Replies to post #18233 on uWink Inc. (UWKI)

[Rawnoc]

Show me one post where I said 1 to 3 restaurants equals profits.

When you find out how stupidily false that accusation is, I expect a full apology.

All I said is your foolish naive notion that if a public company has a net loss with 1 restaurant then with 3 it most lose 3 times as much. I guess if they had 600 busy restaurants, wow, they'd really be in trouble huh? 600 times the net loss....OUCH. ROFL!!!

I'm glad that you admit htat you aren't smart. Obviously you're not smart enough to reality how ignorant you are. I edited my post in a neater fashion to make it easier any fool to read and comprehend your gross ignorance.

[Rawnoc]

Oh, but I do "get it"

>> You do not get it. I am a substantial investor in your country's exchanges. My investment in Uwink, although you would consider them large, was just speculation and a bit of fun. I do not really care whether I lose the lot. <<

You yourself considered your investment in UWKI to be substantial -- not just in the "country's exchanges." And regardless of the size of your investment or whether it's for "fun" or not, your claim to "never believe the filings" yet you come to an anonymous message board on the internet looking for financial information is just priceless. Did you have fun buying so mething for 2 years by the way only to sell after a 95% plunge roight before there's actually some hope to turn what little you have left possibly into something? But who knows....maybe you're a "plant" ROFL!!!

You would need 3 upgrades to get to be ignorant.

[Rawnoc]

>> You say the 1 to 3 scenario spells profit. What planet are you on? <<

I never said anything even remotely of the sort. How many bowls did you smoke before you made such an ignorant conclusion that anybody on the board ever said anything even remotely like that?

>> so are you making false assumptions on purpose or are you just playing ignorant? Silly boy. <<

The only statement I made was that I don't expect the net loss of 3 restaurants to be 3 times the net loss of 1 restaurant because certain expenses won't repeat. These are called fixed costs for those who never spent one day in an Accounting101/Finance101/Economic101 or CommonFriggin'Sense101 class. For example, the costs of being public do not magically triple. lol lol lol