Dow to 4000 ??

[Casca]

[quote=Aecetia]So how many cats makes you crazy? What if they decide to move in with you vs. you go out and buy them on purpose. I always thought you were pretty narrow minded when it came to cat issues. Cats, after all represent the feminine and cannot possibly be owned. It is not like you (TG) own Rottweilers or Dobermans. By the way, that comes up when you try to buy insurance on line now. [/quote]

One cat is too many. I’m amazed at those who will keep a box of shit in their house. What’s with that? A woman can usually have a man or a cat, not both.

Dogs have 40% of the prefrontal cortex of human beings. This is where all the ability to learn, and deductive reasoning is stored. Cats don’t have a prefrontal cortex. It’s not that they can’t be owned. They just have no idea who owns them. Nor are they ever responsible for rash and silly acts. What man wants that in his life?

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[quote=Casca]
Dogs have 40% of the prefrontal cortex of human beings. This is where all the ability to learn, and deductive reasoning is stored. Cats don’t have a prefrontal cortex. It’s not that they can’t be owned. They just have no idea who owns them. Nor are they ever responsible for rash and silly acts. What man wants that in his life?
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[quote=Casca]
Dogs have 40% of the prefrontal cortex of human beings. This is where all the ability to learn, and deductive reasoning is stored. Cats don’t have a prefrontal cortex. It’s not that they can’t be owned. They just have no idea who owns them. Nor are they ever responsible for rash and silly acts. What man wants that in his life?
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[quote=Casca]
Dogs have 40% of the prefrontal cortex of human beings. This is where all the ability to learn, and deductive reasoning is stored. Cats don’t have a prefrontal cortex. It’s not that they can’t be owned. They just have no idea who owns them. Nor are they ever responsible for rash and silly acts. What man wants that in his life?
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[kewp]

[quote=Casca]
Dogs have 40% of the prefrontal cortex of human beings. This is where all the ability to learn, and deductive reasoning is stored. Cats don’t have a prefrontal cortex. It’s not that they can’t be owned. They just have no idea who owns them. Nor are they ever responsible for rash and silly acts. What man wants that in his life?
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[kewp]

[quote=Casca]
Dogs have 40% of the prefrontal cortex of human beings. This is where all the ability to learn, and deductive reasoning is stored. Cats don’t have a prefrontal cortex. It’s not that they can’t be owned. They just have no idea who owns them. Nor are they ever responsible for rash and silly acts. What man wants that in his life?
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[Enorah]

wow

just wow

oh, the wows are about the cat bashing

my girls are not amused

[Enorah]

wow

just wow

oh, the wows are about the cat bashing

my girls are not amused

[Enorah]

wow

just wow

oh, the wows are about the cat bashing

my girls are not amused

[Enorah]

wow

just wow

oh, the wows are about the cat bashing

my girls are not amused

[Enorah]

wow

just wow

oh, the wows are about the cat bashing

my girls are not amused

[4plexowner]

“the signal to look for that for me means BUY is when the djia is the same as one ounce of gold. dow 2500 gold 2500 an ounce means trade all the gold for stocks. probably sometime in 2011”

Richard Russell always mentions Dow 3000 or Dow 3500 as the point where the price of one oz of gold equals the value of the Dow – Richard says that major bear markets end when the ratio of Dow to gold is in the 1:1 – 1:2 range (1 or 2 oz gold buys the Dow) – seems reasonable to me in the 2011 timeframe

save some of your gold to trade for real estate as well – 2011 is probably too early for that trade – more likely 2012 to 2014 timeframe

[4plexowner]

“the signal to look for that for me means BUY is when the djia is the same as one ounce of gold. dow 2500 gold 2500 an ounce means trade all the gold for stocks. probably sometime in 2011”

Richard Russell always mentions Dow 3000 or Dow 3500 as the point where the price of one oz of gold equals the value of the Dow – Richard says that major bear markets end when the ratio of Dow to gold is in the 1:1 – 1:2 range (1 or 2 oz gold buys the Dow) – seems reasonable to me in the 2011 timeframe

save some of your gold to trade for real estate as well – 2011 is probably too early for that trade – more likely 2012 to 2014 timeframe

[4plexowner]

“the signal to look for that for me means BUY is when the djia is the same as one ounce of gold. dow 2500 gold 2500 an ounce means trade all the gold for stocks. probably sometime in 2011”

Richard Russell always mentions Dow 3000 or Dow 3500 as the point where the price of one oz of gold equals the value of the Dow – Richard says that major bear markets end when the ratio of Dow to gold is in the 1:1 – 1:2 range (1 or 2 oz gold buys the Dow) – seems reasonable to me in the 2011 timeframe

save some of your gold to trade for real estate as well – 2011 is probably too early for that trade – more likely 2012 to 2014 timeframe

[4plexowner]

“the signal to look for that for me means BUY is when the djia is the same as one ounce of gold. dow 2500 gold 2500 an ounce means trade all the gold for stocks. probably sometime in 2011”

Richard Russell always mentions Dow 3000 or Dow 3500 as the point where the price of one oz of gold equals the value of the Dow – Richard says that major bear markets end when the ratio of Dow to gold is in the 1:1 – 1:2 range (1 or 2 oz gold buys the Dow) – seems reasonable to me in the 2011 timeframe

save some of your gold to trade for real estate as well – 2011 is probably too early for that trade – more likely 2012 to 2014 timeframe

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