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January 6th 08, 11:09 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radios willsave it!
David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "IBOCcrock" wrote in message ... Hey Eduardo - you are worth a $1.85 ! Actually, the company I work for went private at a very nice share price. Those with options got big checks, too. Even the faux Hispanics, such as yourself? Wow, you can go buy yourself some fun in Tijuana now, can't you? No, I bought Suncor at $19 with it. Love those oil sands. Good lubricant for you and the boys? No, good capital gain... about 500% give or take. Well, I'm certain that you're ready to give to the boys in Tijuana. |
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#12
January 6th 08, 11:12 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radios willsave it!
David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "IBOCcrock" wrote in message ... Hey Eduardo - you are worth a $1.85 ! Actually, the company I work for went private at a very nice share price. Those with options got big checks, too. Even the faux Hispanics, such as yourself? Wow, you can go buy yourself some fun in Tijuana now, can't you? No, I bought Suncor at $19 with it. What you buy, two or three shares? Add 4 zeros. Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. |
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#13
January 6th 08, 11:21 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radios will save it!
"dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "IBOCcrock" wrote in message ... Hey Eduardo - you are worth a $1.85 ! Actually, the company I work for went private at a very nice share price. Those with options got big checks, too. Even the faux Hispanics, such as yourself? Wow, you can go buy yourself some fun in Tijuana now, can't you? No, I bought Suncor at $19 with it. What you buy, two or three shares? Add 4 zeros. Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust. |
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#14
January 6th 08, 11:25 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radios willsave it!
David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "IBOCcrock" wrote in message ... Hey Eduardo - you are worth a $1.85 ! Actually, the company I work for went private at a very nice share price. Those with options got big checks, too. Even the faux Hispanics, such as yourself? Wow, you can go buy yourself some fun in Tijuana now, can't you? No, I bought Suncor at $19 with it. What you buy, two or three shares? Add 4 zeros. Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust. Like everything you've done your entire life... ....in someone else's name! I'm LMFAO, Mr. Gay-Lick! |
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#15
January 6th 08, 11:30 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radios will save it!
"dxAce" wrote in message ... Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust. Like everything you've done your entire life... ...in someone else's name! Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding probate. For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid probate and for certain tax advantages. A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity. |
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#16
January 6th 08, 11:32 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radios willsave it!
David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... David Eduardo wrote: "IBOCcrock" wrote in message ... Hey Eduardo - you are worth a $1.85 ! Actually, the company I work for went private at a very nice share price. Those with options got big checks, too. Even the faux Hispanics, such as yourself? Wow, you can go buy yourself some fun in Tijuana now, can't you? No, I bought Suncor at $19 with it. What you buy, two or three shares? Add 4 zeros. Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust. You're even funnier than that fellow down in Kentucky! |
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#17
January 6th 08, 11:38 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radioswill save it!
David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust. Like everything you've done your entire life... ...in someone else's name! Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding probate. But, I do know about pathological liars, such as yourself. For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid probate and for certain tax advantages. A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity. Thing is, you've never actually owned much of anything. Always been in 'someone else's name', etc. Nothing that was ever traceable to you, which is very interesting. I'm certain the IRS will be just as amused as I am. dxAce Michigan USA |
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#18
January 6th 08, 11:45 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radioswill save it!
dxAce wrote: David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust. Like everything you've done your entire life... ...in someone else's name! Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding probate. But, I do know about pathological liars, such as yourself. For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid probate and for certain tax advantages. A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity. Thing is, you've never actually owned much of anything. Always been in 'someone else's name', etc. Nothing that was ever traceable to you, which is very interesting. I'm certain the IRS will be just as amused as I am. Hey, I love kickin' gay-lick ass! Now, if I were you, you might consider hauling your little hind-lick faux ass outta here and make a new start somewhere else in 2008. Something for your faux Hispanic cock sucking brain to think about, eh? And, as always, leave the SWBC DX to the big boys. |
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#19
January 6th 08, 11:57 PM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radioswill save it!
dxAce wrote: David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust. Like everything you've done your entire life... ...in someone else's name! Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding probate. But, I do know about pathological liars, such as yourself. For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid probate and for certain tax advantages. A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity. Thing is, you've never actually owned much of anything. Always been in 'someone else's name', etc. Nothing that was ever traceable to you, which is very interesting. I'm certain the IRS will be just as amused as I am. I'll be calling them first thing tomorrow. Nothing faux about that, eh boy? |
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#20
January 7th 08, 12:05 AM
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Yea Eadurdo, radio is a growth-industry and crappy HD radioswill save it!
dxAce wrote: dxAce wrote: David Eduardo wrote: "dxAce" wrote in message ... Uh-huh. And whose name is it in? Certainly not yours. Just like those radio stations in SA. As with most people, it is in the name of a living trust. Like everything you've done your entire life... ...in someone else's name! Obviously you do not know anything about issues of liability and avoiding probate. But, I do know about pathological liars, such as yourself. For investments, a sensible person would at least maintain investments in a brokerage account where the shares are in a street name so they can be traded instantly. Such an account would be under a living trust to avoid probate and for certain tax advantages. A business should always be in some form of a corporation to protect the owner(s) from liability issues. The assets of the corporation would be held under a corporate name, but the assets of the individual owners or investors are protected from the debts or liabilities of the business activity. Thing is, you've never actually owned much of anything. Always been in 'someone else's name', etc. Nothing that was ever traceable to you, which is very interesting. I'm certain the IRS will be just as amused as I am. I'll be calling them first thing tomorrow. Nothing faux about that, eh boy? And, if you don't believe that, get in touch with Mr. Bryant! |
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