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who do we know that would live in georgia?
someone claimed a few months ago that this was happening. i think it was just as soda was crashing and just before prmw disintegrated. said disintegration then peaked my interest in prmw, but i did nothing. it won't be easy for them after a holiday bounce.
i thought that 100k loan was paid back but half the accrued interest was forgiven.
most likely the pinched nerve in my neck.
been reading but have little to add so don't bother posting.
more than likely, the 2 shops have different capabilities. when i had multi-discipline projects, i had subs to go to; large scale fab., small sheet metal, etc. one shop may be a fab shop and the other machining. you'd have to visit them to know for sure.
i've been manufacturing for 37 years....weeks lies in dreamland. i would heap praise on anyone that could get one of those together in 4 months. most people without experience in the field have little idea about the time involved. i've spent 6 months on projects less than half that size.
loading tomorrow
now that would be risky.
i'll take one.
that accounting error stuck out like a sore thumb.....anyone buying based on that balance sheet deserves to take a haircut and has no business playing pennies. in the end it'll be of little consequence. it'll be of no consequence if the share price is $10.00.
that rifle was flawless. it took him 2 years to finish it in evenings and weekends. he spent a couple of months on the powder horn alone. he was a perfectionist.
my uncles were gunsmiths and collectors of a sorts. they also built historical replicas. i have a hawken built by the one that is dead and gone. the one i was really hoping to be awarded was a kentucky rifle that was a work of art and with all the accessories, included a scrimshawed powder horn, was probably the most authentic to be found. he used curly maple, probably the most difficult wood to work with, for the stock. it was far too valuable not to sell.
since i put down the m16, i haven't been into guns much but still have a junk flintlock i acquired when i was 13. what a 13 year old can do in the way of foolish risk drives mothers grey. i overloaded that thing and put a 54 caliber lead ball 8 inches deep into a power pole. i guess i'm living on borrowed time.
stocks are the parts of rifles into which the trigger and firing mechanisms are mounted.
i do spend an inordinate amoutn of time, cuddling with my honey on the couch watching chick flicks. i just about got the entire works of jane austin memorized. ;)
LOL,,,,i don't have enough appendages on whuch to count all the times i have seen jane eyre...but had my wife been with me on that flight, i would have needed one more.
with a catalyst that turns scrap into $100's? if they are only printing 1.96, they got a lot of improvements to make.
well, shit!!!. if they are in the printing business, i can hardly see any future for them.......POS.
tell him who Harder is.
all taxes, regardless of intent, influence economic activity, whether it is selling your labor to an employer or selling things to people. taxes land on popular or essential activity. some make sense, many are stupid.
look at it as a dynamic system. all economic decisions are made based on a risk/reward ratio. that includes a farmer deciding which crop to plant, an investor deciding how much to invest, a cheeta deciding which impala to chase, etc.
tax rates are set to encourage or discourage a particular activity by fiddling with the ratio, tipping the balance toward the desired activity. as risk increases, reward must increase if the activity is to be maintained.
OT....one word. RISK.
out of the money options have no value. in the money options do. as the price of the stock goes up and down the value of the outstanding options goes down and up inversely. the rule was the death nell of rollups.
if the stock tanks, they show a huge profit. i played with a rollup when that rule was initiated. the company had to restate with massive losses. the stock tanked and they then reported massive profits. it really is a stupid rule. like many more that have come down the line since, it disguises the real performance of the company. you just can't tell much from gaap earnings anymore. you gotta go to nongaap and cash flow or just stay away from small new companies.
carry inventory at cost.
you are old enough to remember how it used to be. people under the age of 50 have no perspective. don't trust anyone under 50.;)
shorting tess ;}
and it is expensive by our standards.
nothing wrong with new zealand.....they just have trouble keeping things upright. while pressing noses there last winter, i got out of chirstchurch just a few hours before it shook.
must be too young to remember Lerach.
then we have but a somewhat BRIGISH government.
other than PERFECTION in assholeness.
GMCR.. I'm just short a bit.
GMCR....do I hear a "channel stuffing"?
to say nothing of decreasing the dilution of human intelligence throught the elimination of packets of 'stupid' chromosomes.
i used to like a buzz now and then.
it started out about 20 years ago using a laser solidified plastic that was good only for modeleing. they then developed plastics that could be used in casting patterns. now, it has developed to the point where they can actually sinter metals and ceramics for usable parts.
look for this process to make its appearance next to the dental chair. miniaturization is the only hurdle left to be able to build you a new set of teeth from scratch.
i actually looked into adding rapid prototyping to my machining service. entry was 250 grand and the market very limited early on so let it go.
floor space is the least of the problems. getting partners to commit will be the biggest hurdle. next will be permitting. last is physical placing and manning. if a venture is lucrative for all parties, it will happen.
exactly....there are always yearend adjustments. i always experienced those, every damn year. most of the time it was taking advantage of rules to postpone taxes.
Never sold a share to $7.00 and rode the whole thing down.. Thats a story that seems to get repeted over and over again thru out I-Hub on many stocks.. Is it scripted...????? hank
the Dance of the "True Longs".