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temeculaguy
Participantsocratt, I consider a 3/4 full glass a failure, I prefer an empty glass and cellar full of bottles. Read Roubini stuff, all of it, not just the select quotes, he thinks this is all over by the NBA finals (or as he calls it Q2 2010) but he gives warnings and guidance to steer policy, it’s just his way and now they listen to him.
partypu, that sound so ver peter schiff, not quite double in 3 years, decent return betting the “dont pass line” but don’t sprain your arm patting yourself on the back, many have done better betting on the pass line (craps reference, couldn’t figure a way to work porn or sports into this so gambling reference will have to do).
I’ll sprain my arm patting myself on the back that will smoke your gold profit, hopefully someone read my ramblings and is making it rain at a strip club right now.
http://piggington.com/dow_to_4000#comment-110240
That’s my entire piggington stock advice in it’s totality. I keep resetting it everytime I hear the world is coming to an end, I have it bookmarked to remind myself. With every gold, canned food and ammo post, I reach back and look at the 400%, 500%, 600% and realize that I need to use the same grains of salt I used with the r/e bulls of 2006, with the end of the worlders of 2009.
$1,000 each on the day I mentioned them would be worth right now:
HOG 8.33 to 25.19 1k= 3,024
GE 7.06 to 14.87 1k= 2,106
F 1.70 to 7.39 1k= 4,347
HOV .58 to 4.12 1k= 7,103
COST 38.98 to 57.06 1k= 1,463
MO 15.72 to 18.59 1k= 1,1826k investment in March, over 19k today. Funny, a homebuilder and an automaker were the best of the lot, all made money and in total they beat the crap out of your gold in less than 1/6th the time, investing in gold on that same day would require over a 100k investment to match the same profit in actual dollars that my paltry 6k investment would have required. So I say again, look for the next burning building, the one with all the people running out of it and start running into it. Save yourself the personal anguish I put myself through, I’m out 13k of pure debauchery funding because I listened to the doomsdayers when I knew I shouldn’t, I’ve had enough fear, it’s never served me well. I love cheerleaders, some of my fondest memories were cheerleaders, so i’ll say a cheer right now and make another prediction that socratt can look back on in 3 years, the world wont end, the united states will not fall into financial oblivian and become a VH1 “where are they now” episode. We needed this reset, we will survive this and we will emerge on the other side of this stronger than ever before, and before that 3 year mark, will you see it coming?
temeculaguy
Participantsocratt, I consider a 3/4 full glass a failure, I prefer an empty glass and cellar full of bottles. Read Roubini stuff, all of it, not just the select quotes, he thinks this is all over by the NBA finals (or as he calls it Q2 2010) but he gives warnings and guidance to steer policy, it’s just his way and now they listen to him.
partypu, that sound so ver peter schiff, not quite double in 3 years, decent return betting the “dont pass line” but don’t sprain your arm patting yourself on the back, many have done better betting on the pass line (craps reference, couldn’t figure a way to work porn or sports into this so gambling reference will have to do).
I’ll sprain my arm patting myself on the back that will smoke your gold profit, hopefully someone read my ramblings and is making it rain at a strip club right now.
http://piggington.com/dow_to_4000#comment-110240
That’s my entire piggington stock advice in it’s totality. I keep resetting it everytime I hear the world is coming to an end, I have it bookmarked to remind myself. With every gold, canned food and ammo post, I reach back and look at the 400%, 500%, 600% and realize that I need to use the same grains of salt I used with the r/e bulls of 2006, with the end of the worlders of 2009.
