June 23rd, 2011
Crazy Money host says sell, buy, sell, buy
Sure, sure, sure, the Economy is in the toilet…high-flowing unemployment, constipated GDP growth, housing taking continuous enemas (Beep, beep), Weiner’s weiner getting headline news (honk). Jason Shlepberd at Mungtown Associates telling you to bale now and stick it all in gold, ammunition, MR freeze-dried burger meals, and TP futures. Should you do it…well should you (quack, quack)?
Yes, absolutely…Jason are you listening to me? Go, go now…before the snow-covered stadium collapses on your hypodermic needle-size noggin (crash). And while you’re loading up your fallout shelter with sanitary napkins, consider buying this: Undertakers WorldGroup. Your buddies at Flunkster Munkster Corp have poo-pooed UWG for the past 8 months, due to their lack of earnings in a business that “the dumbest person in the history of Bizarreville should be able to figure some way to make money, or at least break-friggin-even” (ching, ching). Hey, friends, I know the CEO, who has shared with me his “Corpse to Life” turnaround plan. Includes cost containment measures such as more extensive use of recycling. Pull out your January 2012 calendars, and mark it down: $51/share, 40% gain from now. Let’s go to the phones.
Booya, Jim. Should I sell or hold my Fartgas Partners stock, now that the Chief Financial Officer has admitted to embezzlement, fraud, and inappropriate contact with his male admin?
Sell? Are you serious? Sell? This company is poised for triple digit growth now that the Department of Energy has approved its product for use as a natural gas substitute in Power plants and industrial applications (pfffffttt). That CFO? I’ve known he was some kind of pervert for 18 months. Probably been sniffing too much of their product in the test lab. They’ll fire him, and hire some non-perv by next Thursday. Let’s see…FGP was down 6 bucks in yesterday’s trading. Listen, I’d be loading up on it, wheelbarrows full of Fartgas…maybe hot air balloons full. Hey…possible product line extension! You heard it here first, Mr. Fartgas. I expect some royalty checks…next caller.
What are your thoughts on DTJ, Dialtone Jones…that company that makes those clunky, enormous cell phones that were popular 15 years ago? Stock is selling for about 13 cents right now.
I’d wait till it goes down to a dime, then buy it like a grammaw at her last garage sale (boingggg). Those big-ass phones are starting to come back…sorta retro fashion statement. Saw one guy last week using one that had a rotary dialer on it. Classic, sheer classic masterpiece (dit, dit, dit, dit, dit). Listen, when they turn the corner on this retro market, they’ll start making serious money, shaky hand over trembling fist. All their buildings and equipment are paid for. They’ve reduced staff down to about 11 fat guys and a truck…at minimum wage and minimum maintenance, respectively. Nothing but upside, my friend. If it goes down to a nickel, remortgage your house, and load up on it like a 3rd trip to the carved beef line at the Golden Corral buffet.
That’s all the time we have. See you next time on Crazy Money.
Disclaimer: all stories in Bizarreville are fiction, even the business-oriented ones.


Mrs. Marge Flumpzit, who was the elementary school teacher of Harry Reid, was an outspoken member of this band of teachers. Flumzit, who is now 97 years old, still remembers the precocious Reid who was always throwing spitballs at the girls in class while she was trying to explain how subtraction worked…and how it was quite different from addition. Flumpzit was able, in those days, to be able to whack Reid with a yardstick or fire a piece of chalk at his ear if he was not paying full attention. But, she says, it did no good as Reid would resume his spitball fettish moments later. “The bad thing,” she lamented, “was that I’d have to go clean up those disgusting, slimy balls of snotty goo after class. Some of them would literally stick to the wall. Yeah, I don’t think that kid retained one lousy ounce of subtraction knowledge.”
Welcome to Presidential Idol. Well, we’re down to 5 contestants who YOU have selected to become the next Presidential Idol. Let’s get right to it. First up to sing tonight for your votes is Barack Obama…
Change…I’ll scarf your bucks and turn them to change
And I’ll skin your hind
Like bark off trees
Whoa, whoa, this change of your currency
Will give a raise to me…yeah.
Change…I think our u-pants need a fresh change
Cuz I think we’ll find
We’re starting to leak
Whoa, whoa, we’re changing our plans, our stance…
Our pants for thee…yeah.
Change…my drained brain’s got me locked up in change
And it ain’t the kind
That I’d foreseen…..
Hold it, hold it, hold on, Dog (ha, ha, ha). Listen, now I need to make this real, you know what I mean. I’m not totally sure what KEY you were singing in…was that key even in the musical scale? Whoa! Think it was in the key of “J” or something. Got a call from the Chairman of Karaoke International and he said Stay Away, Stay far far away, brother. Anyway, even though you can’t hold a note, and the lyrics were askew from what the writer had written…despite all that…you know what? I kinda liked it. Yeah. And you have a fan base out there, pretty good-sized fan base of tone-deaf groupies, that seem to love your quirky, pitchy, gravelly, off-beat kind of singing. They lap it up like a pack of camels after a desert safari, dude. So, guess what? We’re putting you through to the next round. Congratulations!!

It was noted that Mr. Staffmelt has won a number of awards, and last year bought a trophy case that he placed in his vacation cottage office. His most recent award came from Flunkmaster Magazine for having the highest differential between his personal compensation and his company’s performance, among all CEO’s. In the article, Staffmelt credited his best friend and personal agent for developing and negotiating a complex pay scheme algorithm for him, which kept his package skyrocketing in spite of cratering results. “Guy’s a genious,” Staffmelt was quoted. “True genious. I love the guy. I’d marry him if he weren’t so ugly.”

As most know, Earmark Passage was recentlydetermined to be a dangerous addiction by the Center for Disease Control and Nitwit Behavior Mitigation. The addiction appears to mostly affect lawmakers who possess particularly soft brain tissue, many of whom flunked arithmetic in elementary school, and others who were bullied as children. One addict, who agreed to be intereviewed, claimed that his Earmark habit developed in the 3rd grade, when he used to squander his lunch money to buy marbles for a special boyfriend. The habit grew stronger in high school as he cashed-in his gift savings bonds and bought an enormous collection of pet rocks. In college, he pissed away his tuition and ended up flunking out by not attending any morning classes. Sad, sad story of the inability to break-out of the cycle of wasting then squandering, and squandering then wasting that has affected so many of these people who, by the way, object to being called “bird brains”.


















