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In reply to the discussion: A banker admits they like others to think for them and that all people are lazy. [View all]

Trillo

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3. You gotta love the prior paragraph,
Reply to jody (Reply #1)
Sun Jan 8, 2012, 07:30 PM
Jan 2012

where it appears they define "good taste" as a writer's "very effective weapon".

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A banker admits they like others to think for them and that all people are lazy. [View all] Trillo Jan 2012 OP
And none more lazy than bankers. It's a sin to make money off money, i.e. usury. That's why the jody Jan 2012 #1
You gotta love the prior paragraph, Trillo Jan 2012 #3
and oddly enough, they claim that they're the ones doing "hard work" zbdent Jan 2012 #2
The secret to their success? Trillo Jan 2012 #4
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