What Are You Doing Right Now? (162 Viewers)

[Dostoevsky]

Paul. I guess he doesn't like forums much. Still loves Serie A to death though, sends me long emails with his tactical analysis. Totally wasted on me, he should be posting those here instead.

He used to post here?

 

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[Martin]

He used to post here?

Yeah, forgot his password or something.

 

[Red]

But it's interesting when we watch derby.

I was pretty much pointing and laughing at my bro right through the second half of the Milan Derby last week.

He was then absolutely sick when he saw Roma v Juve and how good Juve will be this season.

It's wonderful.

 

[Snoop]

Paul. I guess he doesn't like forums much. Still loves Serie A to death though, sends me long emails with his tactical analysis. Totally wasted on me, he should be posting those here instead.

Yeah he should! He didn't post much anyway, probably 200 or something? He is in Norway right?

 

[Dostoevsky]

I was pretty much pointing and laughing at my bro right through the second half of the Milan Derby last week.

He was then absolutely sick when he saw Roma v Juve and how good Juve will be this season.

It's wonderful.

Yeah that's the good part if they are not Juve fans.

 

[Martin]

Yeah he should! He didn't post much anyway, probably 200 or something? He is in Norway right?

Yep.

 

[Bjerknes]

You won't, ever...and I hope you won't becuase it sucks. Infra inflations, you can't even buy bread with your saleries and if you don't spend all money you got it's all vanished when you woke up, like you're in a new country. Criminal rate jumped dramastically. Many people got rich back then but of course they were all stealing somehow.

I think we have a pretty good chance of seeing major inflation because the government continues to throw money at the system. China is already dumping the dollar and telling their citizens to buy gold and silver, and Japan's new leaders say they want to eliminate having to deal with the US dollar. There's no doubt we will see inflation at some point, and unfortunately things are pointing to hyperinflation. Those who predicted this crisis end up with the same conclusion.

 

[Dostoevsky]

I think we have a pretty good chance of seeing major inflation because the government continues to throw money at the system. China is already dumping the dollar and telling their citizens to buy gold and silver, and Japan's new leaders say they want to eliminate having to deal with the US dollar. There's no doubt we will see inflation at some point, and unfortunately things are pointing to hyperinflation. Those who predicted this crisis end up with the same conclusion.

Right, hyperinflations...I'm loosing my mind. Maybe, I just don't see many news about it...it should be pretty big a deal. When do you roughly expect to hit you guys?

 

[Nenz]

I think we have a pretty good chance of seeing major inflation because the government continues to throw money at the system. China is already dumping the dollar and telling their citizens to buy gold and silver, and Japan's new leaders say they want to eliminate having to deal with the US dollar. There's no doubt we will see inflation at some point, and unfortunately things are pointing to hyperinflation. Those who predicted this crisis end up with the same conclusion.

Can you tell America for me, that I would really like it if that didn't happen.

I don't blame the chinese for investing in what are seemingly more valuable commodities though. If you're right, and hyperinflation does hit the US it may mean the emergence of a new dominant economy.

 

[Red]

I think we have a pretty good chance of seeing major inflation because the government continues to throw money at the system. China is already dumping the dollar and telling their citizens to buy gold and silver, and Japan's new leaders say they want to eliminate having to deal with the US dollar. There's no doubt we will see inflation at some point, and unfortunately things are pointing to hyperinflation. Those who predicted this crisis end up with the same conclusion.

This stuff couldn't possibly happen in the UK, because the Chacellor was educated in Aberdeen.

Pity he studied law instead of anything to do with finance.

 

[The Curr]

This stuff couldn't possibly happen in the UK, because the Chacellor was educated in Aberdeen.

Pity he studied law instead of anything to do with finance.

Is it true that Gordon Brown is blind in one eye?

 

[Red]

Is it true that Gordon Brown is blind in one eye?

No idea.

If he is, does that mean that the UK is blind?

Or would that only be the case if he was King?

 

[The Curr]

No idea.

If he is, does that mean that the UK is blind?

Or would that only be the case if he was King?

I think he is. He was kicked in the head during a rugby match years ago or something.

I suppose it means the UK is half blind?

 

[Martin]

Chancellor? what kind of fruity title is that?

 

[Red]

I was referring to the saying 'In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is King', so I don't see how the UK would be half blind.

 

[Red]

Chancellor? what kind of fruity title is that?

Chancellor of the Exchequer to give him his full title.

 

[Martin]

Chancellor of the Exchequer to give him his full title.

of the what?

 

[The Curr]

I was referring to the saying 'In the land of the blind, the one eyed man is King', so I don't see how the UK would be half blind.

I thought you meant something along the lines of him being "head" of state. Never mind.

 

[Nenz]

Off to sleep. Later fellas.

 

[The Curr]

Later.