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    The 88-Year, No-Interest Mortgage

    Ladies and Gentlemen, this is why everybody should take an accounting class. So they don't get into traps like this.
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    Stress and Trading

    I really like this list. Especially No.5. Exercise is essential for destressing and flushing out your system. Daily exercise is SO key!!
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    Silver to hit mid $60s by end of June

    The party is going strong now. Best leave the party while its still hot. I've sold 2/3 of my position. The 1/3 that's left I'll leave with a trailing stop at $46. I believe silver will reach mid to high 50s but I don't want to be there when everybody's selling and have my orders not get...
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    Australian Rules football classics

    I've never watched rugby... damn it is a brutal sport!
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    Post Your Playlist!

    Amazing what gets lost in the past.
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    Is not having sex in ten years normal?

    Poor bugger. I love sex. Everybody should be having sex at least once a week. I don't think I could live very comfortably without my minimum 1 week sexcapade.
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    Markets to be still flooded with money

    If QE is all he can come up with he should not be the Fed Chairman IMHO.
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    should be subsidizing big oil?

    Definitely NOT!!! The last thing we need is for big oil to have a long term dependence on our government. I don't know about you but private military contractors are bad enough.
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    Money Honey 2 leaving CNBC

    Too bad. Se was pleasing to the eye while actually informative. Can't really say that about too many beautiful women.
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    Bernanke put the oil speculation nonsense to rest today

    IMHO People in America drive too much. If we took military spending and put it into fixing public transit in every major city a) It would create jobs that are by nature resistant to outsourcing b) decrease our reliance on oil. The tough part is shifting people's opinion of public transit.
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    Special Drawing Rights (SDRs) and Soros' Bretton Woods.

    IMHO the Swiss franc is a good candidate.
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    Crashing JP Morgan; Silver Liberation Army

    Makes my blood boil. They get to make the exciting trades, AND they don't lose all their money?
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    Article about commodity pricing

    Yeah. Talking about stuff people don't really need: It amazes me that people buy $500 iPads, smartphones & cable TV. Call me backward but that stuff really is not necessary.
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    Ben Bernanke needs a lesson - sell the US Dollar

    I'm going to go long in the Swiss franc.
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    18.3% of personal income is from food stamps

    Cut military spending and you get unemployed soldiers, weapons factory workers and millions of people who have become dependent on the military industrial complex. IMHO the whole economic model based on perpetual growth needs to stop. When government creates policy based on zero growth we'll...
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    Biggest Fraud/Scam in Human History

    The things that are constant in life are the need to eat, the need to drink and the need to piss and shit. When inflation reaches a certain point and you can't buy food and water, you go into instinct mode and you get food some other way.
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    Negative equity

    As unfair and bitterly cruel this is, it's true. You've nailed it. Be careful when you buy a house.
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    Gold is king... but taxes?

    I heard in Argentina people were buying cars as stores of value. They buy the car and keep it in the garage so that it doesn't lose value driving around.
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    Atlas Shrugged the movie

    This would bring the country closer to an every-man-for-himself scenario. If somebody decedes to not be healthy, they its on them to figure out their health care. If somebody has not saved up money for retirement, then its their fault and they should keep working. I don't want to be paying...
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    Decisive Year 2011

    That is a world we investors know quite well now, isn't it.
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