The only question I have is "how do I profit from the knowledge that there is another loan bubble?"

It seems you could short equities in for-profit colleges, but they don't represent the bulk of the debt (at least I don't think so.) As far as student loans themselves are concerned, aren't most of them backed directly by the gov't? In other words there's no Fannie/Freddie that I could short sell.

I'm sure some savvy investors have also thought of this - does anyone have any sage insight for me?

No way in hell I'm gonna give up my cheap shit, just so some millions of people can breathe fresh air.

I wish!

Why would you want to reject a cheese? This makes no sense.

This new technology is an affront to our traditional three-parent conception model!

That's not how pig latin works.

/* This space reserved for thousands of whiny basement-dwellers fucking the cheese, or something like that */




Please mod down in advance, thanks.

Ah, the GitRoll...

The title of your post is spot on here.

So if I have a single appliance that uses between 15A and 20A, I shouldn't plug it into my 20A circuit? Huh? How am I supposed to use my vacuum?

No, only if the pitch was a sinker.

I agree with you, but in reality it's even more asinine. In your example, replace 8 with 9.5, 12 with 15. That's closer to what actually happens.

That's my roundabout way of agreeing with your point.

I think if you were referring to a smaller eastward-facing edge of a feature of Antarctica, you should refer to it as that feature's edge (e.g. the "eastern edge of some Antarctic peninsula.") Referring to the eastern edge as belonging to Antarctica itself is misleading, for reasons already stated.

This is a terrible terrible joke but it still made me laugh.