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Sun September 13, 2009
Source     Fark Headline Comments
(B Stocks) Stupid Headline: "Delta exploring stake in Japan Airlines" Article: "Delta not exploring stake in Japan Airlines"  (bloggingstocks.com) (10)
(Sign On San Diego) Ironic Drain your pool. Fill your pool. Drain your pool. Fill your pool  (www3.signonsandiego.com) (43)
(libertarian troll) Amusing One out of four auto buyers using the cash-for-clunkers program is having buyer's remorse as they just signed-up for so many new payments they cannot afford  (dailyreckoning.com) (78)
(Bloomberg) Interesting Cadbury rejects takeover offer from Kraft, says macaroni and cheese mixed with chocolate eggs sounds gross  (bloomberg.com) (17)
(Some Guy) Scary McDonald's fined for human rights violations after serving its employees McDonald's food. Tag is for McDonald's food  (news.ninemsn.com.au) (50)

Sat September 12, 2009
(Yahoo) Obvious Wells Fargo exec moves into a 12 million dollar home that had recently been foreclosed, using it for parties and personal reasons. All while making it unavailable for purchase. Your bailout dollars hard at work  (finance.yahoo.com) (40)
(Boston Herald) Stupid Parents sue Dunkin' Donuts saying their son burned his neck on a "dangerously hot" hash brown patty  (bostonherald.com) (89)
(Washington Post) Interesting Google's chief economist says American's search habits show the economy is recovering  (washingtonpost.com) (27)
(CNBC) Obvious Stocks rally in September despite macroeconomic numbers showing negative or stagnant growth. "We see signs of speculation from some of our clients that are not connected to reality"  (cnbc.com) (33)
(The Consumerist) Sad Porn, which should be essential to pumping up our flaccid economy, seeing profits plunge as tight-fisted consumers gag on swollen prices for everything else. Boobs  T-Shirt  (consumerist.com) (97)

Fri September 11, 2009
(Wall Street Journal) Strange On 9/11/01, the Dow would have opened at 9605. Today, 8 years to the day, the Dow closed at 9605  (online.wsj.com) (71)
(Telegraph) Interesting Morgan Stanley CEO steps down from his post to focus on packaging and bundling his kid's lemonade stand into collateralized debt obligations  T-Shirt  (telegraph.co.uk) (25)

Thu September 10, 2009
(TechVi) Interesting Sprint to launch unlimited cell-to-cell call to all networks. Verizon still trying to figure out how to charge you for turning on your phone  (techvi.com) (107)
(Google) Spiffy Hey, guess what? The recession's over. Awesome. Anyone want to buy a subordinated equity tranche in a real estate collateralized debt obligation?  (google.com) (59)
(Yahoo) Interesting State Department releases lists of countries that use child labor, so the discerning consumer will know what labels to look for when they want the tight stitching and attention to detail that only those tiny little hands and eyes can provide  T-Shirt  (news.yahoo.com) (225)
(Forbes) Scary Cost of funerals continues to rise as undertakers spend more time prying weapons from cold dead hands  (forbes.com) (31)
(The Consumerist) Dumbass Best Buy employees haven't learned the out-of-stock trick doesn't work when customers order online  (consumerist.com) (132)
(BusinessWeek) Obvious Credit card companies find a way around that pesky credit card reform legislation. As always, the Free Market regulates itself  (businessweek.com) (130)

Wed September 09, 2009
(9 News) Unlikely The City of Denver would like you to know that its budget shortfall has nothing to do with its increase in the number of parking tickets i$$ued  (9news.com) (24)
(The Consumerist) Strange Want to talk to Delta customer service on the phone? Good luck with all of that  (consumerist.com) (47)
(Breitbart.com) Interesting Congress to pass bill assessing a $10 fee on foreign visitors to the US in order to fund an agency to encourage foreign visitors to come to the US and pay a $10 fee that will fund an agency to encourage international visitors  (breitbart.com) (76)
(Boston Globe) Cool Columnist wants smart people on Wheaties boxes, like winner of the Scripps National Spelling Bee, the Intel Science Talent Search or top student teams in the FIRST Robotics Competition  (boston.com) (59)
(Kiplinger) Cool Ugly people will have an easier time finding employment in this economy  (kiplinger.com) (69)
(NYPost) Obvious Legendary NY restaurant guidebook publisher Zagat too cautious in entering online world, getting its four-star lunch eaten by Yelp and Chowhound  (nypost.com) (57)

Tue September 08, 2009
(Guardian.com) Amusing Your story is irrelevant, so here is a picture of a gorilla playing drums  (guardian.co.uk) (20)
(Washington Post) Interesting Ready for Cadbury Cheese Eggs?  (washingtonpost.com) (34)
(The New York Times) Interesting Paul Krugman breaks down why economists failed so miserably in predicting the economic meltdown. The short answer is that they mistakenly assumed that we aren't all morons  (krugman.blogs.nytimes.com) (120)
(Reuters) Dumbass The most ridiculous product association of all time. "The DJs will each represent a McDonald's famous hamburger"  (reuters.com) (41)
(NPR) Interesting Treasuring Thrift: 'In Cheap We Trust'. Ironically, not at all parsimonious with words  (npr.org) (29)
(Globe and Mail) Interesting Your employer now too cheap to pay for international business class? Here's why you should refuse to fly in coach  (theglobeandmail.com) (95)
(BBC) Obvious T-Mobile & Orange are to merge, creating the UK's largest lack of signal coverage  (news.bbc.co.uk) (22)
(BBC) Interesting DoctoRs in brItaiN want cracKdown on alcohol marketinG, including mUsIc spoNsorship aNd advErtiSing at Sports  T-Shirt  (news.bbc.co.uk) (76)
(News.com.au) Amusing Not news : McDonalds in yet another trademark battle. News: McDonalds loses the battle. Fark: To a Malaysian curry restaurant  (news.com.au) (26)
(Washington Post) Interesting Break up Big Beer  (washingtonpost.com) (70)
(Palm Beach Post) Ironic Bernie Madoff Gets $13,800 Tax Refund...you're still eating cat food  (palmbeachpost.com) (58)

Mon September 07, 2009
(Economist) Obvious "More than half of business travellers prefer a perfect night's sleep to great sex." But then, who doesn't?  (economist.com) (56)
(Mirror.co.uk) Asinine Ryanair figures out it can practically give tickets away, as long as people pay $150 to check two bags  (mirror.co.uk) (31)

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