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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 2)
Justin 8:58AM (1/06/2009)
Warren Buffett is from Omaha Nebraska, not Texas as the article mentions. He is commonly referred to as the "Oracle of Omaha."
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Adam 8:58AM (1/06/2009)
Buffett is from Omaha, Nebraska...not Texas.
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Chris 9:02AM (1/06/2009)
Texas based investor? I guess they just call Buffet the Oracle of Omaha because it rhymes?
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Torqued 9:45AM (1/06/2009)
"Oracle of Omaha" doesn't rhyme.
rsfourever 9:48AM (1/06/2009)
consonance
fzx 10:11AM (1/06/2009)
It's Assonance.
tenfifteen 11:10AM (1/06/2009)
It's alliteration.
Quan 12:09PM (1/06/2009)
hahaha This string of replies made me laugh.
MajorGeek 9:03AM (1/06/2009)
Should I say hes from Omaha... oh wait.
P.S No one cares where hes from.
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216 9:05AM (1/06/2009)
exactly
Epyx 9:09AM (1/06/2009)
Investors with A and B shares do. The annual meeting is actually very entertaining and it is held in Omaha every year. Also, I beleive the resedents of Omaha do not like to be ommited. Furthermore, just for the sake of journalistic integrity, it is good to get the facts correct.
MajorGeek 9:15AM (1/06/2009)
It was a joke, meant to be light hearted. For more, please reference:
http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/joke
Mr. Luke 1:32PM (1/06/2009)
He;s a vulture!
FThorn 9:09AM (1/06/2009)
Go AMISH (and Menonites) !!!
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Polly Prissy Pants 9:10AM (1/06/2009)
Maybe he's figuring the economy will get so bad that people will have to buy and live in RVs once they lose their homes?
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Rob 9:54AM (1/06/2009)
I was kinda thinking the same thing. Real estate is expensive... so maybe in a poor economy, more people will move into glorified trailer parks.
Epyx 9:53AM (1/06/2009)
Well played.
Chris 9:23AM (1/06/2009)
This isn't news? He's at the age where one is bound to buy a RV.
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jamie 11:44AM (1/06/2009)
Buffett: "I liked the motorhome so much, I bought the company!"
Jim R 9:41AM (1/06/2009)
Buffett is an extremely shrewd investor. If I had money, I would do exactly as he does...albeit on a much smaller scale. Unlike short-term, knee-jerk thinkers like Kerkorian, Buffett knows the economy won't stay down forever and is in this for the long haul.
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