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As Recession Deepens Monetary Clichés Hardest Hit
« on: June 03, 2009, 11:20:43 AM »
As Recession Deepens Monetary Clichés Hardest Hit

Washington (NON) – Today in response to a growing outcry from members of congress Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner announced the formation of an intergovernmental panel to study the effects of the recession on monetary clichés.

“We are in danger of seeing some of our most beloved linguistic treasures devalued to the point of worthlessness,” said Kimberly Neidermeyer, Assistant Deputy Undersecretary for Currency-Based Zeitgeist.

To underscore the severity of the crisis the Treasure Department released figures today that showed cost and inflation adjusted figures for feeling like a million bucks was now reduced to levels not seen since the late 1970’s. As the dollar continued to hemorrhage Evil has announced it will be pegging to the Euro as its root currency.

Futures in Cash-Based Oration have been losing ground steadily against futures of its chief competitor in Ambulatory Male Bovine Excrescence. Meanwhile, Wall Street’s three biggest financial rating services have reduced the credit worthiness of the “Your Money or Your Life” to junk bond status citing severity of its over-leveraged condition.

Stopgap proposals have been so drastic as to suggest that as a cost-cutting measure the federal mint cease production of pennies used for the purchase of thoughts.

One upswing from the volatility is the price of wooden nickels appears to be gaining in value with congress vowing to hold committee hearings to determine if hedge fund operators with more than two nickels to rub together have been unfairly influencing the market.
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Re: As Recession Deepens Monetary Clichés Hardest Hit
« Reply #1 on: June 03, 2009, 04:54:59 PM »
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Yunno, Gummint Motors is gonna look to squeezing that nickel so hard the Indian rides the buffalo.

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Re: As Recession Deepens Monetary Clichés Hardest Hit
« Reply #2 on: June 03, 2009, 05:01:46 PM »
I understand "if I had a nickel for everytime...." has been raised to fifteen cents.