Wall Street protesters: We're in for the long haul

[Ed Anger]

I wouldn't use "need".

Yes, I need the Denny's Cheesy menu.

[Ideologue]

I need Reese's cups to live.

[DGuller]

I need Reese's cups to live.

In a couple of years you would need insulin shots to live.

[Ed Anger]

I need Reese's cups to live.

I've must have ate a dozen buckeyes today. nom nom nom

[garbon]

I wouldn't use "need".

Yes, I need the Denny's Cheesy menu.

Most of that food doesn't even look remotely appetizing - especially when you factor in the high quality you get at Denny's.

http://foodbeast.com/content/gallery/dennys-new-menu-lets-get-cheesy/

[Ed Anger]

I know. Denny's is a last resort. After I've rummaged through my glovebox for 5 year old candy bars.

[Ideologue]

I prefer Waffle House myself.

I assume buckeyes aren't fellow Ohioans?  Although it suggests a loophole for vegetarians; you can usually justify killing people on independent grounds.

[HisMajestyBOB]

I need Reese's cups to live.

Especially if you toss them in the freezer for a bit.

[Darth Wagtaros]

You get the smaller ones, then put some chocolate chip cookie dough in mini-muffin tins.  When they come out of the oven stick the reeses cups into the still hot cookie to make a cookie candy wrap.

[Ideologue]

I think that's a little gluttonous.

[Ed Anger]

I prefer Waffle House myself.

I assume buckeyes aren't fellow Ohioans?  Although it suggests a loophole for vegetarians; you can usually justify killing people on independent grounds.

http://allrecipes.com/Recipe/buckeyes-i/detail.aspx   

[garbon]

The protestors went to Times Square. Just when I though Times Square couldn't get any worse...

[Tonitrus]

Have we gone from Civil War hijacks to Reese's Peanut Butter Cup hijacks? 

[Ideologue]

I'm a mimetic motherfucker.

[garbon]

Woot! As of last Wednesday, the city has spent 3.2 million in overtime for police to take care of the protesters.

I also like the Boston take on the 150k that's been spent there.

http://articles.boston.com/2011-10-15/news/30284035_1_overtime-costs-boston-police-protesters

"I never thought about that," said Laurel Byrne-Macmillan, 31, a nurse from Gloucester, when asked about the cost. "But you know what? Democracy isn't free. ... We have the right as citizens to inconvenience some people to get our point across, and that is one of the gifts this country gives to us."

Byrne-Macmillan held a sign that said, "Bring our soldiers and our $ home. End the war." She said that compared with the federal government's spending on the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, "This is a drop in the bucket."

She also had a suggestion for helping to defray the overtime costs, "Why don't you take it out of the bonuses of those CEOs [who received bailout money]? "Ask them to donate a little money."