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'm thinkin' ah might oughta get me one of those snake tattoos now ...??? -- audude, 17:57:20 02/09/10 Tue [1]

I DARE you to tattoo a Snake down
in the nether region with His Head Poken
out Below yer Shorts. All done to match
yer favorite Hawaiian shirt colors of coors.

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My PieRite experience at the Sheriff's Office this morning.... -- Norwester, 17:01:49 02/09/10 Tue [1]

...a....truly....memorable experience....as I went into da
big city to get my Concealed Carry Permit REnewed this a.m.....
First, it took about five "tries" before I finally cleared
the metal detector screening to get INto the damned County
building....shuffling away from the conveyer belt after
gathering up my shoes, coat, little tub holding car keys
and change and wallet, whilst holding up my pants ["Take
that BELT off, sir!"] I was confronted by yet another of
our County's finest, some fat Samoan chick with an attitude
who had to "wand me" with a final metal detector check...
. . ."Put your arms out and raised from your sides, sir",
she barked, as my jeans suddenly began a southward trip
toward my stocking clad feet (still hadn't put the shoes
back on) and she snickered as she commanded," Now, spread
your legs apart, please!" getting her 'jollies' as it was
by tapping her 'wand' against my gonads in her zealous
performance of her "job"....sheesh....and, gawd forbid you
should flinch or speak out or you go thru the whole damn
thing again.....

Finally past the Samoan Sweetheart [who musta tipped-in at
a svelt 260 lbs. at least ], I pulled mahse'f together,
put on my shoes and belt and coat and walked down to the
nearby "Applications" Office where, apparently, another
layer of SECURITY was necessary as one had to stand directly
in front of the glass door and be "buzzed in" to gain
entry.....it just got better and better....
Once inside, I got the pleasure of squeezing onto a 12'
rock-hard wooden bench (the ONLY furniture in the room)
alongside 3 or 5 'homies' who were there to "check in"
wid their parole officers [who shared the space with the
Firearms License folks, apparently]....loverly group of
FINE young men, replete with well-groomed dreadlocks with
sundry beads and buttons so carefully intertwined as to
almost take away from the myriad of tattoos most of them
sported on arms, necks, and even one fellow whose serpent
design wrapped around his cheek....VERY striking, and sure
to be a fashion statement in the years ahead....

Meanwhile, Lakeisha -- or maybe it was Denisha? -- who had
told me to 'take a seat over there'(the bench already
occupied by 3 Crips and some 350 lb. personal trainer)
' I'll juss be 'bout fie minits' had stretched processing
my REnewal into 30 minits, finally made a reappearance
at the small cubicle window in the far wall to advise one
of my benchmates that "RAY-Phillip! You 'posed ta be in
here yessiday to see Misser Mosely...you in BIG truble"...
At which point Ray-Phillip promptly stood up, made a fast
exit out the door and disappeared down the hallway with
Lakeisha doing a "OOOOooooo-ooo---hhhh Tsk-Tsk.." with a
headshake behind her lil' window....

Now, from what I had seen to this point, I surmised that, in
order to gain employment at "County" -- at least in some
sort of secretarial or clerk capacity -- one HAD to be an
'ethnic' FEmale, preferably a "single Mom", HAD to weigh-
in at a minimum of 250 lbs., could NOT exceed a height of
more than 5' 5", HAD to move deliberately at one speed
("comatose") , must NEVER attempt to do any task unless
the first task had been fully completed even IF the needed
information was unavailable, and HAD to have an "attitude"
and dreadlocks with lotsa 'stuff' woven into them to match
the 4" disc earrings that interfered with normal listening
on the phones when answered.....Katie Couric couldn't GET
hired there ....Oprah could prolly pull it off, tho....

AFTER 45 agonizing "minits" (Lakeishsa-izm) SHE finally
reemerged from the darkened rooms stretching out behind
her little window to announce,"SIR...your concealed weapons
permit is ready" to all in the room, at which point, the
3 home-boys all exclaimed a loud "YEAH! Right ON, dooood!"
voicing their approvals as I picked up my paperwork and
headed down yet another corridor to "Pay da clerk at de
end uf da hawway and yu be done".....

Ahhhh, what a fine way to start the day! I'm thinkin' ah
might oughta get me one of those snake tattoos now ...???

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Can anyone lend ME a lincOln? -- duppy, 23:28:57 02/08/10 Mon [1]

http://rawstory.com/2010/02/south-carolinas-subversive-activities-registration-act-force/

dUp

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How bad is the mortgage crisis? -- strat, 22:23:02 02/08/10 Mon [1]

It's so bad that the Mortgage Bankers Association
had to sell its headquarters at a loss.

http://www.thestreet.com/story/10676360/1/mortgage-bankers-association-forced-into-short-sale-todays-outrage.html

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Dis guy's got sum nice koinz. -- Pyrite -- Earl, 22:01:02 02/08/10 Mon [1]

But they're all kroded ......... some don't even have their denomination displayed .......... and on wun of um, the engraving on the obverse is not evenly distributed around the tail feathers. .......... and then, a guy hasta cut the plastic off in order to spend um. ...... anyone got any stamps ta look at?

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Dis guy's got sum nice koinz. -- Pyrite, 20:47:54 02/08/10 Mon [1]

http://forums.collectors.com/messageview.cfm?catid=26&threadid=761683

I know he owns my finest known 1871 dollar.

grrr...

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Is there a football game on today? -- strat, 16:30:37 02/07/10 Sun [1]

...what is that, Pyrite? One of them Texas mailboxes?

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,now i can hit duppy'z mailbox without slowing down to aim -- Pyrite, 15:52:54 02/07/10 Sun [1]



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I threw those grips on my Glock 22 -- duppy, 13:02:20 02/07/10 Sun [1]

nicer feel to it....and thanks for clearing up the holes in my mailbOx mystory.....thOt it was sOmebody that dint like ME.

dUp

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Pyrite,,not there yet,,,,but soon enuff -- Bent Rifle, 12:27:01 02/07/10 Sun [1]

speekin' uv glocks,,,,i slipped wunna theeze on my 19,,,

http://www.midwayusa.com/viewProduct/?productNumber=662386


wow,,what a difference,,,now i can hit duppy'z mailbox without slowing down to aim

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cellphones,texting,,a-holes everywhere,,,too much traffic -- Pyrite, 12:06:53 02/07/10 Sun [1]

http://www.abwehr-us.org/Glock_19OD_04.jpg

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not a big deal,,,, -- Bent Rifle, 09:49:54 02/07/10 Sun [1]

if you hyper inflate,,,,everyone will lots of money to pay debt and taxes,,,,sheesh,,this iz easy

-----------------------------------------------------

On the outlook for tax rates --

DAVID STOCKMAN: I think the lesson of the last 25 years is that it doesn't work. You can keep cutting taxes until you reach the point where this year -- or the year just ended, we spent $3.6 trillion, and we only collected $2.2 trillion.

So, we are now so far out of kilter that it's irrelevant. Taxes are going to have to be raised. And the beast needs to be trimmed back. But it can't be starved enough to even begin to cope with our fiscal problem. And this is where I think all the politicians are faking in both parties, but the Republicans especially.

The Republicans think their mission in life is to cut taxes. Sorry, game -- game over. We're now in the tax-raising business. And we're going to be in the tax-raising business for the next decade.

http://www.financialarmageddon.com/

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duppy,,,,,,the truck must have had a defective hoist buzzer -- Bent Rifle, 16:38:55 02/06/10 Sat [1]

,,,law requirez everydump haz an alarm that sounds while the lift is off the rails,impossible not to hear it,,still,,how the hell did he get around a corner without tipping,,?

back when i wuz hauling i noticed that every indoor garage had damage to its doorz,,,driverz in a hurry to get out,,wtf

driving izzin't fun anymore,,,cellphones,texting,,a-holes everywhere,,,too much traffic

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note the guy on the left of the footbrige before the strike. -- duppy, 13:05:20 02/06/10 Sat [1]

He stops, sees it coming but remains in place......dummie.

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remember to return your dump bed to its horizontal.... -- duppy, 13:02:46 02/06/10 Sat [1]

position.....kinduf a metafOr for the goo and their antics.....everything seemed fine until we crossed under the footbridge......
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uryTjrWnIJI&feature=popular
enjoy.
dUp

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but we'll never know -- Bent Rifle, 08:45:52 02/06/10 Sat [1]

http://www.amazon.com/Collected-Eminent-Historians-Imagine-Might/dp/0399152385/ref=cm_cr_pr_product_top

not bad,,,

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i wish i could look back from 100 yearz into the future -- Bent Rifle, 08:39:51 02/06/10 Sat [1]

,,,just to see how this playz out,,

It Is Now Mathematically Impossible To Pay Off The U.S. National Debt

http://theeconomiccollapseblog.com/archives/it-is-now-mathematically-impossible-to-pay-off-the-u-s-national-debt

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Ummm... -- strat, 19:19:23 02/05/10 Fri [1]

...wasn't silver pushin' $17 just the other day?

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audude (Pyrite thinks I'm Cheap.. Ha -- Pyrite, 08:18:34 02/05/10 Fri [1]

Not really. I was just being polite.
I just didn't want to go into the "ankle bracelet" angle.

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the internet,,,,,,its kinda like money -- Bent Rifle, 08:04:40 02/05/10 Fri [1]


it just make you more of what you already are,,,

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The economy's gettin' weird... -- strat, 00:39:15 02/05/10 Fri [1]

...since when did the stock market start
going DOWN when unemployment numbers rose?
Seems to me it always goes up when unemployment
goes up. Could it be the "suits" on Wall
Street are findin' out the hard way that
'trickle down' economics looks and smells
like used beer?

The internet makes you crazy? I was crazy
long before that, I assure you.

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bought some physical today,,,both -- Bent Rifle, 17:46:29 02/04/10 Thu [1]

from a wimp,,

so few have the stamina for this metal thing

fade to food,,,

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I gave up my home PC last year... -- audude (Pyrite thinks I'm Cheap.. Ha), 16:49:58 02/04/10 Thu [1]

But it was not clear whether using the internet causes mental health problems, or whether people with mental health problems are drawn to the internet.

http://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co.uk/news/Internet-surfers-caught-in-a.6034994.jp

Ripped off UrbanSurvival

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Wallbridge owns Duluth shares.... -- siempre33, 15:07:21 02/04/10 Thu [1]

and it's VERY cheap....

Duluth Metals was spun off from Wallbridge in late 2005. The company is involved in acquiring,

exploring, and developing copper, nickel, and PGM deposits. Its principal property is the Nokomis

Property located in the Duluth Complex in northeast Minnesota, USA.

