griffin federal reserve

[investor]

[quote=ucodegen][quote investor]
I consider a CPA an academic position. Maybe you don’t have the respect I do for the work that went into obtaining it. But, then again, you don’t have one do you?
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CPA is an academic position?? Really? I don’t think that a CPA would agree with you(would need SK in CV to chime in here). The exam for a CPA is often considered to be harder than the BAR exam. From memory, the CPA exam is actually 4 exams. Total time if taken all at once is about 2 days. (BAR exam is 6 hours).

I don’t know what you are trying to achieve with the statement above though.
Not even worth my time responding to this garbage, aside from this.
I’m getting the weird feeling that ‘investor’ is currently taking classes. There is a 1.5 hours on/off to his board pubs. Tuesday classes @UCSD are 1.5 hours long. I also notice some weird timestamps on his postings. Looks like using different computers, possibly different types (Unix vs MSFT) with possible different time-bases. That said, UCSD computers tend to be well managed and sync’d up to a time-server. Maybe high school?

Maybe it is just the noise in the back of the room making it hard for me to concentrate ;-P[/quote]

[ucodegen]

Umm.. I see your quotes.. but nothing entered above for your statements.

[ucodegen]

Umm.. I see your quotes.. but nothing entered above for your statements.

[ucodegen]

Umm.. I see your quotes.. but nothing entered above for your statements.

[ucodegen]

Umm.. I see your quotes.. but nothing entered above for your statements.

[ucodegen]

Umm.. I see your quotes.. but nothing entered above for your statements.

[investor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=investor]I consider a CPA an academic position. Maybe you don’t have the respect I do for the work that went into obtaining it. But, then again, you don’t have one do you?[/quote]

I’m sure you do consider a CPA an academic position (its not, of course). CPA stands for “Certified Public Accountant” and is a statutory title, not a degree. I do have respect for the work SK put in, hence my referencing his CPA in one of my earlier posts.

And, yes, I got your little barb about my not having a CPA, and, truthfully, not a night goes by that I don’t cry myself to sleep over it. I’ve also not run with the bulls in Pamplona, nor have I danced with the Bolshoi Ballet. All of these things haunt me ceaselessly.

I would opine that, if I were to have spent 16 years in Collage, I’d be pretty peeved with the results of my efforts, if this is the best you can come up with. I’d certainly hope for some blistering ripostes and the ability to showcase my towering intellect with a carefully crafted and splendidly deployed campaign of rhetorical “shock and awe”. A virtuoso tour-de-force, if you will.

Instead we’re treated to schoolyard putdowns and a stumbling, ham-handed assault that would embarrass a 4th grader. I’m guessing its hard to see through your tears and that snot is fouling the keyboard, thus causing this level of fumbling ineptitude.[/quote]
It is insults like these that made me include that mean statement about you not having a CPA. As I first read this post, I felt pangs of regret for having said that but you came through in fine fashion at the end, justifying my crass comment.
I know CPA’s and I know the work that goes into them. It is worthy of respect, just like an academic degree but it is not a degree so I called it an academic position. I guess that that difference was too subtle for you.

[investor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=investor]I consider a CPA an academic position. Maybe you don’t have the respect I do for the work that went into obtaining it. But, then again, you don’t have one do you?[/quote]

I’m sure you do consider a CPA an academic position (its not, of course). CPA stands for “Certified Public Accountant” and is a statutory title, not a degree. I do have respect for the work SK put in, hence my referencing his CPA in one of my earlier posts.

And, yes, I got your little barb about my not having a CPA, and, truthfully, not a night goes by that I don’t cry myself to sleep over it. I’ve also not run with the bulls in Pamplona, nor have I danced with the Bolshoi Ballet. All of these things haunt me ceaselessly.

I would opine that, if I were to have spent 16 years in Collage, I’d be pretty peeved with the results of my efforts, if this is the best you can come up with. I’d certainly hope for some blistering ripostes and the ability to showcase my towering intellect with a carefully crafted and splendidly deployed campaign of rhetorical “shock and awe”. A virtuoso tour-de-force, if you will.

