They are veterans in the holiday business, having invented dozens, including "Humbug Day," "Panic Day," "Blah Blah Blah Day" and "Take Your Houseplants for a Walk Day".
And Friday's record volume in the S&P Depository Receipts was double that of the panic day on February 27.
Voters panicked days before polling day when John Hewson, the party leader, couldn't explain to an interviewer how his plan to impose a sales tax would affect the cost of an iced birthday cake in a bakers' shop.
The pernicious Rockefeller Drug Laws that imposed brutal mandatory minimum prison sentences for traffickers, passed during the white-panic days of the 1970s, weren't repealed until 2009.
How could the supposedly "contained" subprime mortgage problem metastasize into a global financial panic (some days to the down side, other days to the up side)?
After the October '29 market crash he used the word depression on Dec. 3 of that year, and "the recent panic" two days later.
I can't call or email you in a panic on days like today when everything feels out of my control, and not one person but my sister has called to see if I'm OK.
The offensive established a short-lived bridgehead, evacuated in panic two days after the operation commenced, under tank and mortar fire from the Yugoslav People's Army JNAA) deployed north of Glina.