On January 14, 2010, Duluth Metals made an announcement that it had entered into binding

agreements with Antofagasta plc, a London, England-based, publicly-traded organization (LSE:

ANTO; and US Pink Sheets: ANFGY), whose activities include copper mining, road and rail freight

transportation, and water distribution. Its mining interests are primarily in copper in Chile, but also

extend to Latin America, Europe, and Africa.

The agreement that Duluth Metals has with Antofagasta involves the setting up of a joint venture to

advance Duluth Metals’ Nokomis Property to production. Antofagasta has the execution and financing

ability that is required and necessary to complete the project.

Duluth Metals further announced (January 28) its intention to begin a 2010 exploration program on its

high-value grassroots properties which fall outside the recently announced joint-venture partnership

with Antofagasta. The lands are in the Duluth Complex in Minnesota.

On January 28, Wallbridge stock closed at
.32 per share, and Duluth stock closed at $2.80.


COMMENT: Proforma the additional 2,283,921 Duluth shares, which means that Wallbridge will

hold 12,283,921 Duluth shares or 12.9%, the Company’s interest will be worth, at the $2.80 share

price for Duluth, approximately $34.39 million. With no additional Wallbridge shares issued in this

transaction, the holding would be worth the equivalent of
.30 per Wallbridge share. Taking the

typical 35% discount for an investment holding, the discounted value would be
.195 per share, or

61% of Wallbridge’s closing share price. That leaves
.125 per share for all of Wallbridge’s direct


mining interests. As we stated in our January 15, 2010 Perspective, this is a bargain!


TARGET PRICE

We are maintaining our 12-month Target Price of
.65 per share for Wallbridge that we set out in our

Initiating Report.

RECOMMENDATION

We continue to rate the shares of Wallbridge as a Speculative Buy and stress they are suitable only for

risk-tolerant investors.

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AMZ is screaming....BUY!!! -- siempre33, 15:03:29 02/04/10 Thu [1]

Major potash exporter raises spot price
Move by Belarussian Potash Co. to boost price by more than 6 per cent will be watched by Potash, Agrium investors
Robin Paxton and Andrei Makhovsky


Wednesday, February 03, 2010

Moscow and Minsk — Major potash exporter BPC has raised spot prices for Brazil and Asia by over 6 per cent, reflecting growing world demand for the soil nutrient, and plans to strike its next deals at the end of March or in April.

Oleg Petrov, director of sales for Belarussian Potash Co., said Wednesday the company had increased its spot price for standard material to $410 (U.S.) per tonne from $385. The new price for granular material is $425 per tonne, up from $400.

“We can probably strike new deals at the end of March or in April, as we're completely sold out,” Mr. Petrov told Reuters. “We have no products for February and most of March as a result of strong demand.”

BPC, which accounts for more than 30 per cent of global potash sales, has forecast a 50 per cent increase in sales this year as global demand for the fertilizer ingredient bounces back from a barren 2009, when cash-strapped farmers ran down stocks.

The Minsk-based company is the exclusive export agent for Russian potash miner Uralkali.

Mr. Petrov said the prices would apply “until further notice.”

BPC spokesman Filipp Gritskov said the prices would apply to the company's major customers in Brazil and Asia.

“While we had been expecting price increases on the spot markets, the timing came as a surprise,” VTB Capital analyst Yelena Sakhnova said. “We only thought this would be possible in the second half of the year.”

Potash prices ballooned to more than $1,000 a tonne on the spot market in 2008, making Uralkali and other top miners, such as Potash Corp of Saskatchewan , the darlings of stock market investors before the financial crisis struck.

Producers say farmers are returning to the market after last year's slump. Potash Corp CEO Bill Doyle said on Jan. 28 the firm sold more potash in North America in the first three weeks of 2010 than in the first eight months of 2009.

VTB Capital forecasts global potash demand could reach 49 million tonnes in 2010, more than BPC's forecast of 45 million tonnes.

Brazil could potentially consume about 7 million tonnes of potash this year, of which about 6.3 million tonnes may be imported. BPC traditionally supplies between 32 per cent and 33 per cent of Brazilian imports.

BPC's Mr. Petrov, in an interview with Reuters on Dec. 17, said India and Brazil were exerting growing influence on world potash markets as China – the world's largest consumer – steps up domestic production.

BPC agreed on Dec. 23 to sell up to 1.2 million tonnes of potash to China in 2010 at a contract price of $350 per tonne, but the company has said it might replace long-term contracts with spot deals when dealing with China from 2011.

“As we forecast in December, global demand for potash is hardening following the signing of the China price agreement and, as a result, we expect prices will continue to rise,” Mr. Petrov said on Wednesday.

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She's got fur... -- strat, 09:58:55 02/04/10 Thu [1]

...wtf?

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looks like it's gonna be wunna those dayz -- Bent Rifle, 09:51:38 02/04/10 Thu [1]


think i'll go over to the motorcycle dealership and flirt with the salesgirl

http://gothamist.com/attachments/arts_jen/phpUtqMjFAM.jpg

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But can she skate? -- strat, 22:49:29 02/03/10 Wed [1]


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strat,,,, -- Bent Rifle, 19:22:06 02/03/10 Wed [1]



http://lh4.ggpht.com/__ZAwho6T_SE/SF4WaQQ0ACI/AAAAAAAAAKA/s4905SJ1UyI/Mariah+Milano+1.jpg


,,,,if she only knew how much sludge i've got buried under my side of the trailer

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Attention Bent Rifle... -- strat, 13:22:00 02/03/10 Wed [1]

...THIS is a nice pair. Not 'zactly made in Japan neither:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/multimedia/photo_gallery/1002/nhl.ice.girls.new.york.islanders/content.3.html

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Container crate prison cells ready in April -- duppy, 02:39:21 02/03/10 Wed [1]

http://www.nzherald.co.nz/nz/news/article.cfm?c_id=1&objectid=10623876

recycling at it's best
and easy to transport

dUp

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back in the day Alivin worked with the "tools" that he was given -- BUFFORD, 16:31:58 02/01/10 Mon [1]

some of finest shooting ever............Alivn York that is

699 meg avi file Alvin York about 10 mins in...plus other shooters.

http://www.filedropper.com/gunsofvalor


my media player of choice is VLC if U can't open

http://www.videolan.org/vlc/

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Not jealous at all, BR... -- strat, 14:32:57 01/31/10 Sun [1]

...a Kawasaki ain't 'zactly my idea'r of a "nice pair".

;^)

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come to Rifle,,you sexy thing -- Bent Rifle, 14:17:52 01/31/10 Sun [1]

http://www.blogcdn.com/green.autoblog.com/media/2009/10/2010-kawasaki-concours-14.jpg

i think i am,,,,hope you're not jealous,strat
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBV7jyfR5jw

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GLD adds 56 trillion ounces -- Pyrite, 06:52:21 01/31/10 Sun [1]

and you think GOLD has a chance?

All people want is CONVENIENCE

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Rack -- kapex, 00:45:33 01/31/10 Sun [1]

I am not saying that like you don't already understand it.
I am just re-stating the obvious.

After all, Mr Orwell said it best.

“We have now sunk to a depth at which restatement of the obvious is the first duty of intelligent men.”
-George Orwell

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I dunno Rack -- kapex, 00:40:14 01/31/10 Sun [1]

I think that what we are living through is totally unrelated to anything that has ever happened before.
Gold has been money for 5000 years.
Now that we are where we are, I think it is a mistake to draw any sort of parallell with anything else.

The guys that cpntrol the money and credit Know that saturation was inevitable at some point and they planned accordingly.
The fiat game, credit, has been pushed about as far as it could have been.
But this is not the 30's.

When you say that everything will fall, there has to be something that doesn't fall.
That parallell has to be there.
In the 30's, if you went into cash your standard of living INCREASED.
I knew a gentleman who watched the ticker at a Dean Witter in Wilmington back in the later 80's.
He was a school principal and his standard of living went up 20% or so as deflation took hold because cash, or gold and silver, or gold and silver that became cash due to the confiscation was very nearly as good as gold.
Today is the complete opposite.
To equate that everything will deflate.....NOW, it would have to delfate against SOMETHING.
Something being dollars or tangible assets or Something.

But if dollars are being printed as they are needed then there os only one thing left for everything to deflate against.
That which IS a true store of wealth.

Gold and silver.
Real money.

When one says gold will go down but will not go down as much as other things, they are assuming that at the point right before this was to take place you take your gold and turn it into cash and you would have been better off because gold would go down less than stocks or bonds or houses or boats or whatever.
I disagree.

The reason I disagree is because if they continue to print dollars as needed then it would be silly to think that holding your "wealth" in anyhting other than the actual metal would be a better option.
The "want"...is to try to equate what is happening now to say the 30's.
It's the opposite of the 30's.
Back then, they wanted to get folks off of gold and silver so that they could get everyone to pay them usury.
Total credit.
Now that the credit has gone as far as it can, with the last 5 or 10 years being the fraud of the history of mankind, it's obvious why they accumulated gold at the lows.

When TSHTF, no one is going to argue that gold having an enormous store of value is something that is out of place or wrong.
This change of mindset will be what makes the
re-introduction of gold and silver as some sort of backing for money again as a natural result of another failed experiment in paper creation.

We may have deflation of many different types of assets in the near future. But gold going down against dollars or yen or yaun or euro's is not going to happen.
That would be like saying that they can print as many dollars as they want and when things still go south in the way of employment, or growth or housing prices (because no one can afford to pay higher prices for them) or whatever, that they can just print paper and it will have a value that increases against gold and silver in that environment.

It will Never happen IMHO.

So that means that real money will be the only savior of ones wealth.

Got gold and silver?

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Beware of Ye Olde Rate Hikes. ;^) -- Rack, 20:51:49 01/30/10 Sat [1]

I believe that rates and gold prices rise at the same time in the last phase of the gold bull. The fed is always behind and playing catchup. Whatever finally happens this time the party is over. We might see hyper inflation or a credit crash that happens with the speed of light. Either way in the end it is deflation of everything, including PM's
BUT! they will fall the least of all things except food, drugs and guns and ammo-IMHO

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What deters confiscation? -- strat, 17:25:14 01/30/10 Sat [1]

...POG back at $500. Beware of Ye Olde Rate Hikes. ;^)

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what deters confiscation? -- Rack, 13:27:00 01/30/10 Sat [1]

KABOOM!!!!

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Ron Paul,,doing what he duzz -- Bent Rifle -- Pyrite, 09:40:21 01/30/10 Sat [1]

I'd like analysis of that pup.
Messing with "legal tender" could be an unintended consequences thing.
I...bleevs... that "legal tender" wuz wot we were all considering in our old debates about KR vs. iggles.

