Real Estate Roller Coaster
Wednesday, January 21st, 2009Look! It’s a graph of US real estate prices plotted to an animation of a roller coaster.
Unfortunately the data ends at the end of 2006. But I guess it’s pretty easy to imagine.
Look! It’s a graph of US real estate prices plotted to an animation of a roller coaster.
Unfortunately the data ends at the end of 2006. But I guess it’s pretty easy to imagine.
Read it. Obamanomics satire!
Free sample:
WASHINGTON — President-Elect Barack Obama called on Congress to quickly pass a new fiscal stimulus package that would provide nearly $100,000 trazillion gaquillion frijillion in an effort to revive the U.S. economy, which some experts believe has entered a recession.
“Every economist I’ve ever heard of agrees what we need now is significantly more government investment to offset the negative effects of whatever it is that is happening,” Obama said at his Monday press conference. “Accordingly, I and my team of advisors have developed a comprehensive plan that will shore up our financial institutions, put jobless Americans back to work, allow everyone in a house to keep it no matter what, rescue any failing bank or business, provide a hot meal to anyone who is hungry, improve the well being of all citizens, and give a puppy or kitten to every child who wants one.”
Hi, everyone! Have you all missed my blogging? Hello? Well, I’m back with a little roundup of some health tidbits culled from the healthblogosphere (by which I mean the three or so blogs I visit).