by John Galt

Being industrious and an insomniac has its advantages. But as a friend said to me a long time ago, you always get plenty of sleep when you’re dead so I decided to take a graphic look at Sheila’s handiwork under the Obamanation and plot the locations of every bank closing thus far this year, all 45 of them. If this catches on in popularity, I’ll add the credit unions next week after the next wave of FDIC closings.

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  2. you always get plenty of sleep when your dead? How about this…
    sleeping and going to the washroom is a total waste of time. lol

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