Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
Register for free to join our community of investors and share your ideas. You will also get access to streaming quotes, interactive charts, trades, portfolio, live options flow and more tools.
re: It doesn't cost all that much to be able to post on the premium boards
True, but I have premium over on SI. Mostly penny stock promotion here and I have zero interest in pennies. (Although I can't avoid the occasional comment when something is a blatant scam) LOL
Yep. After I posted that comment to you, I went and did some digging. Shoot, the Mason-Dixon line was established before the revolution! (Hanging my head in shame ... I grew up in Virginia, studied VA history in school ... shoulda known better!)
re: The MD line is north of Maryland, let alone VA:
That is a weird map you posted. It shows West Virginia below the Mason/Dixon line but the War split Virginia when the western part of the state went with the Union.
Don't let the cost throw you. Paul Bonds are darned near good for life. They rebuild heels, soles, anything when wear requires it. I probably own 15 pairs of western boots, one pair is a Paul Bond. The other 14 pairs spend the most time in the closet. Incredibly comfortable boots.
Share with the boot wearers on the beer board, if you deem it OK.
Best galdarned western boots on the planet (I can't post on the beer board):
http://www.paulbondboots.com/
re: Hey, how do say Cooked Christmas Goose" in German
Weihnachtsgans
re: Your opinion means nothing to me
Well, I surmised that before we started this discourse.
If Rim had the best thing since sliced bread, they would have sales to back up their PR's.
I honestly think that Microsoft has no idea that Rim Semiconductor exists.
Further, I honestly think that Rim Semiconductor has no products, either workable or not.
Lastly, I honestly think that Rim Semiconductor is a ploy to move money from people who do not understand technology to the pockets of the principals. In this effort, Rim is very efficient.
re: The only ones that are even saying they can do it is RSMI.
Precisely. With no corroboration whatsoever.
re: It all doesn't work without RSMI's chip Cupria
Suuure. Microsoft pins the future of a major initiative on an unproven and, in all likelihood, nonexistant technology from a firm that once produced surf flicks and now poses as a semiconductor firm. I'm sure Microsoft was waiting with baited breath for the news regarding Extinct Cooper, a company that I'm sure has been on Microsoft's radar for a long time.
Look, if you feel the need to pump this thing, at least attempt to pump it with something even remotely feasible.
re: Looks like the train has finally left the tracks
The train is indeed off the tracks. In fact, it never was on the tracks.
re: So we are picking our customers carefully ...
Utter BS. I won't even try to comment on the rest of the "letter", no self-respecting semi firm would put out such dreck.
A firm does not "pick" it's customers. The customer picks the vendor. This idiot expects the reader to infer that he "picked" Extinct Cooper from a vast list of candidates, all lined up hoping they will be the one chosen by the omnipotent Rim.
ABSOLUTE balderdash.
You can probably find the "cousin" and by extension, the cousin's visit, about as easily as you can find the profits of this firm. If you get my drift.
re: I do think you can't blame people for investing in what they were led to believe was real.
Sorry, that doesn't hold water. This thing was as transparent as a glass of water. Some folks just want to believe. Even in the face of evidence to the contrary.
Of course, in our society, it's always someone else's fault.
re: We all are victims
Why? Did someone force you to purchase this POS against your will?
Give it a few moments. He has been reported.
Excellent reply, Howzie. My Dad passed in March 2000 from multiple cancers. The guy you are replying to is probably a kid (I hope).
That's too bad.
Time to take this "puppy" to the vet and have it put down.
I should have kept track, but is Potruck (sp?) gone? I hope so.
janice,
lesnshawn is only half-prepared to match wits with you
re: At least the report to report that the report will be reported late, was filed early! THATS UNUSUAL
Reportedly ... especially lately!
re: what good is a report when there's nothing to report?
When the report is to report that the report will be reported late?
It's res ipsa loquitur
And it does. You just don't understand the language.
2 Gbs RAM
512 Mb video RAM
Mine as well. Hope you went for the bluetooth keyboard & mouse ... very handy.
I think you will enjoy that machine. I know I do.
No, actually (dude), I recalled seeing this board while surfing iHub. I thoroughly researched my notebook before placing the order. Read up on the software that came preloaded (that I didn't already know about) and decided that the wave software probably wouldn't do me much good.
Got the notebook a few weeks ago and played with the software. Decided to jettison it along with some other stuff Dell loaded on the drive that I didn't need.
Nope. Just sharing my experience with the software.
I suppose if I was part of an enterprise that also supported the software, I could find it useful. I did play with it for a few weeks before removing it.
Which Latitude did you order? The 820?
Like i said before, some may find it useful. I didn't.
I have no need for it and don't need to take up hard drive space. Perhaps others would find it useful, I just don't plan to use it.
re: " I have been called all sorts of things for suggesting that they would buy hardware and just sit on it"
I got a new Dell Latitude notebook a few weeks ago. I removed things I did not plan to use like Google desktop and the Wave software.
Personally, I never upgrade to a new OS until SP2 is released.
re: TWY is acknowledging Intel has higher yields. I don't think he realized he was doing that but he's got a lot more bitterness than smarts.
You don't suppose TWY/Grave is Ken Hamidi, do you?
re: If you're a smoker (and medically diagnosed as a nicotine user) you should be required to pay additional premium or out of pocket. Same thing with obesity.
YES, of course! And UGLY people! They should have to pay out their nose (which is probably VERY large) for EVERYTHING because, well, because their UGLY! We all know that ugly people don't get the attention attractive people get. That's BOUND to result in increased costs across the board for attractive people like you.
Now ... let's talk about dwarfs. Any idea what bending over to talk to them is doing to the backs of non-height challenged induhviduals? ANOTHER health insurance nightmare.
There's bound to be more. I'll let you think them up. Hint: Just think of anyone who is not like YOU.
Mr. Taylor certainly is not in the "poky" (sp).
Subscription revenue pales in comparison to ad revenue (which is based on page views and click-throughs)
re: strange members
Can you not see that you have threatened another member of iHub with jailing? And others have threatened the same member with banning? (Which I have no doubt will come to pass.)
I'm not arguing with you, overachiever. I agree with you 100%.
What I'm saying is, that doesn't matter. Money trumps TOU's here. Just trying to give you a head's up.
Take care.
Believe me. That doesn't matter. Do you have any idea how many eyeballs that board provides to boost ad revenues for page views?
Be careful, overachiever. They will have admin Matt ban you. Unless you don't care, of course.