Comments for The Rest Of Us (TROU) http://trouserparty.com We are 198,149,455 strong, radical extreme moderates who are "FED UP!". We are also the FaithfulGuild.org and work for a living. Tue, 09 Apr 2013 15:05:48 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on Who TROU? by andy http://trouserparty.com/?page_id=2#comment-526 andy Tue, 09 Apr 2013 15:05:48 +0000 http://trouserparty.com/?page_id=2#comment-526 Where do i sign up? My qualifications, you may ask. ANS: I am within six sigma of the extreme moderate median. Where do i sign up?

My qualifications, you may ask.
ANS: I am within six sigma of the extreme moderate median.

]]> Comment on Hello TROUsers by raven http://trouserparty.com/?p=1#comment-2 raven Tue, 09 Aug 2011 21:39:06 +0000 http://trouserparty.com/?p=1#comment-2 I didn't understand all the blather about the debt until I saw Jon Stewart’s Daily Show analysis which revealed that the reduction applies to the projected $28.1 trillion debt in 2021. That is, the politicos are bantering and bartering over an imaginary estimated $1.8 T spending cut in an imaginary estimated debt ten years in the future!! And I’m worried about next month’s rent payment. To put this into practical terms that I can grasp, I will drop nine (9) zeros from the numbering system: It appears, metaphorically, that my current $14,290 VISA credit card debt, which is close to my $14,300 credit card limit, will not be a problem because the limit can be raised to $26,300 if I promise to spend $1,800 less than I estimate I will need over the next ten years! Would any bank accept this promise and almost double my credit limit? <strong>LESS more debt is still MORE DEBT!!! </strong> What's wrong with this picture? <em>ANS: I actually voted for this BS!</em> I didn’t understand all the blather about the debt until I saw Jon Stewart’s Daily Show analysis which revealed that the reduction applies to the projected $28.1 trillion debt in 2021.

That is, the politicos are bantering and bartering over an imaginary estimated $1.8 T spending cut in an imaginary estimated debt ten years in the future!!

And I’m worried about next month’s rent payment.

To put this into practical terms that I can grasp, I will drop nine (9) zeros from the numbering system: It appears, metaphorically, that my current $14,290 VISA credit card debt, which is close to my $14,300 credit card limit, will not be a problem because the limit can be raised to $26,300 if I promise to spend $1,800 less than I estimate I will need over the next ten years!

Would any bank accept this promise and almost double my credit limit?

LESS more debt is still MORE DEBT!!!

What’s wrong with this picture? ANS: I actually voted for this BS!

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