----> Hurricane SANDY. Possible catastrophe for New York City and Boston! <-----

[RobbieBensonFan]

NEEEEERRRRRRRD CRAAAAAAAAABBBBBBSSSSSSS

Curious, what was the damage like in Nassau and Suffolk County? Always liked Long Island.

[NaturalBornHustler]

Looks like snow is coming for South Jersey tomorrow night with this new Storm coming up the coast. Looks like the largest accumulation will be more inland though.

[mulva]

just got power back. my victory was being basted by 8" of snow. still no internetz.

[RobbieBensonFan]

Hilarious how every dismissed this thread as just another thunderstorm. Whose laughing now? Second most expensive storm EVER. Those good Americans in Staten Island have just been kicked to the fucking curb like rats. Meanwhile the Red Cross is walking around telling everyone what a great job they did.

Obama, LOL. He cannot even do the symbolic shit like walking around and passing out water or something.

Everything I said in this thread is coming true. It's getting worse. This is a game changer.

Once again, you heard it here first.

More Americans than forecast submitted claims for unemployment insurance last week as superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on the job market.

U.S. Jobless Claims Jump; Consumer Prices Increase 3:54 Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- More Americans than forecast submitted claims for unemployment insurance last week as superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on the job market. Applications for jobless benefits surged by 78,000 to 439,000 in the week ended Nov. 10, the Labor Department said today in Washington. The cost of living rose 0.1 in October, the slowest pace in three months, the Labor Department also reported. Betty Liu, Dominic Chu and Sara Eisen report on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop."

Applications for jobless benefits surged by 78,000 to 439,000 in the week ended Nov. 10, the most since April 2011, the Labor Department said today in Washington. Several states said the increase was due to the storm that hit the Northeastern part of the U.S. in late October, a Labor Department spokesman said as the data were released to the press.

The extent of the damage means it may take weeks for the underlying trend in firings to again become clear. Before the storm, the labor market was gaining momentum even as year-end domestic fiscal policy uncertainties raised concern among businesses.

“At least a few state labor offices were shut in the prior week so it’s almost as if you have two weeks of claims in one,” said Ryan Wang, an economist at HSBC Securities USA Inc. in New York. “You have a double whammy this week, where people were filing claims they were unable to previously and individuals unable to work for the storm were filing additional claims.”

Stock-index futures dropped after the report, erasing earlier gains. The contract on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index maturing in December fell 0.1 percent to 1,351.80 at 8:59 a.m. in New York.

Sandy struck the Northeast region, including New York and New Jersey, as it came ashore Oct. 29, and those who lost their jobs because the storm shuttered businesses may keep filing claims in coming weeks.

Sandy’s Impact
The Labor Department spokesman did not name the affected states, citing agency policy not to single out any one area. Today’s report showed a loss of electricity prevented New York offices from taking claims two weeks ago.

In addition, since Monday was a government holiday, three states and territories -- Hawaii, Oregon and Puerto Rico -- didn’t report claims data, causing the Labor Department to estimate their totals, the spokesman said. Two others, California and Virginia, provided their own estimates.

Claims were projected to rise to 375,000 from the prior week, according to the median estimate of 49 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Projections ranged from 340,000 to 475,000. The prior week’s reading was revised up to 361,000 from an originally reported 355,000.

[anonamoose]

Hilarious how every dismissed this thread as just another thunderstorm. Whose laughing now? Second most expensive storm EVER. Those good Americans in Staten Island have just been kicked to the fucking curb like rats. Meanwhile the Red Cross is walking around telling everyone what a great job they did.

Obama, LOL. He cannot even do the symbolic shit like walking around and passing out water or something.

Everything I said in this thread is coming true. It's getting worse. This is a game changer.

Once again, you heard it here first.

More Americans than forecast submitted claims for unemployment insurance last week as superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on the job market.

U.S. Jobless Claims Jump; Consumer Prices Increase 3:54 Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- More Americans than forecast submitted claims for unemployment insurance last week as superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on the job market. Applications for jobless benefits surged by 78,000 to 439,000 in the week ended Nov. 10, the Labor Department said today in Washington. The cost of living rose 0.1 in October, the slowest pace in three months, the Labor Department also reported. Betty Liu, Dominic Chu and Sara Eisen report on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop."

Applications for jobless benefits surged by 78,000 to 439,000 in the week ended Nov. 10, the most since April 2011, the Labor Department said today in Washington. Several states said the increase was due to the storm that hit the Northeastern part of the U.S. in late October, a Labor Department spokesman said as the data were released to the press.

The extent of the damage means it may take weeks for the underlying trend in firings to again become clear. Before the storm, the labor market was gaining momentum even as year-end domestic fiscal policy uncertainties raised concern among businesses.

