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February 26, 2009 at 8:59 AM in reply to: Good areas of Oceanside or other inexpensive ocean areas #355589February 26, 2009 at 8:59 AM in reply to: Good areas of Oceanside or other inexpensive ocean areas #355726
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ParticipantThe nice parts of Oceanside are right next to the cold parts of Hell.
Ocean living is more overcast more than you want it to be.
February 26, 2009 at 8:59 AM in reply to: Good areas of Oceanside or other inexpensive ocean areas #355755ParticipantThe nice parts of Oceanside are right next to the cold parts of Hell.
Ocean living is more overcast more than you want it to be.
February 26, 2009 at 8:59 AM in reply to: Good areas of Oceanside or other inexpensive ocean areas #355866ParticipantThe nice parts of Oceanside are right next to the cold parts of Hell.
Ocean living is more overcast more than you want it to be.
ParticipantHere’s a decent SFR for $700K. No Mello Ruse (sic).
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/3185-Lower-Ridge-Rd-92130/home/4456876
ParticipantHere’s a decent SFR for $700K. No Mello Ruse (sic).
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/3185-Lower-Ridge-Rd-92130/home/4456876
ParticipantHere’s a decent SFR for $700K. No Mello Ruse (sic).
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/3185-Lower-Ridge-Rd-92130/home/4456876
ParticipantHere’s a decent SFR for $700K. No Mello Ruse (sic).
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/3185-Lower-Ridge-Rd-92130/home/4456876
ParticipantHere’s a decent SFR for $700K. No Mello Ruse (sic).
http://www.redfin.com/CA/San-Diego/3185-Lower-Ridge-Rd-92130/home/4456876
ParticipantSteel can be manufactured. Gold cannot. It is also difficult to destroy. Practically, the amount of gold in the world is fixed – some is available to trade and some is buried. So, it makes a decent “storage mechanism for value” otherwise known as money.
Fluctuations in the bread/gold ratio are likely due to weather and farming conditions more so than fluctuations in gold.
Carrying 300 loaves of bread in your backpack would be cumbersome with steel.
At $1000/oz, a millionaire would only need 63 pounds of gold to store all his wealth. At $2/pound, a million dollars of steel would weigh 250 tons.
ParticipantSteel can be manufactured. Gold cannot. It is also difficult to destroy. Practically, the amount of gold in the world is fixed – some is available to trade and some is buried. So, it makes a decent “storage mechanism for value” otherwise known as money.
Fluctuations in the bread/gold ratio are likely due to weather and farming conditions more so than fluctuations in gold.
Carrying 300 loaves of bread in your backpack would be cumbersome with steel.
At $1000/oz, a millionaire would only need 63 pounds of gold to store all his wealth. At $2/pound, a million dollars of steel would weigh 250 tons.
ParticipantSteel can be manufactured. Gold cannot. It is also difficult to destroy. Practically, the amount of gold in the world is fixed – some is available to trade and some is buried. So, it makes a decent “storage mechanism for value” otherwise known as money.
Fluctuations in the bread/gold ratio are likely due to weather and farming conditions more so than fluctuations in gold.
Carrying 300 loaves of bread in your backpack would be cumbersome with steel.
At $1000/oz, a millionaire would only need 63 pounds of gold to store all his wealth. At $2/pound, a million dollars of steel would weigh 250 tons.
ParticipantSteel can be manufactured. Gold cannot. It is also difficult to destroy. Practically, the amount of gold in the world is fixed – some is available to trade and some is buried. So, it makes a decent “storage mechanism for value” otherwise known as money.
Fluctuations in the bread/gold ratio are likely due to weather and farming conditions more so than fluctuations in gold.
Carrying 300 loaves of bread in your backpack would be cumbersome with steel.
At $1000/oz, a millionaire would only need 63 pounds of gold to store all his wealth. At $2/pound, a million dollars of steel would weigh 250 tons.
ParticipantSteel can be manufactured. Gold cannot. It is also difficult to destroy. Practically, the amount of gold in the world is fixed – some is available to trade and some is buried. So, it makes a decent “storage mechanism for value” otherwise known as money.
Fluctuations in the bread/gold ratio are likely due to weather and farming conditions more so than fluctuations in gold.
Carrying 300 loaves of bread in your backpack would be cumbersome with steel.
At $1000/oz, a millionaire would only need 63 pounds of gold to store all his wealth. At $2/pound, a million dollars of steel would weigh 250 tons.
ParticipantSorry I was unable to make it, and will not be too busy on this forum for a couple months.
CDMAEng and I have a Battlebot to build and it will consume me until the event.
If you really want to see a spectacle, make your way up to the Bay Area in late April and watch the event. I guarantee it’ll be worth it.
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