$1,000 each on the day I mentioned them would be worth right now:
HOG 8.33 to 25.19 1k= 3,024
GE 7.06 to 14.87 1k= 2,106
F 1.70 to 7.39 1k= 4,347
HOV .58 to 4.12 1k= 7,103
COST 38.98 to 57.06 1k= 1,463
MO 15.72 to 18.59 1k= 1,1826k investment in March, over 19k today. Funny, a homebuilder and an automaker were the best of the lot, all made money and in total they beat the crap out of your gold in less than 1/6th the time, investing in gold on that same day would require over a 100k investment to match the same profit in actual dollars that my paltry 6k investment would have required. So I say again, look for the next burning building, the one with all the people running out of it and start running into it. Save yourself the personal anguish I put myself through, I’m out 13k of pure debauchery funding because I listened to the doomsdayers when I knew I shouldn’t, I’ve had enough fear, it’s never served me well. I love cheerleaders, some of my fondest memories were cheerleaders, so i’ll say a cheer right now and make another prediction that socratt can look back on in 3 years, the world wont end, the united states will not fall into financial oblivian and become a VH1 “where are they now” episode. We needed this reset, we will survive this and we will emerge on the other side of this stronger than ever before, and before that 3 year mark, will you see it coming?
temeculaguy
Participantsocratt, I consider a 3/4 full glass a failure, I prefer an empty glass and cellar full of bottles. Read Roubini stuff, all of it, not just the select quotes, he thinks this is all over by the NBA finals (or as he calls it Q2 2010) but he gives warnings and guidance to steer policy, it’s just his way and now they listen to him.
partypu, that sound so ver peter schiff, not quite double in 3 years, decent return betting the “dont pass line” but don’t sprain your arm patting yourself on the back, many have done better betting on the pass line (craps reference, couldn’t figure a way to work porn or sports into this so gambling reference will have to do).
I’ll sprain my arm patting myself on the back that will smoke your gold profit, hopefully someone read my ramblings and is making it rain at a strip club right now.
http://piggington.com/dow_to_4000#comment-110240
That’s my entire piggington stock advice in it’s totality. I keep resetting it everytime I hear the world is coming to an end, I have it bookmarked to remind myself. With every gold, canned food and ammo post, I reach back and look at the 400%, 500%, 600% and realize that I need to use the same grains of salt I used with the r/e bulls of 2006, with the end of the worlders of 2009.
$1,000 each on the day I mentioned them would be worth right now:
HOG 8.33 to 25.19 1k= 3,024
GE 7.06 to 14.87 1k= 2,106
F 1.70 to 7.39 1k= 4,347
HOV .58 to 4.12 1k= 7,103
COST 38.98 to 57.06 1k= 1,463
MO 15.72 to 18.59 1k= 1,1826k investment in March, over 19k today. Funny, a homebuilder and an automaker were the best of the lot, all made money and in total they beat the crap out of your gold in less than 1/6th the time, investing in gold on that same day would require over a 100k investment to match the same profit in actual dollars that my paltry 6k investment would have required. So I say again, look for the next burning building, the one with all the people running out of it and start running into it. Save yourself the personal anguish I put myself through, I’m out 13k of pure debauchery funding because I listened to the doomsdayers when I knew I shouldn’t, I’ve had enough fear, it’s never served me well. I love cheerleaders, some of my fondest memories were cheerleaders, so i’ll say a cheer right now and make another prediction that socratt can look back on in 3 years, the world wont end, the united states will not fall into financial oblivian and become a VH1 “where are they now” episode. We needed this reset, we will survive this and we will emerge on the other side of this stronger than ever before, and before that 3 year mark, will you see it coming?
temeculaguy
ParticipantRoubini did not say the currency will collapse, he said:
“If markets were to believe, and I’m not saying it’s likely, that inflation is going to be the route that the U.S. is going to take to resolve this problem, then you could have a crash of the value of the dollar,”
He didn’t say it was the end of the world or that it would happen, he was addressing the tactic of inflation as a problem solver, he was saying the deficit and spending needs to be addressed. He’s been saying a lot about timing the withdrawl of money from the supply, too quick,, we get a “W” recession, too late, inflation.
He isn’t the only one that believes or says this. If the power brokers hit the easy button (inflation) as a way to save the banks, the homeowners and get half off on their debt, they risk alienating other countries who buy our dollars and our debts because of our stability and lack of hijinks. There are plenty of other drawbacks as well.
