Portrait of a Lonely Tranny

Comments to Portrait of a Lonely Tranny

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  Romeo2000 2009-01-31T05:29:48Z says:

  i wonder if his wife knows about his little obsession... and that he's using her stuff...

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    MisterBanksIII 2009-01-31T06:50:18Z says:

    I wonder if either of them know it's not 1964.
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  olddirtybastard 2009-01-31T05:34:43Z says:

  this shit is fucking gross. quit posting this queer shit.

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    MahzerFacker 2009-01-31T08:34:37Z says:

    Why, because you can't control all the hardons you're getting from watching?
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    SoulcakeDuck 2009-01-31T18:01:19Z says:

    ohhhhhhhh snap!
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  RandallFlagg 2009-01-31T06:43:11Z says:

  he seems like a pretty quiet neighbor though
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  markiemark 2009-01-31T09:59:09Z says:

  That music made this seem more fucked up.
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  -Morph- 2009-01-31T11:14:13Z says:

  i used to LOVe the classic 60's girl withthe mary janes and the skirts.
  
  thus completely ruined my love of the movie plesantville.

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    PumpkinAss 2009-01-31T11:54:17Z says:

    Your can't be alone, i'm sure there must have been one other person thet loved PleasantVille~
    Go watch "Choke" now. Surprisingly funny and entertaining, especially along the PleasantVille sort of theme. Very Mucho as well!
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    -Morph- 2009-01-31T21:46:08Z says:

    done and done.
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    Quick_draw21 2009-01-31T22:14:35Z says:

    I just read the wiki on Choke and it sounds terrible
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  PumpkinAss 2009-01-31T11:55:19Z says:

  Sheesh, with vids like this, no wonder Americas economy is in the shitter. If this is what we produce??

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    SoulcakeDuck 2009-01-31T18:05:48Z says:

    not only the US my friend it's worldwide, sadly you idiots control much of our money flow in the world. *sigh*
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    Mako 2009-01-31T20:06:57Z says:

    That doesn't mean Europe would have survived had it not been for us irresponsible Yanks. Several European countries, particularly England, Ireland, and Spain, had their own housing bubbles that burst around the same time as ours. (Others, such as Germany, had stable housing markets.)
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    Oranjeboom 2009-01-31T20:44:27Z says:

    The housing bubble didn't cause this problem. It was your irresponsible lot who gave mortgages to people who they knew full well wouldn't have been able to keep up with repayments. Then they bungled those sub-prime morgages with mortgages given to more responsible people. They then securitised them before selling those securities onto other banks.
    
    It truly was an icon of stupidity built on sand. Our banks fell because they purchased your fucking securities that had a triple A rating, which they never should have had. Like usual the US fucked over the world.
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    Mako 2009-01-31T20:54:43Z says:

    A state-owned German bank held billions in mortgage-backed securities, even though they weren't safe. The risk was therefore endorsed at home—not the result of an American knife held to European throats. Other structural problems have led to recent collapses: The failure of several Icelandic banks can be traced in part to their size—their assets were 10 times the country's GDP. Total U.S.-bank assets, by comparison, are far less than our GDP.
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    Oranjeboom 2009-01-31T21:20:55Z says:

    The sub prime mortgages lumped in with triple A rated securities are the cause of this global crisis, that is it.
    
    Give me a little more details on that German bank you're talking about, if you can. I imagine they were under the same impression as any other bank when they purchased them. It was the US regulators who let it happen.
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    Oranjeboom 2009-01-31T21:24:44Z says:

    ..plus, I don't see what the size of a companies assets being bigger than any countries GDP has to do with this.
    
    I'm assuming you're making a point about them having high gearing or something like that, but I'm completely missing what Iceland's GDP has to do with it.
    
    ^I'm not being hostile here, I just don't know what your point is.
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    Mako 2009-01-31T21:26:08Z says:

    I wish I could remember the bank in question, honestly. But my point is this, Oranje: No one held a gun to European investors heads, right? Every investment opportunity has it's risks.
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    Oranjeboom 2009-01-31T22:03:18Z says:

    "Every investment opportunity has it's risks."
    
    Exactly, & with with securities you have a rating of risk. Obviously the higher the risk, the higher the reward. The problem is that the securities were sold as triple A (like I have said a few times now) when they never should have been.
    
    The banks were basically lied to, & your regulators should have spotted it.
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    Oranjeboom 2009-01-31T22:09:04Z says:

    It is like me selling you a gold bar with a certificate of authenticity from whoever a governing body of gold may be. Only for you to then find out it is a lump of lead thinly coated in gold leaf.
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    PumpkinAss 2009-01-31T22:18:13Z says:

    ...and so, children...let's re-watch this charming video presented to us, by the wonderful people of MuchoSucko and forget your troubles, at least, for now ;)
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    Mako 2009-02-01T03:01:33Z says:

    ^I like his idea.
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  Asloth 2009-01-31T18:03:38Z says:

  I've seen better...errrr....if there is such a thing...ugly fat guy in womens cloths.

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    dik 2009-01-31T18:26:53Z says:

    gaaaaay
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  DONUT 2009-01-31T19:55:32Z says:

  ha haaah fuckin best shit ever . . . .

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    dik 2009-01-31T20:31:20Z says:

    how so? way i see it you are too fucking stupid to even have an avatar...why don't you go back to whatever shithole internet alley you slugged out of ...ok?