During a rainstorm in Washington in early 2009, amid the furor over Wall Street’s post-bailout bonuses, an American International Group employee pulled out an umbrella that had the insurer’s name on it. “Somebody came by, grabbed the umbrella and broke it,” said AIG Chief Executive Robert Benmosche, who added that the attacker told the employee to engage in a sexual act impossible to perform on oneself. [Reuters]
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Now that would make for a great stocking stuffer!
I think you’ll find it in the R’s.
Impossible is nothing.
A Vayner
Anyone know whats currently for sale at AIG?
Seems like their mortgage unit (United) and some other bits (Travel) could be of interest
Anyone know whats currently for sale at AIG?
Seems like their mortgage unit (United) and some other bits (Travel) could be of interest
Anyone know whats currently for sale at AIG?
Seems like their mortgage unit (United) and some other bits (Travel) could be of interest
Anyone know whats currently for sale at AIG?
Seems like their mortgage unit (United) and some other bits (Travel) could be of interest
Emmerson: From impossible to already done.
Emmerson: From impossible to already done.
Emmerson: From impossible to already done.
Emmerson: From impossible to already done.
Emmerson: From impossible to already done.
Emmerson: From impossible to already done.
Doesn’t mean you shouldn’t at least try.
“the attacker told the employee to engage in a sexual act impossible to perform on oneself.”
the dutch rudder?
“the attacker told the employee to engage in a sexual act impossible to perform on oneself.”
the dutch rudder?
“the attacker told the employee to engage in a sexual act impossible to perform on oneself”
Obviously you’re not a golfer.