But I’m with Eugene, the worst probably behind us or we are in the midst of it, football season starts tomorrow, then it leads to basketball season, by the time the nba finals are over next year, I hope you got all the doom and gloom presents you wanted for christmas because this pity party will be over. I do not believe we will have massive prosperity, things take time, they resonate in the back of people’s mind, spending will not return to 2005 levels until people start to forget. The real question is, where will the next bubble be? Where will the next technology explosion be? Will we get those 200 mpg equivalent cars? Will macrolane be approved by the FDA so women can get a J-lo butt or a boob job with just a shot and it wears off in a year or two, that might be the next bubble, pun intended.
temeculaguy
ParticipantRoubini did not say the currency will collapse, he said:
“If markets were to believe, and I’m not saying it’s likely, that inflation is going to be the route that the U.S. is going to take to resolve this problem, then you could have a crash of the value of the dollar,”
He didn’t say it was the end of the world or that it would happen, he was addressing the tactic of inflation as a problem solver, he was saying the deficit and spending needs to be addressed. He’s been saying a lot about timing the withdrawl of money from the supply, too quick,, we get a “W” recession, too late, inflation.
He isn’t the only one that believes or says this. If the power brokers hit the easy button (inflation) as a way to save the banks, the homeowners and get half off on their debt, they risk alienating other countries who buy our dollars and our debts because of our stability and lack of hijinks. There are plenty of other drawbacks as well.
But I’m with Eugene, the worst probably behind us or we are in the midst of it, football season starts tomorrow, then it leads to basketball season, by the time the nba finals are over next year, I hope you got all the doom and gloom presents you wanted for christmas because this pity party will be over. I do not believe we will have massive prosperity, things take time, they resonate in the back of people’s mind, spending will not return to 2005 levels until people start to forget. The real question is, where will the next bubble be? Where will the next technology explosion be? Will we get those 200 mpg equivalent cars? Will macrolane be approved by the FDA so women can get a J-lo butt or a boob job with just a shot and it wears off in a year or two, that might be the next bubble, pun intended.
temeculaguy
ParticipantRoubini did not say the currency will collapse, he said:
“If markets were to believe, and I’m not saying it’s likely, that inflation is going to be the route that the U.S. is going to take to resolve this problem, then you could have a crash of the value of the dollar,”
He didn’t say it was the end of the world or that it would happen, he was addressing the tactic of inflation as a problem solver, he was saying the deficit and spending needs to be addressed. He’s been saying a lot about timing the withdrawl of money from the supply, too quick,, we get a “W” recession, too late, inflation.
He isn’t the only one that believes or says this. If the power brokers hit the easy button (inflation) as a way to save the banks, the homeowners and get half off on their debt, they risk alienating other countries who buy our dollars and our debts because of our stability and lack of hijinks. There are plenty of other drawbacks as well.
But I’m with Eugene, the worst probably behind us or we are in the midst of it, football season starts tomorrow, then it leads to basketball season, by the time the nba finals are over next year, I hope you got all the doom and gloom presents you wanted for christmas because this pity party will be over. I do not believe we will have massive prosperity, things take time, they resonate in the back of people’s mind, spending will not return to 2005 levels until people start to forget. The real question is, where will the next bubble be? Where will the next technology explosion be? Will we get those 200 mpg equivalent cars? Will macrolane be approved by the FDA so women can get a J-lo butt or a boob job with just a shot and it wears off in a year or two, that might be the next bubble, pun intended.
temeculaguy
ParticipantRoubini did not say the currency will collapse, he said:
“If markets were to believe, and I’m not saying it’s likely, that inflation is going to be the route that the U.S. is going to take to resolve this problem, then you could have a crash of the value of the dollar,”
He didn’t say it was the end of the world or that it would happen, he was addressing the tactic of inflation as a problem solver, he was saying the deficit and spending needs to be addressed. He’s been saying a lot about timing the withdrawl of money from the supply, too quick,, we get a “W” recession, too late, inflation.