Instead we’re treated to schoolyard putdowns and a stumbling, ham-handed assault that would embarrass a 4th grader. I’m guessing its hard to see through your tears and that snot is fouling the keyboard, thus causing this level of fumbling ineptitude.[/quote]
It is insults like these that made me include that mean statement about you not having a CPA. As I first read this post, I felt pangs of regret for having said that but you came through in fine fashion at the end, justifying my crass comment.
I know CPA’s and I know the work that goes into them. It is worthy of respect, just like an academic degree but it is not a degree so I called it an academic position. I guess that that difference was too subtle for you.

[investor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=investor]I consider a CPA an academic position. Maybe you don’t have the respect I do for the work that went into obtaining it. But, then again, you don’t have one do you?[/quote]

I’m sure you do consider a CPA an academic position (its not, of course). CPA stands for “Certified Public Accountant” and is a statutory title, not a degree. I do have respect for the work SK put in, hence my referencing his CPA in one of my earlier posts.

And, yes, I got your little barb about my not having a CPA, and, truthfully, not a night goes by that I don’t cry myself to sleep over it. I’ve also not run with the bulls in Pamplona, nor have I danced with the Bolshoi Ballet. All of these things haunt me ceaselessly.

I would opine that, if I were to have spent 16 years in Collage, I’d be pretty peeved with the results of my efforts, if this is the best you can come up with. I’d certainly hope for some blistering ripostes and the ability to showcase my towering intellect with a carefully crafted and splendidly deployed campaign of rhetorical “shock and awe”. A virtuoso tour-de-force, if you will.

Instead we’re treated to schoolyard putdowns and a stumbling, ham-handed assault that would embarrass a 4th grader. I’m guessing its hard to see through your tears and that snot is fouling the keyboard, thus causing this level of fumbling ineptitude.[/quote]
It is insults like these that made me include that mean statement about you not having a CPA. As I first read this post, I felt pangs of regret for having said that but you came through in fine fashion at the end, justifying my crass comment.
I know CPA’s and I know the work that goes into them. It is worthy of respect, just like an academic degree but it is not a degree so I called it an academic position. I guess that that difference was too subtle for you.

[investor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=investor]I consider a CPA an academic position. Maybe you don’t have the respect I do for the work that went into obtaining it. But, then again, you don’t have one do you?[/quote]

I’m sure you do consider a CPA an academic position (its not, of course). CPA stands for “Certified Public Accountant” and is a statutory title, not a degree. I do have respect for the work SK put in, hence my referencing his CPA in one of my earlier posts.

And, yes, I got your little barb about my not having a CPA, and, truthfully, not a night goes by that I don’t cry myself to sleep over it. I’ve also not run with the bulls in Pamplona, nor have I danced with the Bolshoi Ballet. All of these things haunt me ceaselessly.

I would opine that, if I were to have spent 16 years in Collage, I’d be pretty peeved with the results of my efforts, if this is the best you can come up with. I’d certainly hope for some blistering ripostes and the ability to showcase my towering intellect with a carefully crafted and splendidly deployed campaign of rhetorical “shock and awe”. A virtuoso tour-de-force, if you will.

Instead we’re treated to schoolyard putdowns and a stumbling, ham-handed assault that would embarrass a 4th grader. I’m guessing its hard to see through your tears and that snot is fouling the keyboard, thus causing this level of fumbling ineptitude.[/quote]
It is insults like these that made me include that mean statement about you not having a CPA. As I first read this post, I felt pangs of regret for having said that but you came through in fine fashion at the end, justifying my crass comment.
I know CPA’s and I know the work that goes into them. It is worthy of respect, just like an academic degree but it is not a degree so I called it an academic position. I guess that that difference was too subtle for you.

[investor]

[quote=Allan from Fallbrook][quote=investor]I consider a CPA an academic position. Maybe you don’t have the respect I do for the work that went into obtaining it. But, then again, you don’t have one do you?[/quote]

I’m sure you do consider a CPA an academic position (its not, of course). CPA stands for “Certified Public Accountant” and is a statutory title, not a degree. I do have respect for the work SK put in, hence my referencing his CPA in one of my earlier posts.

And, yes, I got your little barb about my not having a CPA, and, truthfully, not a night goes by that I don’t cry myself to sleep over it. I’ve also not run with the bulls in Pamplona, nor have I danced with the Bolshoi Ballet. All of these things haunt me ceaselessly.

