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[Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com>]

I looked at that announcement from an economic perspective, and laughed my 
head off.  My first thought was that the masters of the universe just tipped 
their hand about their thoughts of our future in 2016.  I laughed even harder 
at the stunned look of the people gathered in Chicago to celebrate the 
announcement.  If my guess is correct 2016 will look pretty ugly in the US, 
not just Chicago.



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Chicago was the odds on favorite, 
Drew



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What you didn't see were all the people who were at home drawing deep
sighs of relief. I was living in Chicago when the Pope visited, and it
was a mess in downtown by all reports; I stayed home.

The whole world may look bad by 2016. May we all live long enough to
find out, or maybe not.

Marie

On Tue, Oct 6, 2009 at 9:52 AM, Leslie <cayadopi AT yahoo.com> wrote:
> I looked at that announcement from an economic perspective, and laughed my 
> head off.  My first thought was that the masters of the universe just 
> tipped their hand about their thoughts of our future in 2016.  I laughed 
> even harder at the stunned look of the people gathered in Chicago to 
> celebrate the announcement.  If my guess is correct 2016 will look pretty 
> ugly in the US, not just Chicago.
>