Welcome to the second installment of Buck-O-Quest,1 the surprisingly continuous series dedicated to the stumbling U.S. economy and what you as a potentially impacted citizen can do to recover yourself out from underneath its ominously descending bulk.
We will begin today’s missive with a conveniently timed letter from one of our concerned readers.
Dear author,
The economy is really getting me down. I’ve never had what you would call steady employment, but with this recession things have been harder for me than ever.
In happier times I could always supplement my income by liquidating the assets of local banks and liquor stores. But ever since I suffered a debilitating trebuchet accident I have been confined to my recliner, living at the mercy of a former cell-mate and an array of absorbent undergarments.
What can I do to help regain my financial independence?
Benchly Setward
Folding Chair, AR
Benchly,
You are not alone. The sudden sagging of economic indicators combined with the recent increase in catapult-based security systems has propelled a large number of former criminals into desperate financial straits.
Fortunately there are resources available for disabled felons like yourself, to assist you in your quest to put sizable chucks of U.S. currency back in motion.
A growing number of companies have entered the ambulation-impaired Armed Robbery Accessory Market. Some early product entries include: armor plated wheelchairs, gurney mounted chain guns, and specially trained safe-cracking robotic chihuahuas.
Between ever expanding merchandise offerings and special recession financing, I am confident that there is an affordable assault package right for you. With the help of your local medical arms dealer, you’ll be out terrorizing your neighborhood in no time.
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Part 1- Taking Economic Recovery For A Spin
Part 2- Putting The Economy In Motion
Part 3 – Shoring Up Liquid Assets
Part 4 – The Buck Stops at Last
Bonus – What The Promised Recession Means To You
Bonus 2 – Stimulus Package Video
- Okay, I admit that I had never given the series a name before this very moment, but due to the Orwellian possibilities of the internet, by the time you check the previous post, it will have been there the whole time. ↩
31 replies on “Putting The Economy In Motion – Buck-O-Quest: Part 2”
I’m not sure that this mode of transportation is safe worthy.
OK, this all sounds good. But although I don’t want to appear the racial bigot that I must obviously be, Idaho and all, it’s apparent that a growing portion of the nation’s iniquitous entrepreneurs are visitors from more sunny climes. What’s available in the way of financial assistance for hiring interpreters?
I hate the thought of a startup enterprise failing because of a simple lack of communication at the teller window.
Please advise.
Man, this site is exactly what I needed to see right now. Post quickly. Post often
I’m not disabled but still wish to pursue violent crimes, is this possible.
Hah! That’s what you get for trying to break into my travel trailer, Benchly! You should have known better than to mess with a secreted agent of my caliber(.22). Maybe next time you’ll think twice!
I wouldn’t be opposed to donating my “modified” Hoveround Power Scooter for such a worthy cause. I really have no use for it now that I’ve healed from that dreadful groundhog incident.
I for one am going to continue building the trebuchet in my front yard. The wife isn’t too impressed, but there’s obviously a market.
What color do you think I should paint it for maximum buyer attraction?
Oh this is good. Your creative juices are flowing like the whitewater rapids. Love it, Love it, Love it!
Hail to Comma originality!
(Can’t stop laughing at the mental pic of Chris Non-C using his trebuchet on criminals)
Dear Mark Twain,
Rumors of your death by trebuchet have been greatly slung into the walls of Minas Tirith.
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