Yellowtail

Did you ever get this fixed?

I assume you meant damning, yes? In any event, would you please explain how my statement is oxymoronic?

I think your plan is to buy a condo (or perhaps you already bought it) and do a full renovation. If that is the case, doing double-wall & ceiling sound attenuation is not that much money in the scheme of things, and it will both keep noise in, and keep noise out. It can l also help reduce your cooling load.

He brought it up, I responded to him, you keep going on about it, and now you seem to be blaming me for responding to you. If you don't want to discuss it, why not just let it go? I assume anyone that bought Apple at $2.50 and held it, made millions on it and I'm happy for them. I asked several times, but you never did say who your broker is, why?

In your quote his says "(and thus my cashflow)" but whatever. Since he bought it, the stock split 7:1 and 4:1, so he would have 400 X 7 X 4, yes? The dividend is different each year (based on the value) , and he'd have only collected dividends for about the last twelve years. Who did you say your broker was?

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If close to a public road a sound wall is good

Well, that's about 10% of what the UK gets from nuclear now, yes? How much more electricity will we need in the UK when all the cars and all the commercial and residential heating are all electric? So I think it safe to say that monetary and environmental cost of the project should be categorized as subsidies for the renewable energy sector, yes?

He said he bought at $2.50 and that it split twice. He also said the dividends provided his cashflow. Who's your broker anyway?

Carpeting helps a lot. A second layer of gyp-board will little if just stuck on the existing wall, but with a 5cm gap between the two the reduction will be significant. It you're worried about your theater room, carpet on the floor, double ceiling, acoustic foam on the walls between the neighbors unit. Before you buy anything, read up on sound attenuation.

And (coincidentally) it's the intelligentsia that benefits from both.

Your right, I was confused. I thought it meant global warming and whatnot but apparently I was wrong, and apparently the whole fossil fuel subsidy thing is a lie. I was shocked!

He said he bought at $2.50 a share, and that he depended on the dividends for his cash flow. So assuming his cash flow is just $30,000 a year, at $1.88 a share he'd have ~15,957 shares, at $172.19 a share that's about $2.75M. Given the splits he'd have had to have purchased about 570 shares. At $2.50 a share that means he paid $1,425, so he made millions. Even if he'd only invested $1,000, at $2.50 a share he'd have made over $1.9M, yes?

Well I'm seeing Dr. Sirichai Kiattavornchroen at Bangkok Hospital Dental Center tomorrow, whish me luck!

You claim that "No one who buys Bitcoin or cryptocurrencies intends to use them as a currency.", and then when I show you are lying and provide an example of people that use it as currency, you call it whataboutism.

In all cases, period. More whataboutism. When you buy crypto, this allows leverage and increased capital for the company, to expand and create/deliver crypto and crypto services to a large amount number of customers. How do you know that no one buying it intends to use it as currency? I thought one of the issues with it was people using it to finance drug trafficking. How would that be possible if no one uses it as currency?

Perhaps you should consider reading what you are going to post. Yes, plenty of people have lost money, but plenty of people have made money a well. To be clear, I know what zero-sum means, and I do not now, nor have I ever said crypto was not a zero-sum game. The only thing I asked you two to to define was "create value", but because you were unable to define "create value", you keep going on about zero-sum.

Why not just wait until he clears the virus, fly out and pay the fine?

A "good friend" in the aerospace industry said it was used extensively on the Space Shuttle. You can occasionally find the commemorative cans on Ebay.

So how did this turn out? Slim and trim now? Still drinking vinegar?

How do you know they sold it at at a "lost"? One might have sold it to someone who turned around and profited from selling it, yes? Most anytime you sell anything to anyone the money you get comes from another's pockets. yes?

1. You claimed: "Everything won in crypto, someone else lost." , correct? 2. You equated buying crypto to buying the Brooklyn Bridge, correct? 3. You also claimed crypto has no value, correct? 4. And you claimed that the moment anyone buys anything that has no value, that person has already lost their money, is that correct? So clearly it follows that you are claiming that everyone that has ever purchased crypto has lost all their money.

The folding office tables are pretty good if you are not wanting to hammer and whatnot. The 60 X 180 are nice for handling plywood.

If it has only split twice since you've bought it, you should have 28 times as many shares, not 21 more "stocks."

1. You claimed: "Everything won in crypto, someone else lost." , correct? 2. You equated buying crypto to buying the Brooklyn Bridge, correct? 3. You also claimed crypto has no value, correct? 4. And you claimed that the moment anyone buys anything that has no value, that person has already lost their money, is that correct? So clearly it follows that you are claiming that everyone that has ever purchased crypto has lost all their money.