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Re: SEC teams in trouble
<< <i>Companies are "FOR PROFIT" organizations. The NCAA is registered with the United States Government as a NON PROFIT organization. >> But we're not talking about the NCAA, we're talking about the universities themselves. Big difference. Nice spin attempt, though. << <i>If you are going to require a NON PROFIT… -
Re: SDB Fiasco
That's what courts are for. And if you make one false claim that the opposition can prove, the court will tend to disbelieve you on everything. Documentation could include pictures of your wife wearing the pieces. -
Re: Classic Commems
Everyone’s input has been appreciated. I’ve always heard that this series was popular and expensive in the past, but had a huge falling out. You guys are in deep and I get that. I believe we’re at different levels of collecting these. I’m doing this out of complete enjoyment from a series I had never thought about… -
Re: TD Securities Bank gets their silver shorts handed to them (again) ?
The point is that this article was nonsense -- that a sell-side analysts position was taken by the bank in a large economic manner. Totally false and shows a basic lack of financial knowledge by the website authors. Divisions may have different assets that they own/house, but again, without leverage they are manageable.… -
Re: What is driving up the price of gold? Here's an answer.
BRICS didn't keep it from falling under $5000 -
Officers suspect Florida collector in shooting
A Florida man who allegedly lost $4.3 million worth of rare coins when his rental car was stolen in Callaway County is now suspected of attempted murder after allegedly shooting an acquaintance 13 times. Albert Guilder of Plantation, Fla., stayed at the Kingdom City Days Inn last September. He was reportedly traveling to… -
Re: MASSIVE NBA ILLEGAL GAMBLING STING
You got me. This is a textbook tantrum. You could just let me call out your false information without digging deeper each time. -
Re: Why does this nickel have wheat ears on it?
The first squeeze in the vice creates a "false die" or "transfer die" in a flat piece of metal (wheat cent) which is over the reverse. Then that false die is rotated and the second squeeze is done. -
Spring PNNA Show report
Been quite a while since i have had a stress free, nearly slow down free drive from my home north of Seattle to Portland but the trip down Friday was easy. I left at 1130 thinking it would take me 6 hours and got to the venue in 4-1/2. Had to kill a couple hours before they would actually let us in to set up ( I… -
Re: Someone is spreading lies about Legend [$20,000 reward]
It's surprising this report is still up because its claims are so easily disproven. Since the report mentions a person was indicted by a grand jury without evidence to back it up, it seems like the site should take off the report without being paid for arbitration if it's obviously false. After all, there should be nothing…
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