He isn’t the only one that believes or says this. If the power brokers hit the easy button (inflation) as a way to save the banks, the homeowners and get half off on their debt, they risk alienating other countries who buy our dollars and our debts because of our stability and lack of hijinks. There are plenty of other drawbacks as well.
But I’m with Eugene, the worst probably behind us or we are in the midst of it, football season starts tomorrow, then it leads to basketball season, by the time the nba finals are over next year, I hope you got all the doom and gloom presents you wanted for christmas because this pity party will be over. I do not believe we will have massive prosperity, things take time, they resonate in the back of people’s mind, spending will not return to 2005 levels until people start to forget. The real question is, where will the next bubble be? Where will the next technology explosion be? Will we get those 200 mpg equivalent cars? Will macrolane be approved by the FDA so women can get a J-lo butt or a boob job with just a shot and it wears off in a year or two, that might be the next bubble, pun intended.
temeculaguy
ParticipantRoubini did not say the currency will collapse, he said:
“If markets were to believe, and I’m not saying it’s likely, that inflation is going to be the route that the U.S. is going to take to resolve this problem, then you could have a crash of the value of the dollar,”
He didn’t say it was the end of the world or that it would happen, he was addressing the tactic of inflation as a problem solver, he was saying the deficit and spending needs to be addressed. He’s been saying a lot about timing the withdrawl of money from the supply, too quick,, we get a “W” recession, too late, inflation.
He isn’t the only one that believes or says this. If the power brokers hit the easy button (inflation) as a way to save the banks, the homeowners and get half off on their debt, they risk alienating other countries who buy our dollars and our debts because of our stability and lack of hijinks. There are plenty of other drawbacks as well.
But I’m with Eugene, the worst probably behind us or we are in the midst of it, football season starts tomorrow, then it leads to basketball season, by the time the nba finals are over next year, I hope you got all the doom and gloom presents you wanted for christmas because this pity party will be over. I do not believe we will have massive prosperity, things take time, they resonate in the back of people’s mind, spending will not return to 2005 levels until people start to forget. The real question is, where will the next bubble be? Where will the next technology explosion be? Will we get those 200 mpg equivalent cars? Will macrolane be approved by the FDA so women can get a J-lo butt or a boob job with just a shot and it wears off in a year or two, that might be the next bubble, pun intended.
temeculaguy
ParticipantIf I met someone who lived in the United States and did not know roughly where San Diego was, I doubt I would talk to them for very long. San Diego has hosted the superbowl three times in the last 20 years, about a third of the population watches the game, for adult males it is probably 2/3. San Diego has both an NFL team and an MLB team. Last year it hosted the U.S. open at torrey pines, tiger’s victory as he limped with a torn acl will probably go down as an all time top ten event in golf history. It is also home to the current 3rd ranked golfer, “lefty.” San Diego is home base to the Stars and Stripes yacht racing team. It also has a kinda famous zoo. It is missing a hockey team and a basketball team, but it is on the map.
But you say, “TG, intellectuals don’t watch sports.” I say that’s B.S., everybody has or will follow some sport at some point, otherwise, I don’t need to talk to them, a well balanced person has diverse interests and embraces the occasional escape.
Sports are the great geographical teacher and a big travel commercial. Every college football game includes a few minutes of video and narration from each school, every major sporting event has a little video forray into the area, the history, the people of the host city. I have never been to Green Bay, Wisconson, but I know where it is and a little bit about it (btw, green bay has a lower population that oceanside, temecula, escondido, chula vista, and murrieta. At 100k for the city and 280k for the county, it’s a neat story in itself that it has more season ticket holders than registered voters). I’ve been to the U.K. but failed to visit Chelsea or Manchester, but I know a little bit about those places too, and I rarely watch soccer (maybe the second half of two games a year, at best). Sometimes I make my vacation plans based on the teaser that a sporting event provides, Athens is now on my bucket list because I was exposed to it via the olympics.
