this guys microdosing has turned into just plain dosing.
https://twitter.com/omgmediaarchive/...08548049252426
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this guys microdosing has turned into just plain dosing.
https://twitter.com/omgmediaarchive/...08548049252426
At least Hughes had the public decency to hole up in a Vegas penthouse.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
So Elon threatens to ditch Twitter and literally tells the advertisers to quote “go fuck themselves”.Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Great theater but who owns Twitter in a year? The banks?
Elon sold some of his TSLA stock for roughly half the deal ($22b?) and Morgan & BOA etc did the other half. That’s my memory. Did the banks sell that debt? The deal was still born from the get go. Maybe abortion is a better description. Who woulda bought Twitter debt? I doubt it. There couldn’t have been a market for anything Twitter related.
I bet the banks still hold the debt and interest rates are obv completely out of hand now. Less revenue & more interest. What a brilliant LBO.
So the question really is - what is Musk considering? Is his bravado just a mask (musk) for an imminent mercy killing? Musk fucked up the Twitter deal and he is now saving face with little more than a personal flesh wound.
Maybe Biden’s Ministry of Truth would take Twitter over. this would now belong in Tellafriends thread. Tick tick
This tweet is just stupid. “Trust Twitter for honest information”? Twitter is just a collection of posts made by every random yutz with a mobile phone. Honest? wtf is he talking about?Quote:
Originally Posted by Tyde
Perhaps he means “unmoderated” or “unfiltered” by government and advertisers.
Twitter is still the bathroom wall and that’s great, I suppose.
Musk is going through an episode of the sort that Grimes used to talk about. The “dark” Musk. He’s a brilliant Aspy with an emotionally troubled past. He’s having trouble once again - only this time he has a stage and likes being on it.
Credit to Sonatine years ago for dropping Grimes hints and memes. I didn’t get it at first.
Right now he’s fucking unhinged and it’s fantastic to watch.
his inevitable Jesus phase is going to rapidly turn into everyones problem.
To be fair the Cybertruck may become popular when you need a bulletproof vehicle to move around in some cities.
Has that lyric Autism Capital vibe that I love so muchQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
Curb weight of a Toyota Corolla is almost 3000 lbs
Cybertruck battery pack is 2850 lbs. extended range another 500 lbs
Folks gonna get crushed.
Quote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
you and i both said we wanted one when they first were publicized.
Christmas Eve 2023 I a woman in a mini van ran into my Cybertruck in the Walmart parking lot. It’s Fall 2025 and I’m still waiting to have it repaired.
Why should body work take so long, I wonder?
I’m still making my payments though
Quote:
Originally Posted by TellafriendQuote:
Originally Posted by sonatine
you and i both said we wanted one when they first were publicized.
they still have my $100 deposit lol.
but surprise the range isnt close to what he predicted and they cant put together legos at this point much less cars.
Interesting. i'm unfamiliar with this case, etc.
https://x.com/PeterSchiff/status/173...467056765?s=20
Schiff wants to sell gold. His mumbo jumbo might or might not contain the smallest kernel of fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
Quote:
Originally Posted by cleatusSchiff wants to sell gold. His mumbo jumbo might or might not contain the smallest kernel of fact.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
i certainly weigh his proclivity for gold sales when reading him, but i disagree with the latter portion of your statement. i suspect we have different world views and thus the differing opinions on this.
I missed this post on the first go ‘round.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
Your home is an asset. Bitcoin. The bag of lithium in the garden shed behind my house. This is just plain dumb but I never discount the power of dumb. Dumb is powerful in the US now.
That the question is even before the court is a sign of the times. Belongs in your other thread too
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
1. desperate people/governments, do desperate things.
2. i started to place it in the End of Times thread, but decided i wanted more people to see it so here we are.
Sanlmar: Sanctions working or just rearranging the world order?
what sanctions - the rubble is way up (or was recently).
the latter is the answer. why would any sane nation want their assets tied to something we confiscate, exploit and manipulate as terribly as Tine does princess pony porn?
My opinion is that nobody is familiar with this Supreme Court case because there is no case before the SC examining this. Why does Schiff not provide a Govt v Ppl name to this case?
Please show evidence of a SC schedule with this case on that schedule, or of this case being heard in any court below the SC.
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Originally Posted by cleatusMy opinion is that nobody is familiar with this Supreme Court case because there is no case before the SC examining this. Why does Schiff not provide a Govt v Ppl name to this case?
Please show evidence of a SC schedule with this case on that schedule, or of this case being heard in any court below the SC.
NM, you are just retarded. My first google result:
https://www.npr.org/2023/12/05/12168...court-tax-code
Supreme Court hears a case that experts say could wreak havoc on the tax code
DECEMBER 5, 20235:00 AM ET
HEARD ON MORNING EDITION
Nina Totenberg at NPR headquarters in Washington, D.C., May 21, 2019. (photo by Allison Shelley)
Nina Totenberg
The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments Tuesday in an important tax case.
Drew Angerer/Getty Images
The U.S. Supreme Court hears arguments Tuesday in an obscure tax case with potentially trillions of dollars in tax consequences for the federal budget. It is a case that has tax law specialists both gobsmacked and alarmed.
The words of the 16th Amendment to the Constitution do not roll off the tongue. Enacted in 1913, it says: "Congress shall have power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, from whatever source derived, without apportionment among the several States, and without regard to any census or enumeration."
In reality, the amendment was passed to reverse a Supreme Court decision that basically had made it impossible to have a federal income tax.
$TWTR private marks -71% while Nasdaq pops +50%
Graze “the magnificent 7 sp500” on the google machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickyPipes
You will enjoy that.
Quote:
Originally Posted by SanlmarGraze “the magnificent 7 sp500” on the google machine.Quote:
Originally Posted by NickyPipes
You will enjoy that.
but definitely do it a year ago since everyone started rotating profits out of tech in the last 72 hours.
this is top, top thinking. wish my mind worked more like this:
https://x.com/CramerTracker/status/1...241216377?s=20
Ask yourself “what would Nancy Pelosi do?”Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
This is HOF
I pissed my pants reading the comments. It’s been a great one for us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tellafriend
I sell at market open tomorrow . fin.
LLY
by far the largest position i have ever owned of one stock. i don't intend to sell a single share, though i have stopped accumulating at these highs. if half of the stuff they say is true about this drug is true, it needs to be in the water and will change the world. LLY's drug is supposedly better than Novo's. to the moon.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/a...p-snoring.html
On other cheery news Tellafriend
Dunno if you are still holding your gold future contract but nice consolidation here. Pull up a chart from 2004 your own damn self
Quote:
Originally Posted by Sanlmar
i hold the real stuff, San. it fits nicely in a safe deposit box.
Rumble (RUM) and David Portnoy is worth a gander if only for the news.
RUM is a momo runner off the news
Their was criticism (lawsuits?) over social media numbers legitimacy but it’s sosh media so lying is just part of the game. But that overhead (shorts) help with the trading.
Just nuts