Terminalcoffee discussion

http://www.nytimes.com/2009/06/30/bus...

What do you think?

If his family had moved money into other individual's accounts, e.g. his wife or kids', I sure hope they lose it.

150 years. No parole.

If his wife and children touched the money, I think they're at fault.

I think he deserved the 150 years. I don't think it makes much difference to those whose money he stole.

I hope there's some hard labor involved with Mr. Madoff's term in prison. There should be.

The prison term itself doesn't affect me that much, but they should have fined the living hell out of him, so that his family wouldn't have much, kind of like the way he left some of his investors.

Madoff's on his way to Federal Pound-Me-In-The-Ass prison.

Ahem.


*ew!*


From what I slightly know, yes he does deserve to do a lot of time.

Come on now...everyone knows where my quote is from!

No, Gus, where?

Office Space! Remember? When Peter's dreaming about being sentenced for the crime of embezzling all that money from Initech, and the judge sentences Samir and Michael Bolton to 3 years in a Federal Pound-Me-In-The-Ass prison.

I need to watch Office Space a few more times, I guess...
I fixate on the flair. And the stapler.

Jennifer Aniston is underrated in that movie. How come she never talks about Office Space?

That movie rocked. I like the scene where they're riding in the car and she says "so how is that not illegal?"

*smashes a fax machine*

Eh. Anyone could have played Joanna. Nothing special about Jennifer Aniston's performance, except for her reaction when she learns she and Peter both share a fondness for Kung Fu.

I love Office Space.

Alec Baldwin wrote a piece in HuffPost today suggesting that instead of 150 years, Madoff get a lesser sentence in exchange for telling everything he did, and working with authorities to keep anyone else from ever doing it again. Like the kid from Catch Me If You Can.

That's not a bad idea. We already know to stop stuff like that from happening again they need more regulation, and he can clue them in on what to look for. BUT, he chose a bad time to be a swindler, so he's gonna have to be made a very strong example of.

Sarah Pi wrote: "I love Office Space.

Alec Baldwin wrote a piece in HuffPost today suggesting that instead of 150 years, Madoff get a lesser sentence in exchange for telling everything he did, and working with au..."

Sure, I'm okay with cutting his sentence down to 50 years.

He's 71, right?