Remove legal tender and what deters confiscation?

I'm not sure. I don't know. Just sayin'

Needs a CAREFUL scrutiny.

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Ron Paul,,doing what he duzz -- Bent Rifle, 15:35:19 01/29/10 Fri [1]

Coin Legislation on Capital BuildingCongressman Ron Paul [R-TX] on Wednesday introduced legislation that would, if signed into law, end taxes on coins and bullion and repeal legal tender laws. The bill’s lofty goal is to reintroduce a system of competing currencies.

http://beforeitsnews.com/story/14315/Ron_Paul_Bill_Seeks_Coin_and_Bullion_Tax_Ban.html

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Oops, 1080... -- strat, 13:33:28 01/29/10 Fri [1]

...that's out of character for me to be so optimistic.

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Did we luck out? -- strat, 13:32:02 01/29/10 Fri [1]

...will 1180 hold?

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think i'll go flirt with the sales chick over at the motorcycle dealership,,,,BR -- Pyrite, 09:54:57 01/29/10 Fri [1]

Thinkin of gettin a softtail?

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looks like its gonna be wunna those dayz -- Bent Rifle, 09:37:44 01/29/10 Fri [1]

think i'll go flirt with the sales chick over at the motorcycle dealership,,,,

goneclick

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balmy,,for this time of year -- Bent Rifle, 09:35:37 01/29/10 Fri [1]

http://www.mountwashington.org/weather/

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all sheez gotta do now is the swimsuit competition -- Bent Rifle, 09:21:51 01/29/10 Fri [1]

,,whatever became of the chick from W. Virginia,,,,forget her name,,,,good kid,,,too bad they tossed that hero scam on her,,,she had the character to tell the truth about it

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Howard Zinn died yesterday... -- strat, 09:08:20 01/29/10 Fri [1]

...I always had a soft spot for creative malcontents,
left or right. Saw a quote attrib'ed to him about
Obama:

"I have not been disappointed in Obama; I never expected much."

;^)

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They don't make 'em like they used to? -- strat, 09:02:43 01/29/10 Fri [1]

...you sure?

http://www.nytimes.com/2005/06/17/national/17medal.html

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they don't make'em like they used to -- Bent Rifle, 08:44:41 01/29/10 Fri [1]

http://gunsandammomag.com/cs/Satellite/IMO_GA/Story_C/Miss+America+1944+Stops+Intruder+With+Her+Handgun?packedargs=recid%3D1198098376868

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,,yeah,,well,,i still don't trust'em -- Bent Rifle, 08:23:07 01/29/10 Fri [1]

Cops do care:

Cops all too often get a bad reputation for not caring about the people they
protect. This story is heart-rending and shows just how much the cops go out
of their way to help the families in their towns.

The Lexington Kentucky Police Department reports finding a man's body in the
Kentucky River, just west of the Clays Ferry Bridge. The dead man's name
will not be released until his family has been notified.

The victim apparently drowned due to excessive beer consumption. He was
wearing black fishnet stockings, a red garter belt, a pink G-string, a
strap-on dildo, purple lipstick, and an Obama T-shirt.

The police removed the Obama T-shirt to spare his family any unnecessary
embarrassment.

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-- -- Winston, 18:49:32 01/28/10 Thu [1]

How to be invisible 248 page pdf -- good stuff here.
http://www.canaryislandspress.com/media/HTBI2000.pdf

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Yummy... -- strat, 09:54:02 01/28/10 Thu [1]

...catfish bait...

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nits fer shts -- Bent Rifle, 09:33:50 01/28/10 Thu [1]

brat fer stat

http://duffek.files.wordpress.com/2009/04/bratwurst-21.jpg

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Our now-beloved bankers, ....deserve the company.--strat -- Pyrite, 00:07:37 01/28/10 Thu [1]

Nits for shits.

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state of the union,,,oblahblah -- Bent Rifle, 22:20:55 01/27/10 Wed [1]

az i watched,,,all i could think of wuz how neat it would be if i had a remote control that would make pols sht their pants,,,,

yeah,,i know,,why just them,,,,the list iz long

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Think Back Pyrite -- audude (oh my), 17:53:00 01/27/10 Wed [1]



Girls will be boys, and boys will be girls.
It's a mixed up, muddled up, shook up world,
except for Lola. Lo lo lo Lola. Lo lo lo Lola.

Well I left home just a week before,
and I never ever kissed a woman before,
Lola smiled and took me by the hand,
she said, "Little boy, gonna make you a man."

Well I'm not the world's most masculine man,
but I know what I am and that I'm a man,
so is Lola.

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Pyrite... -- strat, 12:37:40 01/27/10 Wed [1]

...it is a welcome relief to know you have not wasted
your life. And that your retiement is working out
so well. Give Lila/Lola our regards. And if you are
sentient enough the next time you go to the bank, take
the bedbugs with you. Our now-beloved bankers, who
have suffered so much for us on their mission from God,
deserve the company.

Sincerely, strat

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How to retire with gold coins. -- Pyrite, 11:17:16 01/27/10 Wed [1]

After waking from a stupor induced by the consumption of 2 bottles of wine and innumerable cans of Olde English ale provided by a blurry benefactor of generous nature, I carefully exposed my pants to the sun to speed the drying of the urine that I had lain in through the night.

"Sherry! CREAM sherry, THAT's the ticket," said one of my indigent companions who had spent the night in the same alley. "One can go 6, maybe 8 months without Cognac, but only 11 hours without a good, thick, 20% alky Sherry."

Nodding agreement (which is always a good thing to do on "the streets") I ran my fingers through the matted mass of my beard to dislodge any critters that may have taken up residence during the night (or was it TWO nights?) since last I had been sentient.

I waved a "good morning" to Lila (or maybe "Lola"... who cares?) who, after 4 husbands and 7 nervous breakdowns had also decided to "chuck it all" and go dirty.

We got along just swell and never remembered anything.

I bumbled my way down the street mumbling obscenities at passersby just to see the looks of disgust from these "productive" citizens hurrying on their way to be abused by more ignorant but better connected "suits" who by dint of inheritance or suction were their official "betters."

Being able to sneer at a bum always seemed to vindicate their existence in the "competitive marketplace." I smiled to myself and saw that my shoe was untied but didn't give a crap.

I got to the bank and rapped on the window. Clarence (MISTER Brannigan, the branch manager) looked at me in initial horror and then realized who it was.

He motioned to the rear of the building and we began our ritual dance. He brought the safe deposit entry form to me in front of the restroom door and I signed it as I did every time I came in. We then scurried unobtrusively to the vault where I retrieved another Krugerrand from the pile I stuck in there when I gave a shit.

Clarence then tut-tutted his way back to his desk shaking his head at the questioning looks of the other bank employees and pretending to be disgusted.

I hied myself off to the coin shop and Bruno smiled when I came in. He gave me what ever the hell gold was worth that day and I was then free to return to my alley to see what fortune had in store.

Again.

Now all I had to do was find Lila. Or was it "Lola?"

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The Evil Empire -- siempre33, 22:29:37 01/26/10 Tue [1]

RON PAUL COMES OUT AND SAYS 'THE CIA RUNS EVERYTHING. THERE'S BEEN A COUP'
Interviewed on the Glenn Beck radio show on 25th January 2010, Representative Ron Paul stated quote: '...there's been a coup, the CIA coup. They run everything... So they make their own money. They make their money in the drug trade, they can own businesses'. This interview was aired on 25th January 2010 at 2:07 pm Eastern Standard time on the nationally syndicated Glenn Beck radio programme. The complete transcript and audio is accessible from this link: http://www.glennbeck.com/content/articles/article/196/35490/


• We need hardly emphasise the importance of this development. It may be that now that we have prepared the ground so thoroughly, Rep. Paul feels it is 'safe' to engage the Intelligence Power at last. Certainly, as we have repeatedly stated, this evil monstrosity, which spews out disinformation and lies, cult New Age trash and degrading filth of every description, whose personnel and related associates are ALL duplicitous, doubleminded, amoral liars, is a menace not simply to the United States, but to the whole world. We used to refer to the KGB as a criminal organisation. The CIA and its multiple subsidiaries are infinitely worse. Until this issue is decisively addressed, the future of the United States and the Rest of the World is bleak.

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Sludge from the Deep -- audude, 09:31:47 01/26/10 Tue [1]

By January 1941, the SS Gairsoppa was enlisted in the service of the UK Ministry of War Transport.

She started her final voyage from Calcutta, India in December 1940 loaded with nearly 7,000 tons of diverse medium and high-value cargo, including pig iron, tea, general cargo, and a large quantity of silver.

http://www.culturalheritagelaw.org/news-issues/news-issues-in-cultural-heritage/uk-government-awards-exclusive-salvage-contract-to-odyssey-marine-exploration-for-recovery-of-ss-gairsoppa-silver-cargo

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get it over with,,,,,,, -- Bent Rifle, 09:09:55 01/26/10 Tue [1]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlcbmDhO2Ms

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test -- Rack, 08:26:21 01/26/10 Tue [1]

test-working again?

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this day in 1848 -- Bent Rifle -- Pyrite, 18:29:34 01/25/10 Mon [1]

http://www.coinlink.com/News/us-coins/unusual-items-lowest-graded-1848-cal-quarter-eagle/

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this day in 1848 -- Bent Rifle, 21:17:38 01/24/10 Sun [1]


gold discovurd in california,,,,seemz like yesterday

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sludge -- -- Jasper, 19:46:43 01/24/10 Sun [1]


We can only wish.

or maybe we shouldn't wish.

Bye, bye miss American pie.

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gold correction overdone -- mugwump, 10:09:31 01/24/10 Sun [1]

http://www.reuters.com/article/idUSTRE5B10OV20100122

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lighten up,,relax,,,,,,,,,,,we're not real,,,,,, -- Bent Rifle, 09:58:33 01/24/10 Sun [1]

What if I told you, you did not live in a country, nor do you have a true name, a true birth date and you did not have to file taxes or follow any laws? As many of you scoff, stop for a moment and examine these facts.

http://www.henrymakow.com/laws_exist_in_fiction.html

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good news from apollo gold -- mugwump, 09:27:51 01/24/10 Sun [1]

http://www.mexicomike.ca/php/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=667&sid=ff65862c0e7867f1979a551315b16923

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hey dave- my internet connection is real slow -- mugwump, 09:07:06 01/24/10 Sun [1]

give me that sparkie listing again please- meanwhile, here's an interesting commentery on the great obama man
http://www.investorvillage.com/smbd.asp?mb=2234&mn=252733&pt=msg&mid=8487251

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behind the scenes something IS being done about trader fraud -- siempre33, 05:00:05 01/24/10 Sun [1]

MANHATTAN FEDERAL GRAND JURY INDICTS SEVEN WALL STREET
PROFESSIONALS AND ATTORNEYS FOR INSIDER TRADING AND SECURITIES FRAUD

In the United States, each separate count of securities fraud carries a maximum jail sentence of 20 years. Hence, five counts of securities fraud carry a maximum jail sentence of 100 years. This may lend an 'insight' into the rationale behind the cynical and cruel ongoing hoax being perpetrated via the notorious CIA website fourflatulences10.com on the Ponzi 'program' victims, who are entrapped in a situation deliberately created by the criminal originators marketing the fraudulent securities, however labelled, so that they assume that they cannot 'break free' of their entrapment to reveal the identifies of the perpetrators to the relevant authorities and enforcement personnel. As we have indicated, ALL investments in the United States are covered by the securities legislation.

