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  • This is a slap in the face to the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers who fought bravely in Vietnam and Korean wars against the communist red army.

    The Fed reserve has clearly allowed three communist state controlled Chinese banks to enter the US market.

  • This is a slap in the face to the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers who fought bravely in Vietnam and Korean wars against the communist red army.

    The Fed reserve has clearly allowed three communist state controlled Chinese banks to enter the US market.

    @mr.-t said:

    This is a slap in the face to the hundreds of thousands of US soldiers who fought bravely in Vietnam and Korean wars against the communist red army.

    The Fed reserve has clearly allowed three communist state controlled Chinese banks to enter the US market.

    Agreed, just messed up.

  • The woman in the video was hard to understand, Chinese/British accent.

    But I'm sure she said - Long legged mack daddy serve China the US on silver platter. Got you forever round eye.

  • So I take it some of you hate everyone but white conservative Christians then...

  • So I take it some of you hate everyone but white conservative Christians then...

    @mld-woody said:

    So I take it some of you hate everyone but white conservative Christians then...

    Don't you have classes to go to or something?

  • @mld-woody said:

    So I take it some of you hate everyone but white conservative Christians then...

    Don't you have classes to go to or something?

    @lady-z said:

    Don't you have classes to go to or something?

    Michigan let put at the end of April. I am in a down period between school and my engineering internship starting

  • @lady-z said:

    Don't you have classes to go to or something?

    Michigan let put at the end of April. I am in a down period between school and my engineering internship starting

    @mld-woody said:

    Michigan let put at the end of April. I am in a down period between school and my engineering internship starting

    Going to be an intern. Does that mean you're a senior or a junior or post grad?

  • @mld-woody said:

    Michigan let put at the end of April. I am in a down period between school and my engineering internship starting

    Going to be an intern. Does that mean you're a senior or a junior or post grad?

    @lady-z said:

    Going to be an intern. Does that mean you're a senior or a junior or post grad?

    Ideally, engineering students do summer internships every year while they study.

  • @mld-woody said:

    Michigan let put at the end of April. I am in a down period between school and my engineering internship starting

    Going to be an intern. Does that mean you're a senior or a junior or post grad?

    @lady-z said:

    Going to be an intern. Does that mean you're a senior or a junior or post grad?

    I am going into my Jr year. I didn't intern last summer cuz I was getting some classes out of the way at tri c. Thanks to that I can either graduate early or, ideally, work this winter semester as well next summer.

  • @lady-z said:

    Going to be an intern. Does that mean you're a senior or a junior or post grad?

    I am going into my Jr year. I didn't intern last summer cuz I was getting some classes out of the way at tri c. Thanks to that I can either graduate early or, ideally, work this winter semester as well next summer.

    @mld-woody said:

    I am going into my Jr year. I didn't intern last summer cuz I was getting some classes out of the way at tri c. Thanks to that I can either graduate early or, ideally, work this winter semester as well next summer.

    So I might turn to the dark side and be an engineer, myself. What kind of engineer are you?

  • @mld-woody said:

    I am going into my Jr year. I didn't intern last summer cuz I was getting some classes out of the way at tri c. Thanks to that I can either graduate early or, ideally, work this winter semester as well next summer.

    So I might turn to the dark side and be an engineer, myself. What kind of engineer are you?

    @vaportrail said:

    So I might turn to the dark side and be an engineer, myself. What kind of engineer are you?

    You could be a chemical engineer! I mean, you already know that farts are a sulfur methane compound.

  • @mld-woody said:

    I am going into my Jr year. I didn't intern last summer cuz I was getting some classes out of the way at tri c. Thanks to that I can either graduate early or, ideally, work this winter semester as well next summer.

    So I might turn to the dark side and be an engineer, myself. What kind of engineer are you?

    @vaportrail said:

    So I might turn to the dark side and be an engineer, myself. What kind of engineer are you?

    So, you decided not to go to Medical School then? We need good doctors, especially Primary Care.

  • We can always bring in some Chinese doctors.

  • @mld-woody said:

    I am going into my Jr year. I didn't intern last summer cuz I was getting some classes out of the way at tri c. Thanks to that I can either graduate early or, ideally, work this winter semester as well next summer.

    So I might turn to the dark side and be an engineer, myself. What kind of engineer are you?

    @vaportrail said:

    So I might turn to the dark side and be an engineer, myself. What kind of engineer are you?

    Mechanical.

