touche. On 12/13/07, Max B. Sawicky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Isn't "Minestrone soup" redundant? > > -- New Jersey guy > > > Sandwichman wrote: > > I just finished eating a tasty nutritious bowl of worthless assets. It > > cost me $1.29 for half a gallon. The $1.29 was for a can of organic > > kidney beans, on sale, that I added to the culled tomatoes, potatoes, > > chard, zucchini, carrots, broccolli stems and onion that I brought home > > from work for free. All but the tomatoes and onion were organic. > > Although all the vegetables were perfectly fresh and edible, they were > > not marketable because of blemishes, bruises or rotten spots that are > > easily cut off. > > > > What I want to know is can you make soup out of worthless financial > > assets? If you can, what is the recipe? If you can't, why bother talking > > about the credit crises? > > > > -- > > Sandwichman >
-- Sandwichman