Department of Justice Press Release

January 21, 2010 United States Attorney's Office
Southern District of New York
Contact: (212) 637-2600

PREET BHARARA, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that seven Wall Street professionals and attorneys were indicted today as a result of the Office's ongoing investigation of insider trading at hedge funds and stock trading firms.

The defendants – ZVI GOFFER, ARTHUR CUTILLO, JASON GOLDFARB, CRAIG DRIMAL, EMANUEL GOFFER, MICHAEL KIMELMAN, and DAVID PLATE – were previously charged in a criminal Complaint unsealed on November 5, 2009. Today's 10-count Indictment includes an additional count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and three additional counts of securities fraud.

According to documents previously filed in this and related cases, and the Indictment returned today by the Grand Jury in Manhattan federal court:

The defendants operated an insider trading network through which ZVI GOFFER obtained, passed to others, and traded on material, nonpublic information (viz., the "Inside Information") regarding mergers and acquisitions of public companies. In an effort to conceal their fraudulent schemes, several of the defendants used prepaid telephones to share the Inside Information.

The following seven defendants are charged in the Indictment: ZVI GOFFER, who formerly worked at The Schottenfeld Group LLC and Incremental Capital; CUTILLO, who worked as an attorney at the law firm of Ropes & Gray LLP in New York, New York; GOLDFARB, who worked as an attorney in New York, New York; DRIMAL, who worked in the offices of the Galleon Group ("Galleon"), but was not employed by Galleon; EMANUEL GOFFER, who formerly worked at Spectrum Trading LLC and Incremental Capital; KIMELMAN, who worked with Incremental Capital; and PLATE, who worked at The Schottenfeld Group.

ZVI GOFFER and others paid sources in exchange for Inside Information, including two Ropes & Gray LLP attorneys, ARTHUR CUTILLO and BRIEN SANTARLAS.

In violation of their duties of confidentiality to Ropes & Gray LLP and its clients, CUTILLO and SANTARLAS provided Inside Information about several mergers and acquisitions of public companies for which Ropes & Gray LLP was providing legal services prior to the public announcements of the deals, as well as other information that they learned in the course of their employment at the law firm. CUTILLO and SANTARLAS received cash payments for providing Inside Information concerning the acquisition of 3Com Corporation and Axcan Pharma, Inc. to GOLDFARB, who passed the Inside Information to ZVI GOFFER and other co-conspirators.

On December 10, 2009, SANTARLAS pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and one substantive count of securities fraud, pursuant to a cooperation agreement.

ZVI GOFFER and his co-conspirators also obtained Inside Information from another co-conspirator, GAUTHAM SHANKAR, about the acquisition of Kronos, Inc., and Hilton Hotels Corporation prior to the public announcements of those deals. On October 20, 2009, SHANKAR pleaded guilty to one count of conspiracy to commit securities fraud and one substantive count of securities fraud pursuant to a cooperation agreement.

As a result of their trades of hundreds of thousands of shares of stock based on the Inside Information, ZVI GOFFER, DRIMAL, EMANUEL GOFFER, KIMELMAN, and PLATE collectively earned profits of at least $11 million for themselves and their firms.

The defendants are scheduled to be arraigned on the Indictment on February 2, 2010 before United States District Judge RICHARD J. SULLIVAN. The charges contained in the Indictment and the potential maximum penalties are summarized as follows:


• Count One: Conspiracy to Commit Securities Fraud:
ZVI GOFFER, ARTHUR CUTILLO, JASON GOLDFARB:
5 years; $250,000 or twice the gross gain or loss.


• Count Two: Conspiracy to Commit Securities Fraud:
ZVI GOFFER, JASON GOLDFARB, CRAIG DRIMAL,
EMANUEL GOFFER, MICHAEL KIMELMAN, DAVID PLATE:
5 years; $250,000 or twice the gross gain or loss.


• Count Three: Securities Fraud:
ZVI GOFFER, ARTHUR CUTILLO, JASON GOLDFARB:
20 years; $5 million or twice the gross gain or loss.


• Count Four: Securities Fraud:
ZVI GOFFER, CRAIG DRIMAL:
20 years; $5 million or twice the gross gain or loss.


• Count Five: Securities Fraud:
ZVI GOFFER, EMANUEL GOFFER:
20 years; $5 million or twice the gross gain or loss.


• Count Six: Securities Fraud:
ZVI GOFFER, MICHAEL KIMELMAN:
20 years; $5 million or twice the gross gain or loss.


• Count Seven: Securities Fraud :
ZVI GOFFER, DAVID PLATE:
20 years; $5 million or twice the gross gain or loss.


• Count Eight: Securities Fraud:
ZVI GOFFER, ARTHUR CUTILLO, JASON GOLDFARB:
20 years; $5 million or twice the gross gain or loss


• Count Nine: Securities Fraud:
ZVI GOFFER, EMANUEL GOFFER:
20 years; $5 million or twice the gross gain or loss.


• Count Ten :
Securities Fraud: ZVI GOFFER, DAVID PLATE:
20 years; $5 million or twice the gross gain or loss.

ZVI GOFFER, 33, resides in New York, New York. ARTHUR CUTILLO, 33, resides in Ridgewood, New Jersey. JASON GOLDFARB, 31, resides in New York, New York. CRAIG DRIMAL, 53, resides in Weston, Connecticut. EMANUEL GOFFER, 31, resides in New York, New York. MICHAEL KIMELMAN, 38, resides in Larchmont, New York. DAVID PLATE, 34, resides in New York, New York.

Mr. BHARARA, a member of the President's Financial Fraud Enforcement Task Force, praised the work of the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), and thanked the United States Securities and Exchange Commission for its assistance in the investigation. Mr. BHARARA also noted that the investigation is continuing.

Assistant United States Attorneys ANDREW L. FISH, REED M. BRODSKY, and MARC LITT are in charge of the prosecution.

The charges contained in the Indictment are merely accusations, and the defendants are presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty.

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sludge -- Bent Rifle, 12:03:58 01/23/10 Sat [1]

On Wednesday, January 20th, prices in New York for silver plummeted 4.7%, down 89 cents on the day. Yet the World Spot price not only stops the crash, but turns slightly positive in the first few minutes of trade. It would appear that traders outside the US have a different view of the value of the silver metal.

Tuesday, January 19th. the COMEX totals of silver on deposit shows 113 Moz of silver combined on deposit. While that is up slightly from the 112.6Moz in December, the numbers are seriously misleading. On the 8th of January, total stocks were at 111.5 Moz of which 54 Moz were registered to cover contract positions, 57 Moz was eligible to cover contracts, but were actually owned by someone who had them on deposit at a COMEX depository.

Just 11 days later, the stocks of registered silver have fallen to 47.4 Moz while the eligible stocks rose to 65 Moz. As of the 15th, over 128,000 silver contracts were open, amounting to a trade of more than 640 Moz with just 47 Moz available to cover demands for delivery. That's right, there is only physical silver to cover slightly more than 7% of the open silver contracts on the COMEX. Do the math -- 93% of the COMEX contracts can only be covered if the short side can find someone to sell them silver or the long is willing to settle in paper money for a paper silver contract.

http://www.silverbearcafe.com/private/01.10/race.html

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Pyrite,,,,,New Hampshire -- Bent Rifle, 10:32:16 01/23/10 Sat [1]

many folks from massachusetts,,mass-holes,,have moved north and are turning it into what they ran away from

same az its ever been for thousands of years

,,everything was fine before gubbermint and religion showed up

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Re -- Lara24Vz, 19:08:12 01/22/10 Fri [1]

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Jenn Coffey for prez !!!! -- Pyrite, 17:16:01 01/22/10 Fri [1]

http://www.unionleader.com/article.aspx?articleId=c3e18a3a-145d-490e-918b-be78e42ccd7c&headline=Jenn+Coffey%3A+Turning+the+State+House+into+a+no-self-defense+zone

There is a real reason that New Hampshire has a lower crime rate than many other states; plain and simple, the criminal element here knows that many of us have the ability and the tools necessary to defend ourselves.

http://www.pgnh.org/protecting_your_knife_rights_by_representative_jennifer_coffey

I look forward to defending the rights of knife enthusiasts and businesses across our state while ensuring that law abiding citizens will be protected and the criminals in our midst will have more of a deterrent against committing atrocities with these knives in our state.

http://www.redhampshire.com/another-reason-why-rep-coffey-could-be-the-future-of-the-nhgop/

Just when you thought the Democrats at the State House were done taxing us, here they go again. Last week the House Transportation Committee, along strict party lines, voted to recommend a bill creating yet another fee: a new driver’s license permitting fee. This came despite opposition from both the Department of Safety and the New Hampshire Drivers Education Teachers Association.

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David Pescod :: Brazil -- siempre33, 11:11:31 01/22/10 Fri [1]

AMAZON MINING (V-AMZ) $2.36 -0.29

We’ve mentioned a few times, our trip to Brazil to witness

first-hand the adventures of Amazon Mining, but more

importantly to experience first-hand what is going on in

Brazil these days. You don’t have to be there long to realize

the economy is booming…nothing at all like the malaise

in North America at all.

One sector of the economy that is leading the country is

agriculture. All this talk about the world running out of

food...one visit to Brazil and when you see the growth of

their agricultural industry and know that they have three

crops a year and...well, you get the drift.

Of course the one thing that the Brazilians don’t have is

fertilizer and they’ve got soil that is well leeched because

of the constant tropical rains, so fertilizer is a big deal.

And the Brazilians who import 90% of the fertilizer want to

find a way of making something work. Which is why we

went to see Amazon, which had been one of John Kaiser’s


top picks and has certainly well-rewarded his followers

since.

