Official Weekend Estimates: Maleficent - 70M, X-Men - 32.6M, A Million Ways - 17.1M, Godzilla - 12.2M

[ACSlater]

There's going to be a revolution in the United States that will change its foundations and policies drastically. When 1% of the population own nearly 43% of the wealth...when they buy politicians off so they pass laws to better help serve them and not the people they should be looking out for...it's gonna come to a messy end eventually.Corporations rule the US. Completely and utterly.The 2008 economic meltdown will seem like a picnic to the inevitable one that's coming up. The rich just kept getting richer, and everyone else got poorer. But, damn...when the next financial collapse hits, things are going to get hideous.

 

The news outlets/media have already mentioned that the student loan bubble makes the housing loan bubble look like child's play...

Edited June 1, 2014 by AC Slater

[DAR]

It's bedtime.I think it's safe to say that today, IVE WON THIS TOPICDo better, folks.

Don't hurt your hand patting youself on the back. Edited June 1, 2014 by DAR

[fmpro]

Not yet. If no Rth then Deadline will probably post something in another hour or so. Spatula said he wasn't posting anymore.

Why?

[Kvikk Lunsj]

After college I actually moved back with my parents to save money for my house. One of the better decisions I made

That what I am currently doing. At least I am debt free. 

[AndyLL]

Guess we'll have to live with the Japan numbers tonight:

 

 

 

順位] [販売数] [映画作品タイトル名]

　*1　*94504　アナと雪の女王

　*2　*23344　Ｘ－ＭＥＮ：フューチャー＆パスト

　*3　*17693　万能鑑定士Ｑ －モナ・リザの瞳－

　*4　*16140　ＭＯＮＳＴＥＲＺ モンスターズ

　*5　*16083　青天の霹靂

　*6　*12446　テルマエ・ロマエⅡ

　*7　**6448　クレヨンしんちゃん２０１４ ガ…

　*8　**5024　名探偵コナン２０１４ 異次元の

2014/06/01 13:47  Japan local time

 

 

Translation... Frozen is still kicking ass

[grim22]

The discussions in this thread make me think of this

 

[Empire]

There's going to be a revolution in the United States that will change its foundations and policies drastically. When 1% of the population own nearly 43% of the wealth...when they buy politicians off so they pass laws to better help serve them and not the people they should be looking out for...it's gonna come to a messy end eventually.Corporations rule the US. Completely and utterly.The 2008 economic meltdown will seem like a picnic to the inevitable one that's coming up. The rich just kept getting richer, and everyone else got poorer. But, damn...when the next financial collapse hits, things are going to get hideous.

Sadly, what you are saying is the truth. 

[redfirebird2008]

Yea that's good...I graduated around the same time with quite a bit of debt...every month when my student loan bills come due, a small part of me dies...

 

That shit is rough. Parents paid for undergrad degrees for both my sister and me. They couldn't afford her graduate degree, so she had to take out loans for it. Luckily she ended up being able to pay it off thanks to some inheritance we received from our grandmother a few years ago, but it still hurt her ability to save. I don't even think she has started a 401k yet and she is 2 years older than me.

[AniNate]

That what I am currently doing. At least I am debt free. 

 

Yeah, it does help to have extremely gracious relatives, who also happen to have a 6-year-old son to give me child-rearing practice.

[DAR]

Why?

I think he wasn't supposed to post the numbers he was posting

[Noctis]

The news outlets/media have already mentioned that the student loan bubble makes the housing loan bubble look like child's play...

It is. Plus, I never trust mainstream media. They serve only the elite and powerful. Independent media is what I watch.

[fmpro]

I think he wasn't supposed to post the numbers he was posting

We all knew that right :PIts just to avoid being caught right

[DAR]

That what I am currently doing. At least I am debt free.

It worked out great I was able to put done a nice down payment

[Kvikk Lunsj]

Yeah, it does help to have extremely gracious relatives, who also happen to have a 6-year-old son to give me child-rearing practice.

I am really glad my parents paid for college if they did not. I would gotten my generals done at a community college and picked a different major. 

[MrPink]

That shit is rough. Parents paid for undergrad degrees for both my sister and me. They couldn't afford her graduate degree, so she had to take out loans for it. Luckily she ended up being able to pay it off thanks to some inheritance we received from our grandmother a few years ago, but it still hurt her ability to save. I don't even think she has started a 401k yet and she is 2 years older than me.

 

Your sister should be going for the match at least. It's free money.

 

I pay 800 in loans per month (I overpay by about double though)

[MrPink]

I am booting up Jack Reacher.

 

Hail Jai Courtney

[ACSlater]

The discussions in this thread make me think of this

 

 

Our lives are not our own. We are bound to others, past and present, and by each crime and every kindness, we birth our future...

[ecstasy]

Why?

 

it's sort of messy and I've tried to forget about it. But Boxoffice.com doesn't want him to post the matinee numbers because this site doesn't have the right to post those numbers. It's okay if he posts the projections. But not the raw numbers. So I guess he took offense to that and decided not to post anymore. Shame because it was great to have another source for numbers.

[Fancyarcher]

It's ironic that I took a class about the economy, where I basically had to read an articles talking about why college is unimportant, and how much it cost.

 

Seems like even the teachers know how unnecessarily expensive it is.

Edited June 1, 2014 by Fancyarcher

[redfirebird2008]

There's going to be a revolution in the United States that will change its foundations and policies drastically. When 1% of the population own nearly 43% of the wealth...when they buy politicians off so they pass laws to better help serve them and not the people they should be looking out for...it's gonna come to a messy end eventually.Corporations rule the US. Completely and utterly.The 2008 economic meltdown will seem like a picnic to the inevitable one that's coming up. The rich just kept getting richer, and everyone else got poorer. But, damn...when the next financial collapse hits, things are going to get hideous.

 

Yeah, I wonder what's gonna happen when the next crash occurs. One thing that bothers me is the super low interest rates right now. They are giving a bit of a break to average people when it comes to mortgages, car notes, and other loans.

 

But they are screwing, absolutely screwing, anyone who wants to responsibly save their income. You can't grow your income without sticking it into the rigged casino that is the stock market. They've successfully forced everyone into it as the only means to reasonably grow our money. And when it crashes again, I think there will be chaos.