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Hey babe, as per rule #8, you get the opening price on the first tick of the minute after the timestamp on your post. For your TRA trade, I initially erred, and I am really sorry. I had your trade time as 10:47, when it should be 10:37- a typo on my part. Your entry price will be adjusted to $14.05 on the scoresheet tomorrow. Your score for today was 3.06% which puts you soundly in 2nd place. Please don't hate me, I'll give you the tongueOriginally posted by riverbabe View Post
price information in the white bar
spike, what can I say, dude... now you're being lead by a girl!!!
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Originally Posted by LyehopperOriginally posted by skiracer View Post
Well, actually I was going to play it again.
No problemo Lye. If you want it you got it. I can make another pick.
Peanuts, take me out of FORG and give it to Lye. I'll take AOB - long again this week. Thanks. I hope you win by a 30% margin. I like it for a move up this week.
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I was just trying to be gracious about the pick. Lye had taken it on the chin with it the last two weeks and was I offering it to him after his post about wanting to play it again.
I don't see how what I said would have anything with making it Lye's pick. That would have to be his decision. I gave it up so that he could have it if he wanted to take it. I kind of wish that I had kept it myself now.
I certainly didn't imply that it was Lye's pick but only that I was giving it up so that he could have it if he wanted to take it. That's what he implied to me in his post.
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Peanuts, love, are you sure my price was 14.24 at 10:36? Seems a little high. Please give it another little look. Thanks. RiverbbeLeave a comment:
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Peanuts Great Job You Have Made This A Lot Of Fun.i'll Work On Some Themes If I Sober Up
I Have Tipped A Few Celebrating My Lead Today.
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week 5, day 1
Week 5 - Traffic Jam
mile 1 - get in line
This week, the players are stuck in a traffic jam, sort-of. Everyone has there own destination to go to and it may be the same or completely different from the other players. Not all the modes of transportation will be the same, either. The main thing, is that we all have the same distance to go- 5 miles. Whoever travels their five miles the fastest (in other words, the highest percent return on your time) is the winner for the week. Let's see how everyone is starting off:
Websman is sitting in a hot rod and is trying to get it moving. Maybe someone put bleach on his tires, because he's just spinning his tires, now, and making a bunch of smoke. Scifos hops on his dog and hangs a bone on a fishing pole in front of it's face. Gatorman is programming his GPS unit to display the fastest way to get to his temp job as a restaurant mascot. Gary gets on his scooter for his morning coffee and doughnut, with peanuts racing behind him on a Big Wheel. Skiracer has taken off his skis and puts on roller skates. He's wearing a backpack that smells like a skunk. It's been a long time since Karel has been on his bicycle, and he's a little wobbly on it. Let's hope he remembers how to ride one of those things. Spikefader is going for a jog in his brand new shoes. He's gone a good distance already, and is currently in third place. He's trying to catch up with ParkTwain, who has decided to ride the information superhighway... maybe he'll have a high speed connection. And our leader right now is RL, who heard that there was a Sports Illustrated Bikini Contest in the park at 5:30 pm. His wife took the car, but his son left the skate board. RL is a fast learner... and skater
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Guest repliedThemes
Peanuts,
You had asked for suggestions for weekly themes.
I humbly submit the following:
- A jungle safari
- A manned mission to Mars (and back)
- Getting to the lifeboats on the TitanicLeave a comment:
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