    You could always go Biomedical Engineering. It has the most females too, maybe like 35% haha

  • @vaportrail said:

    So I might turn to the dark side and be an engineer, myself. What kind of engineer are you?

    Mechanical.

    You could always go Biomedical Engineering. It has the most females too, maybe like 35% haha

    @mld-woody said:

    Mechanical.

    You could always go Biomedical Engineering. It has the most females too, maybe like 35% haha

    What does a mechanical engineer do for a living?

    I dated a ME student when I was at college, he was always writing papers about experiments with steel or some kind of metal.

  • Good for US Banks to have more competition, esp one that has plenty of liquidity.

  • Good for US Banks to have more competition, esp one that has plenty of liquidity.

    @brownindian said:

    Good for US Banks to have more competition, esp one that has plenty of liquidity.

    Yea! Let's all run down to the bank of China and turn in our dollars for yuan! Does anybody expect Fanny Mae to force the bank of China to give silly home loans to people who can't even prove they have a job? Hell no!

    Dollars used to make the world go 'round, I suppose they still do, I haven't checked in the last 10 minutes. Dollars run the International Monetary Fund, the World Bank, oil is calculated by the barrel in dollars, paid for in dollars; all of our foreign aid is in dollars, all foreign contractors are paid in dollars, the Federal Reserve prints dollars out of thin air, Al Sharpton owes millions of dollars in back taxes.

    But wait - China is buying tons of oil from Iran in yuan. China and Russia have started doing business in yuan. OPEC is planning to come out with their own currency. Nobody knows how many dollars will equal a Petro Dollar yet but we will have to pay it because they'll have us over a barrel.

    How's the dollar working out for us?

    In 1913 if you purchased an item for $100 today that item would cost $2,317.09. That's a 2217.1% annual inflation rate.

    Anybody here born during the Carter administration? A $100 item in 1979 would cost $315.97 today.

    How about a college education? Let's say in 1989 a four year degree cost $65,000.00, today that same education would cost $120,245.81

    what am I getting at?

    Hell, I don't know either.

  • $120,245 sounds like a bargain, lol, compared to out of state Michigan fees.

    I also don't see why international currency is a bad thing. The US isn't gonna reign supreme forever. Things can be calculated in other currencies, who cares?

    MEs can literally do any job almost any other engineering major could do. They are the most broad, but that means you might be less specialized for a certain field compared to a chemical engineer or something.

    Engineers in general can almost do anything because of the fact they earned an engineering degree. I plan to go work in industry for a few years, maybe manufacturing (cuz that's northeast ohio) and then go back to school for an MBA. I hope to work my way more into the management and business aspect. Engineering + MBA is a deadly combo

  • $120,245 sounds like a bargain, lol, compared to out of state Michigan fees.

    I also don't see why international currency is a bad thing. The US isn't gonna reign supreme forever. Things can be calculated in other currencies, who cares?

    MEs can literally do any job almost any other engineering major could do. They are the most broad, but that means you might be less specialized for a certain field compared to a chemical engineer or something.

    Engineers in general can almost do anything because of the fact they earned an engineering degree. I plan to go work in industry for a few years, maybe manufacturing (cuz that's northeast ohio) and then go back to school for an MBA. I hope to work my way more into the management and business aspect. Engineering + MBA is a deadly combo

    @mld-woody said:

    $120,245 sounds like a bargain, lol, compared to out of state Michigan fees.

    I also don't see why international currency is a bad thing. The US isn't gonna reign supreme forever. Things can be calculated in other currencies, who cares?

    MEs can literally do any job almost any other engineering major could do. They are the most broad, but that means you might be less specialized for a certain field compared to a chemical engineer or something.

    Engineers in general can almost do anything because of the fact they earned an engineering degree. I plan to go work in industry for a few years, maybe manufacturing (cuz that's northeast ohio) and then go back to school for an MBA. I hope to work my way more into the management and business aspect. Engineering + MBA is a deadly combo

    International currency isn't a bad thing as long as it's your currency that's used internationally. I think we have some economists on the board here that can splain it. Maybe I'm just completely nuts, you think?

    I believe you're right, the USA isn't going to reign supreme forever. Say hello to your new Chinese overlords, they're here now, Prez let them buy a bank. See, we used to do it to them, now they're doing it to us.

    Well, I didn't know what the real cost of a degree in 1989 was, but you can see that it doubled in only those few years to 2012.

    So you'll be designing manufacturing machines for awhile and then you'll take over the company. Love it, go for it!

    Ball park - how much does a U of M education cost if you're in-state?