RANT: R.I.P. Tyrbolift

[Orlando1234977]

This is what we ran on 3rd & goal.

[GeneralSerpant]

Makin' it look easy.

[Orlando1234977]

How long do you think the coach will last at this rate?

Hopefully 5 more games and done.

Oops I meant 5 days, not 5 games.

[GeneralSerpant]

Sure you did.

[Dominik]

Oops I meant 5 days, not 5 games.

I guess you could say


























































that was in the Cards.

[Dominik]

On a serious note Rodgers can't play much worse than that so he obviously wanted him gone.

The problem now is he can't blame the coach so the pressure will be on him to deliver the goods. $134m over 4 years isn't chump change.

[Orlando1234977]

$134m over 4 years isn't chump change.

And I don't know what's worse, that for a qb slot, or McCarthy looking like a kid playing Madden (a video game), always searching for the "right play" the entire game. I realize the game has changed, but contrast those 6000 plays on his laminated sheets to Lombardi who would hold 4 day seminars teaching how to execute one play.
Not sure I agree with firing him during the season other than giving Rodgers and the fans the feels they wanted.

[GeneralSerpant]

I usually didn't spend that much time picking plays (playing Madden), I'd just choose one of the ones that had longer passing ranges and try to change it up between them.

[Orlando1234977]

I usually didn't spend that much time picking plays (playing Madden), I'd just choose one of the ones that had longer passing ranges and try to change it up between them.

So you probably got really good at executing those few you did run. And since you knew them inside and out, you probably had a good handle on the opportune times to use them and exploit your opponent's scheme. And let's not forget the psychological edge when you pick a play in .5 seconds and then lean back and finish your beer and light your cigar. Or go full Larry Bird and tell your opponent what's coming next.

[GeneralSerpant]

Damn you are pretty good O.

I was a regular Vince Lambardi between Hail Mary and the 3-4 other mid-long range passing plays in Madden 64 when I'd play the Packers because they had the highest stats.

[Orlando1234977]

Damn you are pretty good O.

yep.

rotflmfaoinglol + mirin that '60s volkswagen bus

[Orlando1234977]

Over/under for the Oklahoma/Alabama playoff is 81.
They need to get #44 on the field.

[Orlando1234977]

ha ha miscers trying to play ball with the professionals in unregulated markets. There's a reason financial markets are heavily regulated.
Many still enjoy practicing price manipulating pump and dump schemes with penny stocks, imagine what they can do with millennial bitcoin buyers.

And that was a solid 65+ years after the mainstay securities regulations had to be implemented. And following the dotcom crash a new set had to be implemented to help the public from the pros.



I thought you were being sarcastic with your earlier post, yes you know better. But a little dabble with those lawyer paydays doesn't hurt, not like these idiots telling people just invest whatever you can.



You don't think 11k for a bitcoin sounds undervalued?
Actually could still go up, they're going to juice this thing for all it's worth before the collapse. Source says that 40% are owned by a pool of only 1000.

Makes you wonder what the roots are behind these "research" sites that people like to direct newbies to and parrot on social media. Maybe they just do it for fun and want to help out strangers lmao

Trying to get me pinched, I can't give personal predictions on crypto, I have to answer to regulatory bodies enough as is. But I can say this is nothing new.

If I understand you right, Crypto itself is completely unregulated. You can set up an account, start trading, and have a position in 3 mins if you want. The problem is when a registered representative directs people to an obvious pump and dump scheme. Not as fun to play ffb behind bars.

If you had to hold for 10 years, would you rather own an additional house or a handful of bitcoins? You're looking at it strictly from a technical analysis of buy/sell trends rather than a fundamental analysis. If enough people bought a bag of dirt the price would also rise. Like dom said, plenty of similar examples with dot com stocks from the 90s

Poll 100 buyers and see if those are their answers. They're return chasers. It's easy to sell a bill of goods (to the public) when you can show them 1000% short term return, Rinse and repeat, until the king pins decide to collectively cash in.

Edit: step #1 max out 401k/ira contributions. Can't do that there's no step #2.

haha

[GeneralSerpant]

Interdesting

Not far off from what I was expecting unless it keeps going down.

[Orlando1234977]

Interdesting

Not far off from what I was expecting unless it keeps going down.

Ranters are smarter than the misc-finance section. I'm a little surprised bb allowed such massive threads on the crypto scams. Hope freppy and manly got out early.

[GeneralSerpant]

Well it still functions as a commodity though right?

[Orlando1234977]

Well it still functions as a commodity though right?

Well, most Bitcoin enthusiasts consider Bitcoin as a security, while the U.S. Security and Exchange Commission sees it as a currency and the Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) as a commodity.

[GeneralSerpant]

You think all bubbles are caused by sharks?

[Orlando1234977]

You think all bubbles are caused by sharks?

No. But you need a professional to distinguish.

[GeneralSerpant]

No. But you need a professional to distinguish.

I read the housing market was.

edit: actually that was just house flippers, not quite the same thing.

[Orlando1234977]

I read the housing market was.

edit: actually that was just house flippers, not quite the same thing.

Yep, but much more complicated of course. People still argue over what happened.

[Final_Rep]

Ranters are smarter than the misc-finance section. I'm a little surprised bb allowed such massive threads on the crypto scams. Hope freppy and manly got out early.

I wish. Invested $15k. Rode it to $1.3 million on various startups. Rode that right back to where I started, just about. I did take my original investment out so I couldn't ever lose, so there is that. But it still hurts.

[Orlando1234977]

I wish. Invested $15k. Rode it to $1.3 million on various startups. Rode that right back to where I started, just about. I did take my original investment out so I couldn't ever lose, so there is that. But it still hurts.

Yeah, you were in real early, so that was good.

[GeneralSerpant]

So wait, the startups failed? Like, it wasn't a matter of the coin crashing?

[Final_Rep]

No, none of the ones I was in failed. Yet. Their tokens are way, way down from their highs though.

[GeneralSerpant]

I see. Ouch.

[GeneralSerpant]

So is that some sort of particular investment method, where you can lend with any given currency? Or I guess, is that common?

[Orlando1234977]

So is that some sort of particular investment method, where you can lend with any given currency? Or I guess, is that common?

Even if I were sober, I don't think I'd understand the question.

@ 26:20 has to be a nominee for understatement of the century. Face of gen x

[GeneralSerpant]

Even if I were sober, I don't think I'd understand the question.

I just found it peculiar that you could invest with bitcoin instead of USD.

[Orlando1234977]

I just found it peculiar that you could invest with bitcoin instead of USD.

Oh I see what you're saying. That would be new to me, is that going on?