God Sandro you're such a troll.
Obviously there was inflation between 1999 and 2009 because there was actually economic growth. With economic growth comes inflation through various indicators such as increased in wages, house prices, commodity prices, natural ressources prices, etc.
If you take a current look at 2008-2009, you will clearly notice deflation. Deflation is noticed through the combination of multiple indicators:
Lower commodity prices, check.
Lower natural ressources prices, check.
Lower housing prices, check.
Market crash, check.
Increase in gold prices, check.
Lower Baltic dry index, check.
Have you looked at the price of gas lately? You speak of groceries, compared your bills between Feb '09 and Feb '08, unless you like Californian's oranges as you'll pay a premium of currency exchange rates, you'll be paying less for more.
Have you shopped for a car lately? Have you shopped for a TV? Bought a plane ticket? There are SO many examples of deflation.
The stock market, while being overpriced and overly inflated I'll give you that, is back to 1990 levels. That's 20 years of gain, value, inflation, boom, gone. You call this INFLATION?
I propose we start an "educate Sandro" fund and use these funds to sponsor a few economic classes for you.