
This is bad, yes?
On the other hand, should we find some comfort in Buffett's choice of words? For example, he didn't say that the economy has "fallen off a cliff, bounced off the rocks, flailed it arms wildly, and exploded into a big fireball at the bottom". So we're still ok right? Perhaps the economy grabbed a weed on its way down, and is just dangling there waiting for rescue. Should we check? Should we pay attention to the fact that it's grabbing a weed?
We should all be happy that this hasn't yet come to pass. For now, we'll just ignore the fact that, when people fall off cliffs, they're rarely:
a) Alive
b) Kicking
c) Able to make money.
We've composed a poem to mark this significant occasion. In our own wordly way, we sort of believe that we're making a difference. Well, maybe.
The Economy Falls off a Cliff
Economy
stock falling
cliff diving stock footage
lose your footing under sawdust buried concrete
reality
space apes from space
killing you in the shower
paid for by tickets falling
then exploding then landing
where is the bottom
the bottom is not there, princess
you'll have to sell your expensive dogs
and trade hummer for Hummer
Deals broken
promises shattered, people eating corn meal
again.
It's like history always teaches us; first the economy falls off a cliff. Then it explodes. Then the sheriff comes. Then there's a hot girl who plans a murder. And then she's stabbed in the shower. Then her body is fed to the piranhas.
It's the oldest story ever told, folks.
Good night.







