Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse
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WTW
Weight Watchers I - $26.51
- -3.56%
- $27.52
Famine There is a great book called "Good Omens" where the incarnation of famine is a diet guru, so WTW seems appropriate here.
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MSFT
Microsoft Corpora - $29.12
- +0.38%
- $29.07
Pestilence Knowing that I am an Apple/Mac guy will put this choice into perspective.
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HAL
Halliburton Co - $31.42
- -0.16%
- $31.81
War I think there were a lot of cheap shots I could take here, but this one seemed most appropriate at this time.
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MO
Altria Group Inc - $18.97
- -0.52%
- $19.23
Death Almost too easy.....
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03/30/2007 12:06 PM CDT Asked by Kenn
I thought Death was something that should be obvious so I just went with MO. But for the otehr 3, I thought they should be more subtle, so Weight Loss for famine, Microsoft for almost facilitating viruses that plague the internet and Halliburton for what I consider war profiteering during the current Iraq war (not hard to figure out where my politics are, huh?) :-)
03/29/2007 15:49 PM CDT Asked by papoanaya
I have to admit that it is pretty cool. Although there are a lot of in war and pestilence. Although I'm no fond of Microsoft (Linux user), probably a biotech would have been also good.
03/29/2007 15:34 PM CDT Asked by Kairael
er, did I say defense? I meant war.
03/29/2007 15:34 PM CDT Asked by Kairael
Hahaha, I like your picks, pretty unique. I thought you'd use a good defense company for defense, Halliburton though?