Today Amazon finally announces drilling results on

their massive Glauconite zone, results ranged between 38

and 60 metres of depth, mainly from surface. And basically

10 to 12% K20. Which is no big surprise. But we had cornered

John Kaiser and Jed Richardson this past weekend

at the Cambridge House mining show because of our concerns

of once the drilling results were in (and by our rough

calculations, they’ve come up with 100 million tons of glauconite

already).

The next phase in this development might be quite boring...

and usually during boring, stocks suffer as they go

through metallurgical, test pilot plants and you-name-it.

Plying Richardson and Kaiser with Stella and gooey

cheese, came up with a couple of other ideas that I should

be paying attention to such as a uranium/vanadium play at

Tucano which should be drilling in a few months, but more

importantly their Madeira Gold play in the Amazon. After

all, that was the reason Jed Richardson left a nice, cushy

job as an analyst with Sprott Securities to join Amazon and

one assumes you don’t leave that kind of a position for a

junior venture company unless he thinks he sees something

that could be huge.

We would expect to hear the name Madeira a lot this

coming summer.






The Madeira gold project located in Amazonas State of Western Brazil. The Company has completed a successful reconnaissance drill program. Gold mineralization was also encountered in the coarse-grained sandy stratigraphic layers occurring above and below the targeted Mocururu structure. Historically, buried conglomerate structures exposed by the Madeira River provided for reported gold production of over 1.6 million ounces. The interpretation of the geological setting is that the Mocururu mineralization is a result of the transport and deposition of gold and heavy minerals that were eroded during the uplift of the Bolivian Andes. Given the abundance of identified gold deposits in the Andean cachement feeding this basin, the Company believes it controls a highly prospective area. The initial results are the first clear indication that gold mineralization extends beyond the immediate vicinity of the Madeira River.







The Madeira gold project located in Amazonas State of Western Brazil. The Company has completed a successful reconnaissance drill program. Gold mineralization was also encountered in the coarse-grained sandy stratigraphic layers occurring above and below the targeted Mocururu structure. Historically, buried conglomerate structures exposed by the Madeira River provided for reported gold production of over 1.6 million ounces. The interpretation of the geological setting is that the Mocururu mineralization is a result of the transport and deposition of gold and heavy minerals that were eroded during the uplift of the Bolivian Andes. Given the abundance of identified gold deposits in the Andean cachement feeding this basin, the Company believes it controls a highly prospective area. The initial results are the first clear indication that gold mineralization extends beyond the immediate vicinity of the Madeira River.
Due to the encouraging results of this initial phase of exploration, Amazon increased the project’s area to over 430,000 hectares, after work refining targets the holding has been reduced to 229,231 hectares. We are also conducting discussions with third parties to assess possible shared involvement in future exploration. The Company staked Madeira

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YEEEEEEEEEEEHAAAAAAAAAAAA,,,GO, BABY -- Bent Rifle, 09:43:49 01/22/10 Fri [1]

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gold ain't fer wimps





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YO,,,,OBAMA -- Bent Rifle, 21:56:48 01/19/10 Tue [1]

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,,,,,,,,,,,,,,IN YOUR FACE,,,!






xoxoxox
BR

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Brown wins! -- duppy, 21:34:28 01/19/10 Tue [1]

dUp

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Haiti is Katrina, part II -- siempre33, 15:27:09 01/19/10 Tue [1]

WHAT HAPPENED TO THE KATRINA MONEY?
Where’s the audit for the Katrina money?
The Bushes and the Clintons were involved in the same scams over the Katrina funds. WHERE’S THE AUDITING OF THOSE FUNDS? WHAT HAPPENED TO THE MONEY?

answer: very likely hidden in a tax-exempt fund....

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the Clinton scam -- siempre33, 15:21:20 01/19/10 Tue [1]

'WHATEVER YOU DO, DO NOT DONATE TO THE WHITE HOUSE HAITI FUND':
KEITH OLBERMANN, MSNBC: 18TH JANUARY 2010: CLEARLY INDICATING THAT THE MESSAGE HAS AT LONG LAST PENETRATED THE 'MAINSTREAM'. THE FOURTH ESTATE IS WAKING UP.


CLINTON HAD HIS HAND OUT ON BBC ON 18TH JANUARY, TOO: HIS MESSAGE WAS: SEND CASH, DON'T SEND STUFF (WHICH I CAN'T STEAL), SEND ME CASH. PLUS: CHELSEA CLINTON, MARRIED TO THE SON OF A DRUG DEALER, HAS SURFACED IN HAITI TO BE PHOTOGRAPHED HANDING OUT BOTTLED WATER TO DEVASTATED HAITIANS, WHILE HER DAD STEALS CASH FOR HIS TRADING OPERATIONS.

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updated unemployment -- Bent Rifle, 08:15:37 01/19/10 Tue [1]

http://cohort11.americanobserver.net/latoyaegwuekwe/multimediafinal.html

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send them to duppy's,,, -- Bent Rifle, 08:10:56 01/19/10 Tue [1]


RED CROSS plan to bring 45,000 evacuees from Haiti to Florida; 'Mass migration'...

http://www.drudgereport.com/

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Pruno and RE -- duppy, 23:22:09 01/18/10 Mon [1]


MAKE YOUR OWN PRUNO AND MAY GOD HAVE MERCY ON YOUR SOUL.

http://www.blacktable.com/gillin030901.htm

Start'ng to looky at fo'closers and tree families.

one tree fam is 5k sq feet...better than decent shape...asking 89k...over looking the little androscoggin.
A 3 minute walk to the brew pub.

dUp

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axeually i do.....ME 1 ton 4x4 cargo van -- duppy, 23:14:42 01/18/10 Mon [1]

is being er...difficult. Good ting wez gOt backup,yup.
dUp

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John Kaiser -- siempre33, 22:06:22 01/18/10 Mon [1]

Amazon one of his top picks....previously rolled winners with Avalon Rare Metals and Quest Uranium [10-20 baggers]

Kaiser points to once drilling results are in shortly, a
pilot plant will have to be built and produce some thermal
potash which will then have to be put on some crops to
prove it works. But all of this work should be done over
the next six months and while some easy money might
have already been made (that’s our thought) he still has a
$5.00 to $10.00 target down the road, suggesting this
could become a billion dollar story.

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AMHPF -- siempre33, 22:00:51 01/18/10 Mon [1]

Pescod...
With regards to AMZ's Cerado Verte Potash project, they control the largest portion of the massive 100km long deposit in Brazil. Shortly after AMZ staked the project a couple of years ago, VALE staked the remaining, less prospective targets in and around AMZ's property (see map here: http://files.newswire.ca/760/cerrado_verde.pdf ). As the players, both retail and institutional investors “discover” Amazon, I expect AMZ could potentially become the “play of the year” making many a risk taking investor a lot of money.

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this just in,,for you E-Bay dudes -- Bent Rifle, 18:03:10 01/18/10 Mon [1]

Scott Brown's pickup truck goez up fer auction tomorrow

only 200k plus miles on it,,,duppy,,ya need a new wood wagon,,?

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well,,i gess all one can say,,,fck paper -- Bent Rifle, 17:59:54 01/18/10 Mon [1]

http://www.gata.org/node/8247

one could also tell kapex to stop touching himself,,but he won't,,so why say it

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Hey you guys who are ratholing booze..... -- Pyrite, 16:13:23 01/18/10 Mon [1]

What kind ya gettin? Vodka? Prolly cheapest.

But what happens if ya hafta find yerself competing with PRUNO after the crash?

Worse yet, CHINESE Pruno.

huh?

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gotta run,,,goneclick -- Bent Rifle, 09:08:50 01/18/10 Mon [1]

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We got one of these nearby... -- strat, 09:07:01 01/18/10 Mon [1]

http://www.basspro.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/CFPageC?storeId=10151&catalogId=10001&langId=-1&appID=94&storeID=5

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and if ya don't mind elbowin' yuppy scum outta the way -- Bent Rifle, 09:04:55 01/18/10 Mon [1]

heez even got wunna these close by

http://www.cabelas.com/cabelas/en/templates/community/aboutus/retail-detail.jsp?detailedInformationURL=/cabelas/en/content/community/aboutus/retail/retail_stores/scarborough/scarborough.html&cm_re=retail*left*scarborough

but duppy hazzin't made it past wormz and bobberz yet,,but heez tryin'

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strat,,,smalliez,,,EVERYWHERE -- Bent Rifle, 08:58:53 01/18/10 Mon [1]

http://www.articlesbase.com/sports-and-fitness-articles/smallmouth-bass-fishing-in-maine-519548.html

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Any smallies up duppy's way? -- strat, 08:52:18 01/18/10 Mon [1]


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2009 sucked,,,,,2010 iz gonna be a catch up year -- Bent Rifle, 08:18:20 01/18/10 Mon [1]

goin' to fish my ass off,,,,,and lots of other stuff that i never got to last year

fck work

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strat,,,mom iz from missouri -- Bent Rifle, 08:15:16 01/18/10 Mon [1]

she used to do it,,her kin still do,,,,i read a story once of a civil war veteran with a hook prosthetic who was quite the noodler,,,until he was found a week later downstream attached to one gawdawful big catfish

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Wanna go fishin', Bent Rifle? -- strat, 08:03:08 01/18/10 Mon [1]

...skiin'? Yow.

http://joecartoon.atom.com/videos/365-girls_gone_grabbin

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alwayz something to read at the House of Noel -- Bent Rifle, 07:28:38 01/18/10 Mon [1]

http://www.eaglesup.com/

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and so it goes -- Bent Rifle, 07:27:30 01/18/10 Mon [1]

http://themorenoreport.wordpress.com/2010/01/16/fake-gold-bars-still-remain-in-bank-of-england-and-fort-knox/

FAKE GOLD BARS STILL REMAIN IN BANK OF ENGLAND AND FORT KNOX?

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strat,,,demz,,repubz,,, -- Bent Rifle, 06:59:08 01/18/10 Mon [1]

sometimes a vote may make a difference,,,i think this one could,,,

the sheeple are putting a lot of faith and effort into this election,,,,i don't know what comes next other than the realization of the fact that it's all a sham,,, some folks want to get violent,,,

i dunno,,,could be interesting if the demz are stupid enuff to steal this one or ram healthcare thru even with this loss

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yup... -- strat, 06:43:45 01/18/10 Mon [1]

...Brown-25 allright...Dems and GOP...all from Uranus.

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strat,,,,,haven't seen that in a while -- Bent Rifle, 06:23:47 01/18/10 Mon [1]


Kentucky Fried Movie,,,?

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ethanol... -- strat, 04:39:51 01/18/10 Mon [1]

...it's much cheaper in Brazil where they make
it out of sugar cane rather than corn. Corn-based
ethanol is a joke because so much oil goes into
producing it compared to sugar cane.