“At least a few state labor offices were shut in the prior week so it’s almost as if you have two weeks of claims in one,” said Ryan Wang, an economist at HSBC Securities USA Inc. in New York. “You have a double whammy this week, where people were filing claims they were unable to previously and individuals unable to work for the storm were filing additional claims.”

Stock-index futures dropped after the report, erasing earlier gains. The contract on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index maturing in December fell 0.1 percent to 1,351.80 at 8:59 a.m. in New York.

Sandy struck the Northeast region, including New York and New Jersey, as it came ashore Oct. 29, and those who lost their jobs because the storm shuttered businesses may keep filing claims in coming weeks.

Sandy’s Impact
The Labor Department spokesman did not name the affected states, citing agency policy not to single out any one area. Today’s report showed a loss of electricity prevented New York offices from taking claims two weeks ago.

In addition, since Monday was a government holiday, three states and territories -- Hawaii, Oregon and Puerto Rico -- didn’t report claims data, causing the Labor Department to estimate their totals, the spokesman said. Two others, California and Virginia, provided their own estimates.

Claims were projected to rise to 375,000 from the prior week, according to the median estimate of 49 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Projections ranged from 340,000 to 475,000. The prior week’s reading was revised up to 361,000 from an originally reported 355,000.

i could only wish that your death was involved in those dollar signs, then again they wouldn't change much or at all anyway.

[NaturalBornHustler]

Hilarious how every dismissed this thread as just another thunderstorm. Whose laughing now? Second most expensive storm EVER. Those good Americans in Staten Island have just been kicked to the fucking curb like rats. Meanwhile the Red Cross is walking around telling everyone what a great job they did.

Obama, LOL. He cannot even do the symbolic shit like walking around and passing out water or something.

Everything I said in this thread is coming true. It's getting worse. This is a game changer.

Once again, you heard it here first.

More Americans than forecast submitted claims for unemployment insurance last week as superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on the job market.

U.S. Jobless Claims Jump; Consumer Prices Increase 3:54 Nov. 15 (Bloomberg) -- More Americans than forecast submitted claims for unemployment insurance last week as superstorm Sandy wreaked havoc on the job market. Applications for jobless benefits surged by 78,000 to 439,000 in the week ended Nov. 10, the Labor Department said today in Washington. The cost of living rose 0.1 in October, the slowest pace in three months, the Labor Department also reported. Betty Liu, Dominic Chu and Sara Eisen report on Bloomberg Television's "In the Loop."

Applications for jobless benefits surged by 78,000 to 439,000 in the week ended Nov. 10, the most since April 2011, the Labor Department said today in Washington. Several states said the increase was due to the storm that hit the Northeastern part of the U.S. in late October, a Labor Department spokesman said as the data were released to the press.

The extent of the damage means it may take weeks for the underlying trend in firings to again become clear. Before the storm, the labor market was gaining momentum even as year-end domestic fiscal policy uncertainties raised concern among businesses.

“At least a few state labor offices were shut in the prior week so it’s almost as if you have two weeks of claims in one,” said Ryan Wang, an economist at HSBC Securities USA Inc. in New York. “You have a double whammy this week, where people were filing claims they were unable to previously and individuals unable to work for the storm were filing additional claims.”

Stock-index futures dropped after the report, erasing earlier gains. The contract on the Standard & Poor’s 500 Index maturing in December fell 0.1 percent to 1,351.80 at 8:59 a.m. in New York.

Sandy struck the Northeast region, including New York and New Jersey, as it came ashore Oct. 29, and those who lost their jobs because the storm shuttered businesses may keep filing claims in coming weeks.

Sandy’s Impact
The Labor Department spokesman did not name the affected states, citing agency policy not to single out any one area. Today’s report showed a loss of electricity prevented New York offices from taking claims two weeks ago.

In addition, since Monday was a government holiday, three states and territories -- Hawaii, Oregon and Puerto Rico -- didn’t report claims data, causing the Labor Department to estimate their totals, the spokesman said. Two others, California and Virginia, provided their own estimates.

Claims were projected to rise to 375,000 from the prior week, according to the median estimate of 49 economists surveyed by Bloomberg. Projections ranged from 340,000 to 475,000. The prior week’s reading was revised up to 361,000 from an originally reported 355,000.

i could only wish that your death was involved in those dollar signs, then again they wouldn't change much or at all anyway.

What???

[408Mike]

awwww look who's gotten misty eyed drinking and remembering the good old days.

as I said drunky, about a week/week and a half and your thread DROPPED DEAD

DEAD, as in ICE COLD mothafucka haha.

