Got to rethink the problem. We can't compete.

[.... callchet ....]

USA needs a vocation. I'm leaning toward new energy. Windmills and solar cells aren't it. Too complicated and too sensitive to weather and environmental conditions. Solar cells especially pose a threat due to rain water runoff. Will need large retention ponds. Land underneath will have aquifer effected. Just don't like the look of windmills. Don't worry, I will find an alternative for both of them.

[BlooInBloo]

1. Ugh. Enough with your "Game over man!" threads.

[.... callchet ....]

2. Sorry, but just have been realizing what a tough spot the USA is in.

USA needs help. We will never be able to compete with Chinese labor costs.

[The_Casual_Observer]

3. If we are going to wait for you to find them it's time to worry.

[.... callchet ....]

4. Nobody else is volunteering !

I used to think that we could do something by watching our labor costs, but there is no way to get down to 25 cents an hour. In order to generate a living as a country, there is going to have to be something really innovative.

[The_Casual_Observer]

5. The last time there was a serious recession 92-93 I racked

my brain in front of my dos computer with 1200 baud modem trying to figure out what the next big thing would be & couldn't come up with anything.

I'm having the same sort of problem now. Things never change.

[Idealism]

6. And that is why you are still on this message board

instead of selling your soul for a 3.5 million house in the hamptons

[razors edge]

7. Make Haliburton do community service.

Force them to compartmentalize and mass produce Geothermal Electric plants that are mobile and reusable.

We could pay them, but we already did.

[Tuesday Afternoon]

8. oh...I like the way you think

where do I sign? ;)