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ethanol costs $5.20/gallon -- mugwump, 04:34:25 01/18/10 Mon [1]

http://www.energytribune.com/articles.cfm?aid=2854

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OH, GOD! -- strat, 04:27:01 01/18/10 Mon [1]

...my olfactory!

It IS "Brown 25"...

http://joecartoon.atom.com/videos/581-brown_25

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strat,,,git outta da woods once in a while -- Bent Rifle, 19:22:06 01/17/10 Sun [1]

http://brownforussenate.com/volunteer-google

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id10t question... -- strat, 18:52:03 01/17/10 Sun [1]

...who is Scott Brown?

Anything like "Brown 25"?

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was at a ski area today,,,,,,Mt Wachusett -- Bent Rifle, 18:30:39 01/17/10 Sun [1]

Scott Brown walked into the lodge to press the flesh,,,the place went nuts,,,standing ovation

sister shook his hand,,got her picture taken with him


i missed everything,,,,wuzz in the can taking a wizz

hahahaha,,,,,wtf


i really don't see how the Dems can win this,,,not even close,,,crazy to try and steal the election

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trust us ???? -- siempre33, 15:19:11 01/17/10 Sun [1]

the Clinton Bush Haiti Fund...."don't send blankets, send money" to us...."we will spend it wisely"....
I believe the 1st 4 words of that quote, but WISELY?
looks more like their personal slush fund to finance their travels & further "crime-wave"...

http://news.yahoo.com/s/nm/20100116/pl_nm/us_haiti_quake_obama

folks, these are the perpetrators....GW carrying on for Poppy Bush, who is The Godfather of evil, along with Billy & Hilly, who have a long track record of evil-doing, which only seems to grow in magnitude....

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Haiti ain't worth the powder to blow to hell.--LilDevil -- Pyrite, 12:56:43 01/17/10 Sun [1]

but they got some hot wimmen.

http://www.instablogsimages.com/images/2007/12/17/haite1_3868.jpg

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the criminal objective has been achieved in Haiti -- siempre33, 10:16:42 01/17/10 Sun [1]

...control of the Central Bank of Haiti was the end objective of the CIC [criminals in charge] because it is at the receiving end of the cash that is pouring in from all over the world, from people who have no idea of the likelihood that their money is being stolen by these criminals...

more on who these scum are...to come as my time permits...
GATA run...

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Dumb Theory ! -- LilDevil, 09:38:03 01/17/10 Sun [1]

"...............Haiti was similar to the Twin Towers of 9/11,
in that explosives were set off all over the city...

some were undetonated, and remain to be discovered....................".


Haiti ain't worth the powder to blow to hell.

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Chris Story's sources say .... -- siempre33, 03:30:34 01/17/10 Sun [1]

Haiti was similar to the Twin Towers of 9/11,
in that explosives were set off all over the city...

some were undetonated, and remain to be discovered...
I wonder how long it will be until these stories leak
out to the people....it took years for the N.Y. story
to be put together....some know about Haiti, but those
people will be spun as having no credibility, much
like this report...

the airport was undamaged, as were the roads outside the city....in fact, if I read this right, the only damage was to the city itself, where all the media coverage has been centered....

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Afghanistan :: military spending a total waste -- siempre33, 03:18:23 01/17/10 Sun [1]


Bill Moyers had A GREAT GUEST on the Journal Friday....

Greg Mortenson, the author of Three Cups of Tea,
knows the people there like none other....has been
responsible for building many schools to educate
the youth, esp. the girls....has talked with The Elders
[the power brokers] in many of the Taliban strongholds,
finding the secret to peaceful negotiations...

he points out the cost of keeping troops in Afghanistan,
$1 Million per year for each one, amounts to more than
it would cost to rebuild the entire infrastruction of
the country, along with abundant educational opportunities;

one of his secret weapons for peace: a playground...

this is a must read/view to understand the depth of ignorance that has to be overcome to achieve peace....

http://www.pbs.org/moyers/journal/01152010/profile2.html

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-- -- Winston, 01:00:04 01/17/10 Sun [1]

PHOENIX -- The state sold more than 20 properties Thursday, including prisons, the state Capitol and both legislative chambers, for $735.4 million at a targeted interest rate at just over 4 percent.
Ironically, the money has already been spent.
http://www.azfamily.com/outbound-feeds/yahoo-news/State-sells-20-properties-for-735-million-81533017.html

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-- -- Winston, 23:33:55 01/16/10 Sat [1]

Prechter is suggesting that there will be three more waves in the years ahead and that the next one, Wave 3 Down, will be unlike anything we have experienced in our lifetimes. --All Allan blog

great article on Brazil Siempre33--it looks like the good stuff is being posted at Dr. Cobb's place.

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Tried out . . . -- chipmunk, 22:39:26 01/16/10 Sat [1]

a couple of Tannerite targets today.
OMG!

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dollar to stay weak -- mugwump, 09:02:11 01/16/10 Sat [1]

gold way too low!!
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601083&sid=as77w68cvXcQ

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Jeez, Long Rifle... -- strat, 07:51:43 01/16/10 Sat [1]

...you didn't buy enough beer! Everybody's gone.
Poof, just like that.

And look, they trashed the place. Here's a towel..
..start washin' dishes...

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A point here. A point there. Lotsa bull in between. -- Dave D, 17:32:26 01/15/10 Fri [1]

How Does the USD Really Affect the Gold Price?

http://www.theaureport.com/pub/na/3524

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Speaking of Brazil, Fertilizer and BS. -- Dave D, 17:06:09 01/15/10 Fri [1]

Vale in $3.8 bln bid for Bunge fertilizer assets

http://www.reuters.com/article/idAFN1512721520100115?rpc=44

With all the BS floating around Sudbury now that the Vale strike at INCO is into its seventh month they won't have any problem finding "feedstock".

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Brazil & Amazon Mining -- siempre33, 15:35:44 01/15/10 Fri [1]

Amazon Mining is not a Potash story. It's not even really a fertilizer story....it's a BRAZIL story. And IF Brazil is to become a food supply superpower, they must become independant from the Canpotex/Canadian fertilizer Cartel. Imagine if they had their own domestic source of Potash fertilizer???

Interesting read:


The Emerging Food Superpower

If food is the scarce resource of the future, Brazil could emerge as a new superpower. It has plenty of sun, fresh water, and more available arable land than any other country on Earth. Brazil is already the top world exporter of beef, poultry, soybeans, sugar, coffee, and orange juice. John Deere already has 114 showrooms in Brazil and plans to expand to 200 stores by 2010.


Fertile countries like Brazil could become food superpowers.

Brazil could triple its area under cultivation without cutting one more acre of rain forest. Its secret is taking marginal land and making it productive farmland. But to do that, it needs heavy applications of lime and phosphate-rich fertilizer.

The looming fertilizer crisis is a subject for another whole column. There are fertilizer stocks out there that are woefully undervalued and will probably go much higher from here. Suffice it to say for now that there isn’t enough fertilizer to keep up with a growing global population that also wants to eat better.

If current trends hold, we could see 9.1 billion on this planet by 2050 — but demand for protein food, especially in China and India, is growing much faster. According to Australian researchers, total world food demand is forecast to rise 110% by 2050.

I don’t think that those current trends will hold … not unless we can make a major leap forward in crop yields.

So what will bridge the gap between surging demand for food and a limited supply of fertilizer, not to mention energy costs that are trending much higher over time? Probably genetically modified (GM) food. It’s called “Franken-food” by its critics, but it’s about the only way, using current technology, to continually squeeze higher and higher yields out of the same field. Soybeans and corn are just two of the U.S. crops that are getting bigger and bigger yields thanks to GM seeds.

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tvi loan repayment -- mugwump, 12:34:38 01/15/10 Fri [1]

http://biz.yahoo.com/ccn/100113/201001130578684001.html?.v=1

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yeah i still have tvi -- mugwump, 12:32:43 01/15/10 Fri [1]

they have cash flow and are paying off loans ahead of time

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You still have TVI MUgwump? -- Whatshisname, 12:26:46 01/15/10 Fri [1]

Just tuned in to this new site. Just lurking on t'other one for the past few years. Anyone know why 'Big Bob' is not there as of late? I noticed he was getting a little agitated the last time he posted

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New MLK tradition -- Pyrite, 12:13:57 01/15/10 Fri [1]

Let's realize Dr. King's speech.

"I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their character. "

For one whole day, let's just judge em on that CHARACTER CONTENT to make his dream a reality.

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US mint sales -- mugwump, 11:58:43 01/15/10 Fri [1]

http://www.coinnews.net/2010/01/14/us-mint-sales-gold-and-silver-coins-set-pace/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Feed:+CoinNewsnet+(CoinNews.net's+Numismatic+News)

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did you sell your mine yet? -- Dave D, 11:26:00 01/15/10 Fri [1]

Just half of one. A few more to go.

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euro- big drop -- mugwump, 10:39:22 01/15/10 Fri [1]

which accounts for gold drop
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=aMsWFOM9UIdk&pos=3

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Colloidal silver has been officially banned in The European Union -- moonshot, 09:37:23 01/15/10 Fri [1]

http://www.silverlungs.com/eu_banned.html

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yeah dave- i still have everything -- mugwump, 09:20:09 01/15/10 Fri [1]

did you sell your mine yet?

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apollo gold to da moon -- mugwump -- Dave D, 08:03:18 01/15/10 Fri [1]

Hey mugwump. You still playing that one? I can't even remember how many times I have bought and sold APG/AGT.

http://www.apollogold.com/en/blackfox.htm

Excellent ore body (ies?) I have a few questions about the ethics of the people that run it but what the hell I figure if it went bankrupt tomorrow I'd still be way ahead of the game. Just got in again at .48CAD

Great to see your posts again.

You still have your vmi and qmi and kgi and???

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rubiales drill results -- mugwump, 04:52:04 01/15/10 Fri [1]

2 more successful wells- those guys are great!!
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Pacific-Rubiales-Energy-cnw-2928422149.html?x=0&.v=1

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siempre- europe has been freezing since the copenhagen fiasco -- mugwump, 04:44:49 01/15/10 Fri [1]

http://igloo.atmos.uiuc.edu/cgi-bin/test/print.sh?fm=01&fd=14&fy=1980&sm=01&sd=14&sy=2010

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apollo gold to da moon -- mugwump, 04:41:45 01/15/10 Fri [1]

http://seekingalpha.com/article/182260-apollo-gold-going-to-the-moon?source=yahoo

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no edit feature -- siempre33, 04:24:36 01/15/10 Fri [1]


Norwegian Icebreaker....

it was funny as an email

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The first Norwegian Icebreaker heads up the Mississippi -- siempre33, 04:20:27 01/15/10 Fri [1]

As you may have seen on the news, it's been very cold in the Midwest, so cold in fact that we have borrowed a Norwegian Icebreaker from Minnesota to unclog the Mississippi starting over near Davenport and working it's way north. Here is the first picture of it as it begins the hard work required to break up the ice.







