Jauronimo

PPP + PPP = 15 or PPP?

I've you seen you post something like this in multiple threads and the shoutbox so I'll take the bait. What are you talking about?

Beautiful

I imagine the founder of modern medicine would be pretty cranky at this age.

Relax. OK? Just Relax.

Incorrect. I don't like your whiny thread, I don't like your whiny posts, and I don't like you, whiner. Stay outta Malibu, Proteus!

He never was. Its just another concept on which you have a rather tenuous grasp. Like sarcasm.

Its a lot more effective than the playoff pull-out. Just look at Detroit who accidentally made the playoffs a few years ago and screwed up their streak.

Its the only way to prove that you're not a thin skinned whiner. "I can handle things! I'm strong! Not like everybody says! Like, whiny. I'm strong, and I want respect!"

You're allowed to whine and also allowed to take your crap for it. PS, I looked up sarcasm, and a stone ceremonial coffin has nothing to do with why you're a whiner. I think you need to get a new thesaurus.

I've never seen such impassioned defense of the right to whine. Your post contained nothing to discredit. Its no different than every other thread dedicated to whining about the team. In fact, there is an identical thread whining about the 15 year playoff drought as if we weren't aware. Why does your whining deserve its own thread? Is it more heartfelt and sincere?

http://espn.go.com/college-football/story/_/id/12066399/video-shows-chad-kelly-not-aggressor-lawyer-says

Not sure. But anyone who hasn't jumped into this pity fest and agreed with OP necessarily condones losing and is soft as baby excrement unlike those grown men who would cry about football. They're hard as nails.

the irony.

There was no opinion. Just whining.

How about a commemorative patch on the uniform. *15

http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/104168-guysstop/ http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/119704-nothing-changes-till-ralph-is-gone/ Looking for similarities.

Just remember what mom always said "if you're serious, up and down the road, because across the street is just a cry for help and no one likes a whiny b@#$%!"

Paligula fiddled while KellytoReed toasted marshmallows over smoldering styrofoam.

El Pegual is cheap!!

Meltdowns and goodbye threads are very good for board morale. They bring everyone together. The first drop of blood in the water and everyone sets their issues with each other aside for a moment to get in on the feeding frenzy. His name was realtruelove. He was a weak man and now hes dead, probably. Real men do not believe in true love anyway. Just sexual intercourse. The point is that he is gone and while most of us never really even knew him, he is gone and never coming back, like so many people before him. http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/140912-good-bye-tbd-for-now/ http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/173115-leaving-the-forum/ http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/153823-done-goodbye-bills-until-you-are-fixed/ http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/151791-thank-you-and-goodbye/

Brandon is the problem for reasons I can't even begin to describe!!!!!!!111!!!111!!!!

Commodities are tough. As an asset class they move to a different beat than the market. If you want to learn about commodities pricing/trading you need to look at everything from how its produced, where its produced, its historical pricing patterns, and the general macro outlook. I haven't the slightest clue when it comes to oil, silver or gold. All of my reading for fun has been focused on investing in equities. For general "you can do it!" type books, Peter Lynch's "Beating the Street" and "One Up on Wall Street" books were enjoyable reads. For some easy to follow investment strategies, Greenblatt's "You Can Be A Stock Market Genius" and "The Little Book that Beats the Market" are accessible and reasonably useful. I've read a lot of value investing themed books. Of all the ideas out there, I think Value Investing has the best track record. Its more advanced and its dry as all hell, but Security Analysis is the bible of value investing. Anything by Buffet, Klarman, Marks, Graham and you're in good hands.

I'd look for the guy clinging to the leg of the guy who is trying to show everyone his meat.

The industry is headed for a real dark day everyone who now feels warm and safe in their ETFs and market tracking funds get kicked in the balls since the lack of active investment strategies is pushing ridiculous valuations. After the crash in 2008, funds flooded from active strategies into passively managed vehicles. The average man has been sold on the idea that these index tracking ETFs are safe bets. If we see this looming correction that we've been hearing about for the past 18 months, people aren't going to know where to turn.