So the next time you sit down at a bar somewhere in another part of the country and after intorducing yourself as being from San Diego, if the person looks confused or asks where San Diego is, just find a different seat at the bar.
temeculaguy
ParticipantIf I met someone who lived in the United States and did not know roughly where San Diego was, I doubt I would talk to them for very long. San Diego has hosted the superbowl three times in the last 20 years, about a third of the population watches the game, for adult males it is probably 2/3. San Diego has both an NFL team and an MLB team. Last year it hosted the U.S. open at torrey pines, tiger’s victory as he limped with a torn acl will probably go down as an all time top ten event in golf history. It is also home to the current 3rd ranked golfer, “lefty.” San Diego is home base to the Stars and Stripes yacht racing team. It also has a kinda famous zoo. It is missing a hockey team and a basketball team, but it is on the map.
But you say, “TG, intellectuals don’t watch sports.” I say that’s B.S., everybody has or will follow some sport at some point, otherwise, I don’t need to talk to them, a well balanced person has diverse interests and embraces the occasional escape.
Sports are the great geographical teacher and a big travel commercial. Every college football game includes a few minutes of video and narration from each school, every major sporting event has a little video forray into the area, the history, the people of the host city. I have never been to Green Bay, Wisconson, but I know where it is and a little bit about it (btw, green bay has a lower population that oceanside, temecula, escondido, chula vista, and murrieta. At 100k for the city and 280k for the county, it’s a neat story in itself that it has more season ticket holders than registered voters). I’ve been to the U.K. but failed to visit Chelsea or Manchester, but I know a little bit about those places too, and I rarely watch soccer (maybe the second half of two games a year, at best). Sometimes I make my vacation plans based on the teaser that a sporting event provides, Athens is now on my bucket list because I was exposed to it via the olympics.
So the next time you sit down at a bar somewhere in another part of the country and after intorducing yourself as being from San Diego, if the person looks confused or asks where San Diego is, just find a different seat at the bar.
temeculaguy
ParticipantIf I met someone who lived in the United States and did not know roughly where San Diego was, I doubt I would talk to them for very long. San Diego has hosted the superbowl three times in the last 20 years, about a third of the population watches the game, for adult males it is probably 2/3. San Diego has both an NFL team and an MLB team. Last year it hosted the U.S. open at torrey pines, tiger’s victory as he limped with a torn acl will probably go down as an all time top ten event in golf history. It is also home to the current 3rd ranked golfer, “lefty.” San Diego is home base to the Stars and Stripes yacht racing team. It also has a kinda famous zoo. It is missing a hockey team and a basketball team, but it is on the map.
But you say, “TG, intellectuals don’t watch sports.” I say that’s B.S., everybody has or will follow some sport at some point, otherwise, I don’t need to talk to them, a well balanced person has diverse interests and embraces the occasional escape.
Sports are the great geographical teacher and a big travel commercial. Every college football game includes a few minutes of video and narration from each school, every major sporting event has a little video forray into the area, the history, the people of the host city. I have never been to Green Bay, Wisconson, but I know where it is and a little bit about it (btw, green bay has a lower population that oceanside, temecula, escondido, chula vista, and murrieta. At 100k for the city and 280k for the county, it’s a neat story in itself that it has more season ticket holders than registered voters). I’ve been to the U.K. but failed to visit Chelsea or Manchester, but I know a little bit about those places too, and I rarely watch soccer (maybe the second half of two games a year, at best). Sometimes I make my vacation plans based on the teaser that a sporting event provides, Athens is now on my bucket list because I was exposed to it via the olympics.
