Pimphand

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Still an amazing screenshot. :lol:

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I think at that point in the game the Vols had more points than Lagway had passing yards.

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Not as much as I was expecting, but I'll take it, in theory.

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The silver margin in Shanghai was reportedly hiked to a historical high of 26% for speculative positions, with the daily price limit raised to 15%, effective after the December 12 close. Not sure how you expected it to much better than it did as up 3% during Shanghai hours with that level of headwind is nothing short of impressive :cheers:

They keep trying to break the back of the bull but instead the bull just gets more annoyed :rotflmao:

To the riggers: :doublebird:

Anything pre 1936 is asswater and doesn't count.

The only time a team should be allowed to claim a national championship that wasn't awarded by the AP or UPI/coaches poll was something like 1964 where both polls didn't take into account postseason and in the bowls the #1 team got waxed while the #2 team won.

See: 1964 where Arkansas should have been the national champion :spank:

1939 is hard to deal with.

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Flexing.

On VB.

Ok.

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And in typical aggy fashion they are staring up at Texas like the red headed stepchild they are.

4-0 never change aggy.

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I don't really want to play Texas for the 3rd time

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Don't think you have to worry about that one :rotflmao:

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Silver is a fantastic element. Better at lots of critical things than any other element. It's not easily replaced in certain segments of industry.

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I don't think it's hyperbole to say it's the most important element in the periodic table outside of the ones that you must have for survival (C, O, H, etc). It certainly is the most important element when you apply the scarcity factor that part I is not up for debate. The antimicrobial properties alone are amazing then you toss in it is the ultimate hyperconductor in an electric universe and yeah..

COMEX opened up 21 minutes ago (as I am typing) and silver is moving sideways. My favorite charts of all time are by James Anderson over at SD Bullion he separates out the NY trading hours from global trading hours to show just how severe the price manipulation is.

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He has also forecast that eventually the lines will intersect again because it has happened 3 or 4 times previously. The fact that non NY silver trading has been moving laterally since 2022 means I think he may be on to something. Heady times ahead gentlemen.

If you don't want physical in hand metals I understand I would look into mining stocks intelligently as I stated in my prior post. I would look into Monetary Metals from Keith Weiner where you can shoot him money they convert it into the metal of your choice then you lock in 1 year leases where they pay interest in the underlying metal. For those of us with diamond hands who want to get utility from our metals the option is Battle Bank from Rick Rule where you can secure loans against your metals and unlike the corrupt rigged system you don't need $10m in metals to do so.

We are moving into a hard asset world most people don't see it but have real eyes and diamond hands and get at it. Generational wealth lies ahead if you do.

You need an interlock on your phone/computer

At least she has the appropriate reaction upon looking up the definition of you squatter cheaters

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AggieArchitect2004

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Sheep raper!