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da link -- mugwump, 04:08:03 01/15/10 Fri [1]

http://www.glgroup.com/Council-Member/Michael-Lynch-82508.html

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duppy- here's the guy who sez erhe has 4 billion bbls of oil -- mugwump, 04:07:01 01/15/10 Fri [1]

how will this affect the price of erhe? well, i don't think it will go down as much as usual

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Mugs...it's been a long 7 days. -- duppy, 02:38:30 01/15/10 Fri [1]

Those names mean nothing to you....Knapper would know them......brain freeze.
Thanks for your many contributions.
dUp

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MR Mugwump....re: ehre -- duppy, 00:47:35 01/15/10 Fri [1]

How will this news effect the price?
Thanks,
dUp

Met Bob Doyle and Craig Ratzat this Fall at a Primitive gathering.

I came away with several Atlatls.....good fun.

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-- -- winston, 23:14:08 01/14/10 Thu [1]

"Prechter was 200% short and is goin max short now with a stop at 10830 on the additional short." --Dan Wollanchuck

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Gold is a measure of wealth,, -- cashcobb, 23:13:50 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Food, shelter and the means to defend it are necessities--wealth will always buy you something.! I'd say a good mix is the best of both worlds--most people have neither.....JC

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Now....wait a minnit, au dood.................. -- Norwester, 22:03:24 01/14/10 Thu [1]

"...people will hold onto their food reserves and other tangible necessities, and precious metals won't buy anything....."

Now, I, for one, would certainly consider TRADING ammo
and some uf my freeze-dried stuff for GOLD or SILVER...
BUT, the "tradee" iz gonna PAY dearly for mah food stuff
and firepower! YAR!

********************************************************

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erhe finds 4.5 billion bbls of oil -- mugwump, 21:20:04 01/14/10 Thu [1]

http://www.glgroup.com/News/The--Zone--is-back-in-the-news-running-high-and-looking-good-45900.html

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What happened to BMK? -- Iainmac, 19:25:51 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Up 35% - did they finally find something in the frozen North?

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kirby on london gold reading -- mugwump, 18:19:50 01/14/10 Thu [1]

There are 22 business days per month, so the LBMA claims to have traded 151,046 metric tonnes of gold in the most recent 12 month period.

242.2 x 22 = 5,328 million physical ozs or 151,046 metric tonnes

The LBMA reports that they have “transferred” or traded 151,046 metric tonnes of gold – a commodity that when folks possess it, they are demonstrably inclined NOT TO trade it. Using another bench mark, annual global mine production is in the neighborhood of 2,500 metric tonnes. The LBMA claims to have sold last year’s global mine supply over 60 times in 12 months.

The LBMA claims to do this year-in, year-out.

This implies that ANY LBMA physical gold stocks are HIGHLY LEVERAGED through trade in paper gold

London is but one exchange where gold trades. Others include N.Y., Tokyo, Dubai, Bombay and different points in China. Don’t forget, physical ounces traded on ANY of these exchanges are additional ounces that London cannot be trading.

The reality is that every physical ounce of gold reported to be in the vaults of the LBMA and exchanges in general, is sold tens and perhaps more than a hundred times over in paper form. This paper selling suppresses what would otherwise be the freemarket gold price.

The Russians are known to be very shrewd and calculating. It makes one wonder whether the Russian announcement of a sale of gold bullion – TO THEMSELVES – might not have been a “tell” signaling their intention to not only withhold physical metal from the market and ensure that paper promises of delivery of real metal are honored.

Could it be that the Russians are really signaling that the assignment of false, arbitrary values [using futures / derivatives] to finite resources will no longer be tolerated?

If so, the real leverage is in owning physical gold bullion – not the paper promises.

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Sittler -- Dave D, 18:19:29 01/14/10 Thu [1]

I'm sure Sittler is a fine addition to their BOD ... but like you say he played for THEM.
Surprising how many of the old timers are involved directly or indirectly in mining. At that time Northern Ontario provided a lot of the NHLers like Phil Esposito and Frank Mahovolich who are now involved with mining companies. I believe Dickie Duff (lived up the street from me when I was a kid)is tied up. And if you really want to go back a buddy/business associate of mine and I almost formed a partnership with Gus Mortson. Sheesh and three of them played for the Leafs.
Well at least two had the sense to join the Canadiens.

Good chatting with you Siempre. Hope to see you here again.

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along those same lines .. -- siempre33, 17:52:16 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Brazil has much more water than any other country....
see previous post..

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food: the trade of the decade -- siempre33, 17:50:45 01/14/10 Thu [1]


see my post and Daily Reckoning article/chart....

http://www.voy.com/64855/1254453363.html

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Lifted from Urban Survival -- audude, 17:42:32 01/14/10 Thu [1]

For those relying primarily on precious metal stashes, gold and silver reserves won't solve the problem. Those who have understanding know that cash will not be king much longer – that metals are better than dollars. However, when things really hit the fan, people will hold onto their food reserves and other tangible necessities, and precious metals won't buy anything.

http://standeyo.com/NEWS/10_Food_Water/100112.Mt.grain.html

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Dave D -- siempre33, 17:32:17 01/14/10 Thu [1]

"..Oh well three out of four ain’t bad."

I LIKED Sittler, despite the fact he played for THEM...

btw I have a hockey board on Silicon...
nobody posts there buy me, but maybe some day...WAAAAH!!!

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WM -- Dave D, 17:12:17 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Wallbridge has a lot going for it!
Warren Holmes is very respected in the mining fraternity. I remember him well from his Falco days . Soever is a definite plus. Even an astronaut, Jon A. McBride, is on the BOD. Hey and Former Toronto Maple Leafer Darryl Sittler!
Oh well three out of four ain’t bad.
They did do something rather dumb about ten years ago that got a lot of laughs.
Tried to stake INCO’s South Mine saying INCO didn’t own it because it wasn’t listed on the Lands and Titles Registry. INCO had re-registered it decades before under some other legal beagle format when they were consolidating their properties. Wallbridge made a big issue of the deal and INCO played along with it until it came up in the courts. INCO then pulled out the necessary documents to prove they had title. LOL.

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Remember Tales of the South Pacific or TV's Adverntures in Paradise? -- Submariner, 16:42:26 01/14/10 Thu [1]

I came across this quote today:

“The master in the art of living makes little distinction between his work and his play, his labor and his leisure, his mind and his body, his information and his recreation, his love and his religion. He hardly knows which is which. He simply pursues his vision of excellence at whatever he does, leaving others to decide whether he is working or playing. To him he's always doing both.”
James A. Michener

Time to read some of his books that I missed.

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Dave D -- siempre33, 16:36:42 01/14/10 Thu [1]


don't get a job, just buy WM ... LOL!!
just kidding
but it does look like the best bet I've seen
in a sunth of mondays....

our own private board, I like it....
don't worry we'll share....
but I'm not unhappy with most going back
over to the other side..."the disappointment board"...
when will their next disappointment be?
meanwhile old Ft. Cobb keeps chugging along,
eh Colonel...

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I bought a piece of the Wall .. -- siempre33, 16:30:19 01/14/10 Thu [1]


because WM.TO owns 12.3% of Duluth Metals [DM.TO]

DM sells for 3.27, up over 50% today
WM.s 12.3% = +40 cents in value, so

just their DM holdings are worth more than the entire
market cap of WM, which closed at 36 cents, up 50%...

this is not counting any of its other holdings,
which are considerable [check website] ....

A SCREAMING BUY !!!

ONLY FOR THOSE WHO WANT TO MAKE SOME SERIOUS MOOLA
WITH APPARENT LITTLE RISK IMO....

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Hey Siempre -- Dave D, 16:27:59 01/14/10 Thu [1]

"Before markets opened, Duluth announced the joint venture with Antofagasta that will help finance and push ahead the Nokomis project in Minnesota. The area contains copper, nickel and platinum group specialty minerals and is said to rival the deposits in the Sudbury Basin in northern Ontario and Voisey's Bay in Labrador among the world's largest nickel and copper zones."

If they need miners it should be no problem. 3000 of them have been on strike at INCO (VALE) for six months now. And now the contract is about to expire at Falconbridge (Xstrata).

Then again maybe they wouldn't want them. A bit spoiled, vastly over paid and lazy.

Come to think about it they would probably be better to train their own.

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Wallbridge owns 10 million shares of Duluth [12.3%] -- siempre33, 16:18:44 01/14/10 Thu [1]


http://www.wallbridgemining.com/s/Home.asp

new report just out....

Wallbridge Mining Company Limited (WM) is a Canadian-based mineral exploration company focused on locating, exploring, and developing deposits of: (a) base metals (nickel, copper and cobalt); and (b) precious metals (platinum, palladium and gold). The Company's principal properties are in the under-explored footwall rocks of the Sudbury Basin, near Sudbury, Ontario.

Wallbridge has diversified geographically by securing and exploring a large porphyry copper-gold-molybdenum property located at Rogers Creek in southwestern British Columbia, and also acquired five additional porphyry properties nearby.

The Company owns 10 million shares (12.3%) of Duluth Metals Limited (DM), which is currently worth $0.19 per Wallbridge share. Duluth Metals has defined a significant copper-nickel-PGE resource in the Duluth Complex base metal camp in Minnesota, USA.

Currently selling at $0.24 per share, we have a 12-month Target Price of $0.65. We recommend Wallbridge as a Speculative Buy for risk-tolerant investors.

This Press Release was prepared by eResearch and was not vetted by Wallbridge Mining. Further, the Recommendation and Target Prices contained in this Press Release and in the Initiating Report are strictly those of eResearch and, due to securities laws, are not endorsed by Wallbridge Mining.

eResearch is a primary source for professional investment research, focused primarily on small- and mid-cap companies. Our research and analysis is of institutional quality, and has the potential of reaching millions of global investors through our extensive electronic distribution network.

Wallbridge Mining Company Limited paid eResearch a fee to conduct research on the Company, on an Annual Continuous Coverage basis.