So the next time you sit down at a bar somewhere in another part of the country and after intorducing yourself as being from San Diego, if the person looks confused or asks where San Diego is, just find a different seat at the bar.
temeculaguy
ParticipantIf I met someone who lived in the United States and did not know roughly where San Diego was, I doubt I would talk to them for very long. San Diego has hosted the superbowl three times in the last 20 years, about a third of the population watches the game, for adult males it is probably 2/3. San Diego has both an NFL team and an MLB team. Last year it hosted the U.S. open at torrey pines, tiger’s victory as he limped with a torn acl will probably go down as an all time top ten event in golf history. It is also home to the current 3rd ranked golfer, “lefty.” San Diego is home base to the Stars and Stripes yacht racing team. It also has a kinda famous zoo. It is missing a hockey team and a basketball team, but it is on the map.
But you say, “TG, intellectuals don’t watch sports.” I say that’s B.S., everybody has or will follow some sport at some point, otherwise, I don’t need to talk to them, a well balanced person has diverse interests and embraces the occasional escape.
Sports are the great geographical teacher and a big travel commercial. Every college football game includes a few minutes of video and narration from each school, every major sporting event has a little video forray into the area, the history, the people of the host city. I have never been to Green Bay, Wisconson, but I know where it is and a little bit about it (btw, green bay has a lower population that oceanside, temecula, escondido, chula vista, and murrieta. At 100k for the city and 280k for the county, it’s a neat story in itself that it has more season ticket holders than registered voters). I’ve been to the U.K. but failed to visit Chelsea or Manchester, but I know a little bit about those places too, and I rarely watch soccer (maybe the second half of two games a year, at best). Sometimes I make my vacation plans based on the teaser that a sporting event provides, Athens is now on my bucket list because I was exposed to it via the olympics.
So the next time you sit down at a bar somewhere in another part of the country and after intorducing yourself as being from San Diego, if the person looks confused or asks where San Diego is, just find a different seat at the bar.
temeculaguy
ParticipantIf I met someone who lived in the United States and did not know roughly where San Diego was, I doubt I would talk to them for very long. San Diego has hosted the superbowl three times in the last 20 years, about a third of the population watches the game, for adult males it is probably 2/3. San Diego has both an NFL team and an MLB team. Last year it hosted the U.S. open at torrey pines, tiger’s victory as he limped with a torn acl will probably go down as an all time top ten event in golf history. It is also home to the current 3rd ranked golfer, “lefty.” San Diego is home base to the Stars and Stripes yacht racing team. It also has a kinda famous zoo. It is missing a hockey team and a basketball team, but it is on the map.
But you say, “TG, intellectuals don’t watch sports.” I say that’s B.S., everybody has or will follow some sport at some point, otherwise, I don’t need to talk to them, a well balanced person has diverse interests and embraces the occasional escape.
Sports are the great geographical teacher and a big travel commercial. Every college football game includes a few minutes of video and narration from each school, every major sporting event has a little video forray into the area, the history, the people of the host city. I have never been to Green Bay, Wisconson, but I know where it is and a little bit about it (btw, green bay has a lower population that oceanside, temecula, escondido, chula vista, and murrieta. At 100k for the city and 280k for the county, it’s a neat story in itself that it has more season ticket holders than registered voters). I’ve been to the U.K. but failed to visit Chelsea or Manchester, but I know a little bit about those places too, and I rarely watch soccer (maybe the second half of two games a year, at best). Sometimes I make my vacation plans based on the teaser that a sporting event provides, Athens is now on my bucket list because I was exposed to it via the olympics.
So the next time you sit down at a bar somewhere in another part of the country and after intorducing yourself as being from San Diego, if the person looks confused or asks where San Diego is, just find a different seat at the bar.
temeculaguy
Participant[quote=LuckyInOC]Classic TG…
[quote=temeculaguy]If i have to break out a credit card to view something on the internet, somebody better be naked.[/quote]
That made my week…
I think I will put that on a t-shirt…Lucky In OC[/quote]
Do it, get me two, XL. I need a few more funny shirts to go with my “more cowbell” and “donger need food” mainstays.
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