I would opine that, if I were to have spent 16 years in Collage, I’d be pretty peeved with the results of my efforts, if this is the best you can come up with. I’d certainly hope for some blistering ripostes and the ability to showcase my towering intellect with a carefully crafted and splendidly deployed campaign of rhetorical “shock and awe”. A virtuoso tour-de-force, if you will.

Instead we’re treated to schoolyard putdowns and a stumbling, ham-handed assault that would embarrass a 4th grader. I’m guessing its hard to see through your tears and that snot is fouling the keyboard, thus causing this level of fumbling ineptitude.[/quote]
It is insults like these that made me include that mean statement about you not having a CPA. As I first read this post, I felt pangs of regret for having said that but you came through in fine fashion at the end, justifying my crass comment.
I know CPA’s and I know the work that goes into them. It is worthy of respect, just like an academic degree but it is not a degree so I called it an academic position. I guess that that difference was too subtle for you.

[investor]

[quote=ucodegen][quote investor]
Can you not read?
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That center quote box makes it a little hard.

This is also why I do it the long/hard way.

You could have just done something like

[quote davelj]
and yet you’re still posting… I think it’s great that George Soros doesn’t mind you surfing the internet during your important meetings with him.
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George soros? boy, have you got me wrong. George Soros, in my book, is the main reason we have the socialistic trends in the federal Government right now. Not something, a die hard capitilist like me likes.

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I like your writing better than mine. When I blog, I concentrate on content rather than having it published. Which brings up this, what have you published that I might read more of your writing? What’s that? Not published? O, I get it. You are another one of those that looks for trivial mistakes in order to slime someone, rather than addressing the content. Now I understand UC-of-degenerate.

[investor]

[quote=ucodegen][quote investor]
Can you not read?
[/quote]
That center quote box makes it a little hard.

This is also why I do it the long/hard way.

You could have just done something like

[quote davelj]
and yet you’re still posting… I think it’s great that George Soros doesn’t mind you surfing the internet during your important meetings with him.
[/quote]
George soros? boy, have you got me wrong. George Soros, in my book, is the main reason we have the socialistic trends in the federal Government right now. Not something, a die hard capitilist like me likes.

[/quote]
I like your writing better than mine. When I blog, I concentrate on content rather than having it published. Which brings up this, what have you published that I might read more of your writing? What’s that? Not published? O, I get it. You are another one of those that looks for trivial mistakes in order to slime someone, rather than addressing the content. Now I understand UC-of-degenerate.

[investor]

[quote=ucodegen][quote investor]
Can you not read?
[/quote]
That center quote box makes it a little hard.

This is also why I do it the long/hard way.

You could have just done something like

[quote davelj]
and yet you’re still posting… I think it’s great that George Soros doesn’t mind you surfing the internet during your important meetings with him.
[/quote]
George soros? boy, have you got me wrong. George Soros, in my book, is the main reason we have the socialistic trends in the federal Government right now. Not something, a die hard capitilist like me likes.

[/quote]
I like your writing better than mine. When I blog, I concentrate on content rather than having it published. Which brings up this, what have you published that I might read more of your writing? What’s that? Not published? O, I get it. You are another one of those that looks for trivial mistakes in order to slime someone, rather than addressing the content. Now I understand UC-of-degenerate.

[investor]

[quote=ucodegen][quote investor]
Can you not read?
[/quote]
That center quote box makes it a little hard.

This is also why I do it the long/hard way.

You could have just done something like

[quote davelj]
and yet you’re still posting… I think it’s great that George Soros doesn’t mind you surfing the internet during your important meetings with him.
[/quote]
George soros? boy, have you got me wrong. George Soros, in my book, is the main reason we have the socialistic trends in the federal Government right now. Not something, a die hard capitilist like me likes.

[/quote]
I like your writing better than mine. When I blog, I concentrate on content rather than having it published. Which brings up this, what have you published that I might read more of your writing? What’s that? Not published? O, I get it. You are another one of those that looks for trivial mistakes in order to slime someone, rather than addressing the content. Now I understand UC-of-degenerate.

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