For FREE access to all eResearch reports and articles, go to www.eresearch.ca

SOURCE: eResearch

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Duluth Metals soars on Antofagasta newz.. -- siempre33, 15:50:06 01/14/10 Thu [1]


this JV/partnership involves a jr. miner,
which DM has an interest in...

http://ca.news.finance.yahoo.com/s/14012010/2/biz-finance-duluth-metals-shares-soar-joint-venture-deal-antofagasta.html

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Potash prices in spotlight :: got AMZ? -- siempre33, 15:40:03 01/14/10 Thu [1]


Two reports today shed more light on the potash industry, which has been struggling amid a price slump as farmers cut back. Investors in major producers such as Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan (POT-T119.86-2.05-1.68%) and Agrium Inc. (AGU-T67.68-2.00-2.87%) have been watching prices and demand closely for possible trends this year. Morgan Stanley said in a report today that world demand may rise to 45 million tonnes this year from 30 million last year, and that prices could rise to $450 a tonne next year and $500 in 2011. In a separate report, Citigroup said global capacity has, since 2007, increased 9 per cent to levels that likely will keep prices in check.

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From so quiet...to so busy -- RIP, 14:57:28 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Thanks to JC for temporarily hosting the refugees of the refugees.

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Is this what Earl BBQ'd ? -- duppy, 14:22:15 01/14/10 Thu [1]

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20091218/ap_on_re_us/us_largest_fish_dying

the eggs were tastee.....glad there's alittle more elbow room at the Fort.....LongOne...Brown will win!
Best to all.
dUp

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ash -- mugwump, 12:18:41 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Global investors doubled their physical purchases to 1,820 tonnes last year, reported GFMS chief executive Philip Klapwijk – the most accurate forecaster of gold prices in the London Bullion Market Association's 2009 survey.

Jewelry buying, in contrast, fell by almost a quarter to 1,687 tonnes, the lowest level since 1988.

Guessing that a "large amount of money" is now looking to buy gold to defend against sub-zero real interest rates and the continued decline of the Dollar, Klapwijk forecasts a "bumpy" road to new record prices above $1300 in 2010.

Longer-term – and with gold mining producers likely to start selling future production forwards on the derivatives market as they did during the 1990s if prices suffer "a massive correction" in the next two to three years – the gold industry's reliance on investment demand is "somewhat worrying" said Klapwijk in his Toronto presentation yesterday.

"The market, if you like, has become a bit like a junkie...more and more dependent on bigger and bigger fixes from the investor community."

Writing today in the China Daily, "The growth potential for the China private gold market is huge," claim Eric Yuen and Becky Yuen of Hong Kong's GuocoCapital.

"According to the China Gold Association, China's average gold holdings per resident stands at less than 3 grams per person, much lower than India's average of 15 grams per person. So there is still plenty of room for catching up."

The world's No.1 gold mining nation as well as top private consumer, China saw its gold output overtake full-year 2008 by November last year, says Zhang Bingnan, vice-president of the China Gold Association. He projects full-year 2009 output at 310 tonnes.

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van oil starts trading -- mugwump, 12:15:45 01/14/10 Thu [1]

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Vanoil-Energy-Ltd-Commences-iw-579494807.html?x=0&.v=1

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exn more great drill results -- mugwump, 12:11:43 01/14/10 Thu [1]

it's way too cheap
http://biz.yahoo.com/iw/100114/0576972.html?.v=1

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Voy 64855 -- Frustrated, 11:17:36 01/14/10 Thu [1]

appears to be back up...

THANKS COBB for allowing us to post here...

much appreciated

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Cobber -- ROAN, 10:09:30 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Thanks for the hospitality. Seems we can leave you in peace, the other site is back up and the animal show ready to start.

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Blocking post/posters,, -- cashcobb, 10:03:32 01/14/10 Thu [1]

sometimes takes a while-I have to look up ISP of offender before eliminating permanantly,,,JC

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Nice thing about this forum -- Mikikis, 09:35:18 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Is that Cobb doesn't put up with garbage...there is real moderation here. There....that should scare most of the refugees back over to the other forum.....

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Mining stocks -- CuA gAu, 09:24:34 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Hi ... I have been a lurker since 2001 .... on Kitco, Voy, Ft. Cobb sometimes and even Tammy's site .... and learned very much .. Thank you all !

With a collapse of the Banks and Brokerage firms(firm? HA) expected in the not too distant future .... does anyone think that stocks in mining companies will be honored, or will they steal that too?

No matter how cynical I get ... I just can't keep up ! (L. Tomlin)

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64855 back online -- Mikikis, 09:09:48 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Thanks to our host for allowing us to hang out here for these days - much appreciated.

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off to vote,,,,gone -- Bent Rifle, 09:09:47 01/14/10 Thu [1]

,

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i was thinking maybe a run to 80,,maybe not -- Bent Rifle, 09:07:24 01/14/10 Thu [1]

http://quotes.ino.com/chart/?s=NYBOT_DX&v=dmax&w=1&t=l&a=200

schilling,,,,too bad all those refugees from Mass are missing out on chance to finally have a vote that could matter,,

i'm sure there will be plenty of vote fraud in this one,,maybe duppy and sherlock can swing by and do their part

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,,against this repulsive skank,, - bent rifle... -- schilling, 09:03:25 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Her negative attack ads, not to mention her face, have been repulsive, for sure...

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Looks like JC will be busy -- Rack, 08:56:40 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Note-that asshole is not me

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No concensus here -- Dave D, 08:50:07 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Retail Sales

http://www.bloomberg.com/markets/ecalendar/index.html

Should give the POG a boost .... unless they can possibly explain why this is good for the USD

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not fair to ask cobber to weed out the trash -- Rack, 08:42:32 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Most know him and the fact he does not take shit at all so they don't dare post trash

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gonna go vote today,,,absentee -- Bent Rifle, 08:38:04 01/14/10 Thu [1]

,,against this repulsive skank,,

http://www.bostonherald.com/news/politics/view.bg?&articleid=1225332

an incredibly loathsome person,,,,so far it looks like Brown is pulling ahead in the polls,,,Dems are gonna get ugly,mean

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Within the Consensus -- Dave D, 08:35:13 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Jobless Claims
Released on 1/14/2010 8:30:00 AM For wk1/9, 2010
Prior Consensus Consensus Range Actual
New Claims - Level 434 K 437 K 400 K to 450 K 444 K


Market Consensus Before Announcement
Initial jobless claims were little changed in the January 2 week, edging up 1,000 to 434,000. The Labor Department reported no special factors. Although it has been mostly slow, the trend has been clear as the four-week average extended its long streak of improvement, dropping 10,250 to 450,250 for its lowest level since September last year.

Definition
New unemployment claims are compiled weekly to show the number of individuals who filed for unemployment insurance for the first time. An increasing (decreasing) trend suggests a deteriorating (improving) labor market. The four-week moving average of new claims smoothes out weekly volatility. Why Investors Care

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Thought the ABX fiasco would have been a lesson learned. -- Dave D, 08:30:13 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Producers may return to gold hedging in 2 to 3 years.

http://www.miningweekly.com/article/gold-hedging-may-return-in-2---3-years-2010-01-13

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strat haz a lot to hide,,,,,,gdmn rich slumlord -- Bent Rifle, 08:28:09 01/14/10 Thu [1]

http://media.photobucket.com/image/trailer%20trash/razen1974/trailer-trash-hi-rise111.jpg

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,,,,,,,,,,means testing -- Bent Rifle, 08:22:48 01/14/10 Thu [1]

,,,but you all have already considered that,,,,,right,,?

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Benjamin Franklin: -- WALIAC, 07:32:09 01/14/10 Thu [1]


"They who can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety."

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Kitcotodd, Refugee -- Iainmac, 07:23:28 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Tom Petty

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fFnOfpIJL0M

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ROAN -- Dave D, 07:16:41 01/14/10 Thu [1]

I'm not sure what Ralph is up to. I never worked with him despite the fact I had five stints at CKGM over the years along with a short one at CJAD. I used to curl against him in weekly matches sponsored by Molsons though. Who says payola wasn't fun.

He was a jock at CFOX in 1969. Here's an air check.

http://www.marcdenis.com/cfox/player/popplayer.asp?track=lockwood-69

Oh and check out the 70's stuff here. Lots of airchecks and memorabilia.

http://www.marcdenis.com/ckgm-reunion.asp

Hell there is even some stuff about moi in there somewhere.

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Stopping by to say hi to the gang. -- Kitcotodd, 07:15:46 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Been lurking. This forum is great, but we need Apollo to find us.

Living like a refugee........

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Poll: Most Americans would trim liberties to be safer -- doran, 06:56:03 01/14/10 Thu [1]

WASHINGTON — After a recent attempted terrorist attack set off a debate about full-body X-rays at airports, a new McClatchy-Ipsos poll finds that Americans lean more toward giving up some of their liberty in exchange for more safety.
http://www.mcclatchydc.com/nation/story/82156.html

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i like this forum -- mugwump -- ROAN, 06:55:07 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Problem with this site is it is not fair to ask cobber to weed out the trash that will eventually show up here. We should be looking for a more permanent place to chat, unless Cobber is up to the thankless job.

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SMF IAINMAC -- ROAN, 06:52:27 01/14/10 Thu [1]

I will continue to get bashed about selling SMF and Aurelian. Both that I accumulated well under $1.00 I sold SMF at $4.70 and Aurelian between $5-$10. I just believe sometimes I have to take profits even if I like the story. My current wrestling match is with HANA it was accumulated around $0.35-$0.40. Should sell but do not have target to convert it into at present. JMVHO.

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ROAN - Gold and whisky -- Iainmac -- ROAN, 06:48:17 01/14/10 Thu [1]

Have not tried that one my friend from there moved to Australia so I have not had an excuse to head up that way.

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yeah... -- siempre33, 06:09:54 01/14/10 Thu [1]

the colonel's spread just got a lot more crowded...
hail, hail, the gang's all here [nearly], so what the heck do we care, what the heck do we care [about kitco]...

let the games begin; but not the bashing..

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hey, mugwump -- Iainmac, 06:07:22 01/14/10 Thu [1]

you made it - where ya been?

Semafo doin ok, eh?

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mugwump -- siempre33, 06:04:23 01/14/10 Thu [1]


natch!

I own IAE, PTA & am thinking of buying another...
Xcite drills in Feb., CNE looks promising...

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i like this forum -- mugwump, 06:01:12 01/14/10 Thu [1]

i won't go back to the kitco mess

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South American oilers -- siempre33, 06:00:14 01/14/10 Thu [1]


need a better chart...



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siempre- i've got iae too -- mugwump, 05:59:52 01/14/10 Thu [1]

also cne and petroamerica-lol!!
and rubiales of course

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SA gold production continues fall -- mugwump, 05:57:46 01/14/10 Thu [1]

http://allafrica.com/stories/201001140487.html

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