What are you gonna do, bump it once a week to keep it on life support getting 20 views a pop?

shameful

[vegas1369]

awwww look who's gotten misty eyed drinking and remembering the good old days.

as I said drunky, about a week/week and a half and your thread DROPPED DEAD

DEAD, as in ICE COLD mothafucka haha.

What are you gonna do, bump it once a week to keep it on life support getting 20 views a pop?

shameful

Is it more or less shameful than coming to me more than 2 weeks ago claiming you had the money to pay me off. Then, after I ask you to donate it to the Human Society and you agree, you blow me off for a week until I PM you to ask you about it. Then, you go on a tirade about how YOUR STEP DAD is taking care of it for you and it's tough to get receipts from him... Then you go silent for a week and aren't returning my PM I sent you yesterday asking what the deal is.

Is it more or less shameful than that, Mike?

[FAKE_Anal_Hershiser]

Don't give Mike such a hard time. I'm sure he's doing the best he can.

[vegas1369]

n00b Anal_Herchiser

Join Date
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[chinamaniac]

thread of year so far

[Anal_Hershiser]

n00b Anal_Herchiser

Join Date
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Somebody got so frustrated with me they went through the trouble of making a dupe. Hilarious AND pathetic.

[JimmyG_415]

n00b Anal_Herchiser

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Somebody got so frustrated with me they went through the trouble of making a dupe. Hilarious AND pathetic.

Look how proud of himself he is.
You did it!!!!!
You got someone to actually pay attention to you.



Just like when he cried for his mom's attention.

I wouldn't waste the 2 minutes it takes to open the account.

That post w/ the smiley face was classic though.

[Anal_Hershiser]

Somebody got so frustrated with me they went through the trouble of making a dupe. Hilarious AND pathetic.

Look how proud of himself he is.
You did it!!!!!
You got someone to actually pay attention to you.



Just like when he cried for his mom's attention.

I wouldn't waste the 2 minutes it takes to open the account.

That post w/ the smiley face was classic though.

Lol @ 40Jimmy

DO NOT GROUP ME W/HIM

2 reasons
# 1 Any fighting from me is because he attacked me 1st
# 2 At least I have interest in the threads. (and in poker)

Again, yeah I started it.

You're a really smart guy. Just pathetic. Lol @ 40Jimmy.

[lewfather]

[vegas1369]

awwww look who's gotten misty eyed drinking and remembering the good old days.

as I said drunky, about a week/week and a half and your thread DROPPED DEAD

DEAD, as in ICE COLD mothafucka haha.

What are you gonna do, bump it once a week to keep it on life support getting 20 views a pop?

shameful

Is it more or less shameful than coming to me more than 2 weeks ago claiming you had the money to pay me off. Then, after I ask you to donate it to the Human Society and you agree, you blow me off for a week until I PM you to ask you about it. Then, you go on a tirade about how YOUR STEP DAD is taking care of it for you and it's tough to get receipts from him... Then you go silent for a week and aren't returning my PM I sent you yesterday asking what the deal is.

Is it more or less shameful than that, Mike?

Just like with the PM's. Mike falls silent once again.

[RobbieBensonFan]

awwww look who's gotten misty eyed drinking and remembering the good old days.

as I said drunky, about a week/week and a half and your thread DROPPED DEAD

DEAD, as in ICE COLD mothafucka haha.

What are you gonna do, bump it once a week to keep it on life support getting 20 views a pop?

shameful

I missed this earlier. Let me talk candidly. I do not own a bicycle. You do. And it's not because of exercise. You own one because its your sole source of transportation. And that is fucking sad even being a methhead.

[RichardBrodiesCombover.]

awwww look who's gotten misty eyed drinking and remembering the good old days.

as I said drunky, about a week/week and a half and your thread DROPPED DEAD

DEAD, as in ICE COLD mothafucka haha.

What are you gonna do, bump it once a week to keep it on life support getting 20 views a pop?

shameful

I missed this earlier. Let me talk candidly. I do not own a bicycle. You do. And it's not because of exercise. You own one because its your sole source of transportation. And that is fucking sad even being a methhead.

It would be funny seeing you on a bike carrying all of your plumber's equipment tho, bottomset.

[chinamaniac]

Bump for new HOF forum to be made

[mulva]

Am I the only one that lol'd at the grill still perfectly positioned?

Im sure it must have tipped over or something and was stood back up, but i still got a chuckle.

I know this is my last post and all for a long while.

But that fucking grill? What an amazing capture.

Picture of the year.

update:

just had tree work done and didn;t know if i should start a new thread or pick it up in here.

also,....the grill never moved in the storm. but this is a solid grill.