Bjerknes

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ßüякε;1877378 said:
I'd rather make 10 dollars and sit around happy than work my ass off with no free time for 30.

I'd never do either of those jobs.

Gotcha.

Well, I'd do farming if that was what I had to do to sustain my family, friends and personal life.

Of course, drinking would have to be given up, but that's actually a perk to the job. Lots of waking up early and rough work, but I have always wanted to grow my own vegetables like my father used to and your dad does now, as home grown vegetables are damn good. Working outside is a plus, too.
 
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    Gotcha.

    Well, I'd do farming if that was what I had to do to sustain my family, friends and personal life.

    Of course, drinking would have to be given up, but that's actually a perk to the job. Lots of waking up early and rough work, but I have always wanted to grow my own vegetables like my father used to and your dad does now, as home grown vegetables are damn good. Working outside is a plus, too.
    If you really wanted to save money, you should brew your own beer or distill your own wine/whiskey.
     

    Bjerknes

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    ßüякε;1877384 said:
    If you really wanted to save money, you should brew your own beer or distill your own wine/whiskey.
    Actually, I was thinking about that earlier in the week. That could be another sort of investment for the future, where barter is what we have to go on.

    How difficult is that process?
     

    Bjerknes

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    Making your own beer would be pretty cool.

    There is something about growing your own produce, making your own beer, creating your own dishes that is attractive. Perhaps it's more rewarding. All these dollars being passed around lately make regular consumerism seem cheap.
     

    Bjerknes

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    :lol: that dumbass cavuto, but see the real reason why they re all talking up the economy then coz they all had/have stakes in the stocks staying up especially financials.
    Exactly! It's so funny yet depressing these idiots were laughing at Peter Schiff right before the collapse, so one just has to hope they were stupid enough to keep going long in those stocks so that their capital was destroyed. I mean, these people should be put in jail for what they were promoting, making people lose so much money from their "opinions".

    Here's another douchebag by the way. This is what you got Canardo.

     

    Bjerknes

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    dude prolly just lost a bundle lol but hes always an annoying douche anyway and our boy rick knows how to handle him
    Indeed, he was the first person on television to claim the treasuries reached a peak the other week, so credit to Mr. Santelli again. TBT and short TLT have been smooth trades and those should keep on going.

    Interesting to see the GDP numbers and earnings this week, along with how CNBC tries to sugar coat the run up.
     

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