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What if they were a Microbiology major with their masters in Native African tap dance.... and could only find work as a welders helper. Wouldn't you feel sorry for them then? Surely you aren't THAT insensitive?Originally posted by Websman
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In that case, I would recommend that they move to France so they can protest against all the injustices in the world and torch cars with all the French students.Originally posted by Lyehopper
AVEC FO
UN VRAI CONTRAT
UN VRAI STATUT
UN VRAI SALAIRE
RETRAIT DU CPE!!!
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I want to cover my short on SAFM and go long AEZ, please Rob.
By the way Rob, How much is Lye paying you to run this contest? Is he giving you benefits? Paid Vacations? Sick leave?
If not, you should consider protesting...
AVEC FO
UN VRAI CONTRAT
UN VRAI STATUT
UN VRAI SALAIRE
RETRAIT DU CPE!!!Comment
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$66
I should have bought it with every dime I had at $66.Originally posted by jiesenComment
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Originally posted by New-born baby
I must admit to being a tad let down.
Since there are no options for FRGB and I am under the impression that NBB likes options.Comment
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i meant long
Originally posted by New-born babyGeri:
You feeling alright? Having a lot of pressure with the kids and all? Need a vacation, or just some relief? Like to get your sanity back?
click here for a sanity check
ok, i'm cracking under the pressure already ....
my thought was to go short because it has been doing SO WELL! that it can't possibly keep goin' on like this ... in fact, i'm 2-cents away from selling at a second 15% ...
i am bullish on it, so if i have time, i'll change to frgb (baby) long ...
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Just teasing you
I just thought I'd take the opportunity to tease you. Today's bullish breakout signals an up move, but it might retest the support line before moving up again. Still, there are a lot better shorts out thereOriginally posted by gerihearne
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Websman embrassez mon âne . C'est le numéro cinq,jejejeOriginally posted by WebsmanBEEF!... it's whats for dinner!Comment
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NewBorn...Like your little links as your signature...I have one of those p/p calcs on my desktop...I think it was Spike who gave me a download link to one of those...Doug(IIC)Originally posted by New-born babyI just thought I'd take the opportunity to tease you. Today's bullish breakout signals an up move, but it might retest the support line before moving up again. Still, there are a lot better shorts out there"Trade What Is Happening...Not What You Think Is Gonna Happen"
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Killer Bees
And I like your killer bees. They were hot todayOriginally posted by IIC
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Rob
Long LANV today.Comment
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Cover it
Cover FDG and buy SUF please. Thank you.Comment
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Bkhm
Hey Jimbo!!!! great call on BKHM dude!.... I'm on board with this one too.
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