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Originally posted by microchips View PostYou definitely blew it with the purple hair, it should have been pink!!!
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Originally posted by Louetta View PostI don't have one which shows that much skin. There's some things you can do when you're 15 you can't do at 25.
Funny...My 40th HS reunion is coming up and I must say out of all the people on our Reunion FB page...I look the best.
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Micro and Luetta
Originally posted by microchips View PostLike what???
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Originally posted by IIC View PostI wasn't asking for skin...lol
Funny...My 40th HS reunion is coming up and I must say out of all the people on our Reunion FB page...I look the best.
"Damn...It feels good to be me"
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One for the "Pearly Gates".
Originally posted by Louetta View PostWouldn't 'ave gone with my favorite outfits. I see you're in the UK. I'm watching an episode of the Two Fat Ladies cooking show where they prepare sandwiches for some cricketeers. The locations are beautiful.
Yes indeed the locations they used to shoot their cooking programs are spectacular in the least, they range in places from Lighthouses to tents in fields; from Devon/Cornwall to the wilds of Scotland. The ladies made four series and the last being in 1999 which saw the demise from lung cancer of Jeniffer. It was a great shame because they brought normal food to cookery programs that anyone except "veggies" would eat.They also occasionally would get pissed on camera and smoke like troopers which added to the shows appeal to young and old alike.
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Originally posted by microchips View PostHi Louetta,
Yes indeed the locations they used to shoot their cooking programs are spectacular in the least, they range in places from Lighthouses to tents in fields; from Devon/Cornwall to the wilds of Scotland. The ladies made four series and the last being in 1999 which saw the demise from lung cancer of Jeniffer. It was a great shame because they brought normal food to cookery programs that anyone except "veggies" would eat.They also occasionally would get pissed on camera and smoke like troopers which added to the shows appeal to young and old alike.
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More time please!!
Originally posted by Louetta View PostI also watch Jamie Oliver. The Cooking channel is running two of his shows, Jamie At Home and Jamie's Food Escapes. The first he does from his home in Clavering, Essex, I believe, which is a fantastic vintage large cottage surrounded by raised gardens and a greenhouse or two. In Food Escapes he does an hour show in a different country each week and visits various shops and local location. Great stuff.
Jamie also does a meal in 30 mins show but if you ever try one of his quick meals allow yourself 2 1/2 hours at least because he does talk a load of "bollocks" sometimes.....
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Originally posted by Louetta View PostI'd be interested to know what you think of the SEC filings. It looks like a real company to me.
Then again, total sales are up $10M, profits are very nicely increasing, and if all that's true, why the drop in share price from $5 to $0.5? Something just doesn't add up here, so I'll keep reading and see what else turns up... the $10M non-recurring raw material 'sale' doesn't sound quite kosher to me, either.
From their 10-K/A:
Sales Revenue
Total consolidated sales for the year ended December 31, 2009 increased by $9,902,587 as compared to year ended December 31, 2008. The increase was driven by the higher sales of fans and lamps of $25,347,020 over the comparable period of 2008 due to the acquisition of Weihe, which occurred in October, 2008. These increased sales are partially offset by a decrease of $18,178,897 of Well Profit's revenue which was due to approximately $10 million of sales in 2008 of raw material recorded in 2008 which did not repeated in 2009 and a decrease of $5,556,149 in the sales of skateboards.
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Originally posted by Louetta View PostI have a real job at a Boston brokerage house.
Think about this: sunny warm weather, you and some friends have got a little vacation time, want to remember what adrenaline feels like, drive a few hours to western PA to do this:
Let me know
ps. I usually keep everyone in the boat. These ladies all stayed in and had a great day with me barking orders at them from the back of the raftHide not your talents.
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