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Quote from oldtime:


If you like new shiny bright things, you are always going to be wanting.

Personally, Im thinking of painting my vehicle flat black I hate shiny things ! Im just hesitant because flat black seems like it has no clear coat and its non reflective property imply s that aerodynamics may go down the drain. It seems dumb, but such a drag over a a large surface can be disastrous.

If you look at a wing of a plane, the only reason it takes of is because of a simple aerodynamic idea but over a large wing span it can lift a plane !

Old time 2,
other guy 1
me, -17

PS Stop Charlatan bashing ! It's discriminatory.
 
Quote from traitor786:

Personally, Im thinking of painting my vehicle flat black I hate shiny things ! Im just hesitant because flat black seems like it has no clear coat and its non reflective property imply s that aerodynamics may go down the drain. It seems dumb, but such a drag over a a large surface can be disastrous.

If you look at a wing of a plane, the only reason it takes of is because of a simple aerodynamic idea but over a large wing span it can lift a plane !

Old time 2,
other guy 1
me, -17

PS Stop Charlatan bashing ! It's discriminatory.
[/QUOTEI've owned a lot of trucks, black is my favorite, but very hard to keep clean, and hot, hot hot out in the desert. Flat black came on the scene about 10 years ago, especialy when more and more components were being made out of fibre glass (or carbon fiber).

Burgundy or some kind of red wine is the way to go. Even when it's dirty it looks clean.
 
Quote from oldtime:

Quote from traitor786:

Personally, Im thinking of painting my vehicle flat black I hate shiny things ! Im just hesitant because flat black seems like it has no clear coat and its non reflective property imply s that aerodynamics may go down the drain. It seems dumb, but such a drag over a a large surface can be disastrous.

If you look at a wing of a plane, the only reason it takes of is because of a simple aerodynamic idea but over a large wing span it can lift a plane !

Old time 2,
other guy 1
me, -17

PS Stop Charlatan bashing ! It's discriminatory.
[/QUOTEI've owned a lot of trucks, black is my favorite, but very hard to keep clean, and hot, hot hot out in the desert. Flat black came on the scene about 10 years ago, especialy when more and more components were being made out of fibre glass (or carbon fiber).

Burgundy or some kind of red wine is the way to go. Even when it's dirty it looks clean.

You take me back to my Cadillac days I think burgundy days are done, maybe id drop by to pick you up and fly to the dessert one day but I fear my toys are not made to be functional, they are more to make one feel like it is overly functional. Then again it does not take much to roll a beast down a flat road.
 
Quote from traitor786:

You take me back to my Cadillac days I think burgundy days are done, maybe id drop by to pick you up and fly to the dessert one day but I fear my toys are not made to be functional, they are more to make one feel like it is overly functional. Then again it does not take much to roll a beast down a flat road.
I'm not much of a car guy, I don't know the makes and models or anything about it, but I lived out in the Gay Bay when the movie "American Graffiti" came out, and you would see that old burgundy car in the movie parked or driving down the road in San Rafael all the time.
 
Quote from traitor786:

Great now the "other guy" concludes that you live on a hill lol.
I use to live on the top of the hill, best and only flat piece of land in the county.

But I just got tired of noticing every day something needed to be fixed. It was a very old house, originally a barn converted into a house by a young bachelor with a lot of vision back in the 1950's.

And I'm not much of a handy man, plus you needed 4wd to get in and out in the winter.

It was cool, but I like my little apartment in the city. Like last winter the furnace went out on one cold Saturday morning. All I had to do was punch in a few numbers on the cell phone to the landlord. No looking for a contractor who is still in business, or the guy that installed the old furnace who has long since gone broke. Next I know the guy knocks on my door and starts tearing the whole thing apart, and he says, "I know this furnace, I installed it, I have been taking care of this apartment complex for thirty years."

By afternoon I was warm and toasty, no idea what it cost. Not my problem.

Plus I have a very big dumpster 30 feet from my front door.

Out in the country, it was hit and miss if the trash man or the dogs would get there first.

I miss my garden, but I have a few pots on the back patio. Mostly all I grow is scallions. (and a few cut flowers)

no cats no dogs anymore, but I raise worms in a five gallon bucket in my kitchen closet

plus, now I have 4g
 
Quote from Ol' Yella:

I remember there was a journal thread on another forum (BM) that went on for over a year.

It was a popular journal, and the OP was posting to it regularly, documenting her attempt to learn to day trade

after a year she was not succcessful, so closed the thread saying she was going to pursue a business venture

several months later it came to light that she was selling a trading system and giving webinars

trying to make it in the guru business

I couldnt believe it....... :D

I bet this is how almost all educators find their way into selling stuff.

:cool:


Here it is:

http://www.bigmiketrading.com/vendors-product-reviews/11134-ezcolortrading-com-review.html

http://www.bigmiketrading.com/tradi...journey-make-her-millions-178.html#post121755

http://www.bigmiketrading.com/vendors-product-reviews/13784-ez-color-trading-article-wgreenie.html

http://www.ezcolortrading.com/
 
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