Sarah Palin... dumb bimbo.

Meh... I would not invest in anything that has too much of Palin's touch on it... she's clearly a bit of an airhead.

BTW, all those people who swallowed her no-abortion propoganda? ... Her daughter is now a single mother. Levi Johnston has broken up with Bristol. The marriage and happy ending that they were going on and on AND ON AND ON about throughout the presidential campaign? ... that turned out to be... duh, propoganda.

And Bristol is STILL being *USED* by her useless mother, who keeps claiming to be a FAMILY oriented woman... Bristol is being forced to advocate avoiding birth control and advocating abstinence. ... in her school. I mean, come on, the girl is trying to go through college life, can't you let her just put the matter behind her and try to live as normal a life as she can salvage now? MUST you turn your daughter into a "you should do the right thing or you will end up like me" case, Sarah Palin?

Isn't that a little heartless?

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Personally, I think Palin is a moron. There are actually so many political issues in the world, it's really more sensible to just pick some others and reduce exposure to the whole sex and pregnancy issue for the time being... maybe possibly forever.

Anyhow, Alaska does not seem the greatest place in the world to put your money, as long as the person in charge is Sarah Palin!

General Growth Properties Files for Bankruptcy

http://dealbook.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/04/16/general-growth-properties-files-for-bankruptcy/?ref=business


General Growth Properties, one of the largest mall operators in the nation, filed for bankruptcy early Thursday morning in one of the biggest commercial real estate collapses in United States history.
Despite bargaining for months with its creditors, General Growth faced dwindling options for handling its more than $25 billion in debt, largely in the form of short-term mortgages that will come due by next year.

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http://www.scribd.com/doc/14277534/General-Growth-Properties-Bankruptcy-Filing

THIS is the really interesting bit.

Number of creditors: over 100,000. Amount of liabilities: over 1 billion. Huh. They ran out of checkboxes. Interesting...

As someone commented, with the size of the bankruptcies these days, they need new forms... sigh...