Closed my thread about who you would rather have as the opposing QB if you had to win one bet for your life. It was a legit question, and something new to this AIDS infested inbred place that is filled mostly with loathsome losers who have haunted the grounds for years while amassing tens of thousands of worthless posts.
This place has really gone down hill with the same people posting the same horse**** year after year. I guess you will be stuck with yourselves from here on out. A bunch of lazy sarcasm and idiocy is mainly what I see here in the sports section.
For some reason I really liked Larry in this movie. Owns strip club and laundromat, coke with strippers, cash on table in seedy back room, dressed like it's 1984
Closed my thread about who you would rather have as the opposing QB if you had to win one bet for your life. It was a legit question, and something new to this AIDS infested inbred place that is filled mostly with loathsome losers who have haunted the grounds for years while amassing tens of thousands of worthless posts.
This place has really gone down hill with the same people posting the same horse**** year after year. I guess you will be stuck with yourselves from here on out. A bunch of lazy sarcasm and idiocy is mainly what I see here in the sports section.
I love how people just throw money around on stuff like International Markets, and Index Funds with those investments in it. I guess if your goal in life is to not have an edge, and be guaranteed not to outperform, then you might as well invest in stuff that you cannot possibly know anything about.
I love it. Only in investing in publicly traded securities do people make moronic decisions like this. Nobody would ever wire 50K to someone they didn't know in Spain or Portugal and tell them to go out into the community and put the money to work...lol.
People throw money on things that they never would go near in a million years if they couldn't see a daily quote in front of their faces. The problem is that you can't think for yourselves, and you watch CNBC and read financial news. You have no clue what you are doing, and no real investor would ever put money into something that they don't have an edge in or know anything at all about.
The Indexers are the worst of the worst of the human intellect. Buffett tells people to index because he knows that are so terrible at thinking like a real business owner, which is all owning a stock is (you own a percentage of the business).
You would NEVER invest in 100 percent of the businesses in your home town. You would eliminate the crap ones and invest in the good ones. But people just love to put their hard earned money into bad businesses, and I just love it. If each business in your home town had a flashing light on the front door 24/7 with a stock price do you think you could find a winner if you put in the time and had access to the books? Of course you could. If the price on the front door fluctuated at least 100 percent each year for the bigger businesses in town, and even more for the smaller businesses, do you think that you could ever buy a bargain if you put in the time and effort? Of course you could.
Less than one percent of all people who have ever invested in a publicly traded security have any clue whatsoever how to properly think or articulate what the hell they are doing, and that is why people like you fall for this garbage like throwing real money into some total unknown situation in some unfamiliar country.
I stumbled over this post yesterday and wondered what that guys deal is.
Looks like hes just getting started.
I love how people just throw money around on stuff like quarterbacks, and NFL teams with those quarterbacks on them. I guess if your goal in life is to not have an edge, and be guaranteed not to outperform, then you might as well bet on quarterbacks that you cannot possibly know anything about.