the one with the gay innuendo's the entire time.

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ANT wrote: Why would I refute

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  on 2/2/12 at 1:39am
ANT:

Why would I refute anything you said? And you are the one with the gay innuendo's the entire time.

nice one.

I think I've been a little mean. I kinda feel bad, I'll lay off. But seriously stop using vino instead of wine. Unless you're in italy then 10/10 it just makes you look like an asshole.

Night ant

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Faddy wrote: ANT wrote: Oh

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Faddy:
ANT:

Oh baby, the discourse is getting heated tonight. You provide some entertaining banter I must admit. You are most certainly correct though, no opinions are being exchanged from your side. That would require independent thought and thinking.

Weak come backs and weak insults. Isn't Family Guy on or something intellectually stimulating for you on TV?

bottom line is your a 30 year old with the most posts on an internet forum. All that needs to be said.

To be fair a) ~55% of those posts are to answer questions about MSF and MAcc programs for which he runs a pretty profitable site and b) he might be 30 but he has a legit job and uses this, like a lot of us, to fill time when he's not working but stuck at the office

If I had asked people what they wanted, they would have said faster horses - Henry Ford

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29 HPM, 29. haha. Don't rush

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29 HPM, 29. haha. Don't rush things my friend.

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