LAST EDITED ON 18-Jul-10 AT 02:05 PM (PST)
>What caused it was gullible lapdogs who thought a romp in
>the sack was worth $100 a pop. Too many newbies thinking
>with the little head and not the big one... an item's value is what people will pay for it.
there are only 2 possible cases here...
1. enough of those gullible lapdogs were willing to pay $100 for a fuck. in that case, by definition, that's what the market price for the fuck was, and your desire to get one cheaper actually makes you a cheap bastard, not them gullible lapdogs.
2. not enough of those gullible lapdogs were willing to pay $100 for a fuck. in which case, the situation you're whining about doesn't exist. instead, just a relative handful of guys are paying more than bonedonor's and fillmorekid's approved whore-fuck rates, but it's not enough to impact the market price.
since it's clearly case #1, it's more accurate to label the participants properly, and for you to just admit that other people are willing to pay more for an item than you personally want to pay for it, and it ticks you off. waahh... cry a little more.
and keep focusing on the symptom that annoys you instead of the broader trends causing it, to ensure that you incorrectly answer the question that was asked.
if we have case #1 (and i think we do), whether it wads your panties or not (clearly it does for BD and FMK), the proper questions are "is it that i'm a tightwad? or relatively poor? or is something else going on here?"
as much as i'd like to name-call for dramatic and comedic effect (you poor tightwads), i think it's the "something else," not that you're poor tightwads (you cheap bastards).
it boils down to debt, awful govt policies encouraging debt (ever hear an elected official talk about "credit," and how it's the "backbone of our financial system?"), and idiots who don't know how to manage their finances.
at the aggregate, this country has been living above its means, the bill is coming due, and we have a structural unemployment problem. welcome to the dawn of a long economic winter. finally.
now that we've crossed over the Peak Credit hump, watch what happens to those bozos who were running around feeling rich, buying everything on debt, and outspending you on whores... given that we can all feel your bitterness towards them in every post, i'm somewhat confident that you're going to enjoy the upcoming tsunamis of personal bankruptcies and home foreclosures (and no, we ain't seen nothing yet... 2008 was just the prelude).
to be honest, so will i. in most cases, it'll just be people who foolishly lived above their means (via debt, used for pleasure and not to invest) and failed to save a single penny when times were good... getting what they deserve. we need a nice deflationary depression to clear out all the system's debt.
---
obligatory mention of whores