Used to be Alaska but one day my attitude was so hot it started to melt some glaciers. (Al Gore called it global warming). The next day my attitude was so cold the blood in the walrus's started to freeze. Decided to move to where it is so hot it breaks rocks.
Now living in a nice place where the people are nice, the temps nice, the weather nice, the work ample, the view utterly outstanding, the land prices not so bad as the rest of the country,the hunting is good, the bugs noisy (currently crickets are driving me crazy) and they have Mack trucks here instead of those lousy Freightliners and Volvo's.
And we get a front row seat to the moon eating the sun. Some officials have actually declared a state of emergency for that day because the local infrastructure is not geared to handle the mass of 'looky loo's'
A little place no one has heard of called, White Bird. Population: less than 100 unless the local bar is getting their shipment of Keystone Light Beer...then the population soars to 275.
Interesting about how thinly traded the stock is. And I can't blame people for not taking a position, especially after all the stock splits, dilution, and past judgement from the judge. As was pointed out in the link about thin, this stock could go either way depending on the news.
As for painting the tape, unless it involves huge amounts of money the 'officials' could care less. They have bigger fish to fry. Once had one of those 'official's stay at my place in Alaska where we had a charter/RV/cabin rental place. Learned a lot from him. Should have listened to him better regarding his advice on penny stocks.
If I were KK that's exactly where I'd go, Iceland. I'd swim in those hot springs there, breathe the fresh air, and gain twenty pounds eating the cold water shrimp. (and hopefully soon, sell ten shares of GERS stock to pay for it all)
Yes it is good to get lost in the fantasy called Greenshift. Or as I fondly like to call it, Green(cenored). And while covered in sawdust today I did just that, thinking about my earlier post about news. I wonder what the really smart legal types think about the strength of just going to court and winning the appeal, plus, if they thought the mediation was court ordered, suggested, or mutually agreed upon. If GERS has a very strong case (Patent protection) then it reinforces what I thought of earlier when posting.
