Posts by Jacob Wood9

cynthia377 said:I’ve heard surgery might be the only way to go. I’m really not thrilled about the prospect of having something foreign sitting inside me.

Well, in that case, maybe just shrink the larger one.🙂

LardLover said:You’re probably busy drafting your memoirs (much like Warren Buffett).

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zivot_u_zivo said:If I actually laid out my full story, I suspect I’d get just as much grief from you all, because apparently, in this country, even making an honest living is considered some kind of offense. In my case, I’m still pulling in about $55,000 a year through my trades on the NYSE. So, by all means, feel free to keep insulting me instead of actually doing something productive with your lives.

So, you've finally discovered water is wet, have you?🙏

Lisa Barrett22 said:I suppose it really comes down to the specifics of what you're feeling, but if I were in your shoes, I’d probably be leaning toward making an appointment. It might just be nothing, but sometimes it feels safer to get a professional opinion rather than sitting there second-guessing everything, don't you think? Maybe it's worth a quick trip to the clinic just to be certain. 😲

You really don't have to worry about that; I suppose everyone on this forum is a top-tier diagnostician anyway.😬

Justin Palmer45 said::
I suppose I should probably start by explaining exactly how and why I decided to go all-in on IBM back during that specific period. I'm not really looking to rehash or justify any of my previous blunders from past posts—that feels a bit redundant—but I figured this might actually be useful for someone else, if anyone is even listening.
Greetings to everyone.🙂

Come on, please, please, please...🙂 🙂 🙏

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Justin Palmer45 says: I suppose I consider myself to be somewhat naive.

Well, you probably are.😛

You seem to think you’ve pulled off the heist of the century, but honestly, I suspect you just happened to be standing in the right place at the right time given how the market was behaving.
If you were to actually look back at what prices looked like a few years ago, you’d likely realize this kind of movement is pretty standard; you didn't necessarily strike gold, and frankly, my grandmother could have hit those same astronomical returns just by picking stocks based on the first letter of characters in a Marisol novel.
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Besides, your math doesn't quite hold up; if you were buying at roughly $900 a share and selling around $2,100, then your principal should be sitting somewhere near $90,000 rather than over $50,000... I mean, how old are you, thirteen?🙂

ruggedfalcon2 said:I suppose you’re being a bit idealistic, thinking people in the West aren't susceptible to bribery😉 but if anything, corruption is practically baked into the foundation of modern Western society... I guess the only part of your argument that holds any water is point C; conscience matters, I suppose, but that’s really all there is to it.☕

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swifteagle15 said:No way, Michael has a socially acceptable Christian name.🙂

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neonfox6 said:hey there,
I have a few questions regarding online trading:
1. When I buy or sell a stock online, does it happen automatically, or does a broker actually receive the order and then execute the trade manually?
2. How long does it usually take for a transaction to clear? Is it instantaneous or...
3. During an online purchase, where is the money pulled from—my personal bank account, or do I need to maintain an account directly with the brokerage firm?
4. Which brokerage should I reach out to if I want to start trading online (any recommendations)?
For extra context, I've been a Republican Party shareholder with the Democratic Party for a few years now.
Thanks a lot.🙂

1. Well, you basically just submit an electronic order.
2. It really depends on the price you set; for instance, if a stock is at $123 and you put in a buy order at $120, you’ll be waiting until someone is willing to sell at $120. If you just match whatever the current market price is, it happens immediately.
3. You generally transfer your funds into their specific brokerage account, and then you use that balance to trade.
4. I personally use Charles Schwab, though there are plenty of other firms out there providing the same services.
As for being a Republican Party shareholder within the Democratic Party, well, my sincere congratulations to you on that.😬

3nina3 said:He isn't exactly some teenager, he's actually 22. I suppose I'll give that unknown oil a shot; maybe God will let it actually work.

I'd suggest making sure his feet are thoroughly dried after washing—it might be worth paying extra attention to the spaces between the toes when drying and applying any creams. It also probably wouldn't hurt to rotate between at least two different pairs of shoes so they actually have a chance to air out and dry completely.👍

Betty Patel17 said:Forget all those messy creams and oils; if I were you, I’d just grab a foot deodorizing spray. You can find them at Walmart for maybe around $3 or $4. They’re so much easier to deal with than oils or lotions, which honestly feel like such a hassle. The results are actually pretty incredible! Just get him a spray as soon as possible and you'll both be relieved.

I suppose those standard deodorants work fine for "normal" body odor, but for situations like this, you probably need something a bit more "heavy-duty" (trust me😬).
Oil isn't really an issue, though; you just take a few drops after a shower and massage it into the skin. There are specific ingredients that kill off those fungi and bacteria... plus, it feels quite nice on the feet—so much so that you might find yourself wanting to apply it to other parts of your body too🤣

You can pick up some Gewohl oil at most local pharmacies, which is roughly $17. It’s quite effective at wiping out fungus—at least, in my experience, it works.🙂

urbanranger18 said:Do you honestly believe things work differently over in the West? Buahahahah... every culture has its own flavor of trashy pop and overplayed radio hits. I mean, how does country music—which, let’s be honest, everyone listens to—actually differ from our local kitsch? If anyone here actually listens to rhythm and blues, they might notice the musical structures aren't all that different; our local "folk" stuff is really just a localized version of the same thing.

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Rhine said:So, which one is it then???😕

Honestly, you might want to get your head checked...🙄 😁

Here’s the soul, here’s the flesh
everything laid out plain and simple
here’s the pride, here’s the shame
so let me bang my head against the wall
if you ever go and betray me again😁
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velvetwolf92 said:Buhahahah 🤣 🤣 🤣 👍

Honestly, the candidate is a total mess. I’ve dealt with one myself before. Sometimes things look okay, sometimes they go south, but lately, I guess it's mostly under control...

Is it even possible for someone's teeth to get ruined because of this?😕 🤣 🤣

shadowfalcon33 said:Why should we even bother giving them any attention? 😁

I suppose that’s just how things are defined, given how small they are. I mean, if she were suddenly sprouting mushrooms from her lady parts, maybe then we could justify changing the name and moving this entire discussion over to a food blog.😬 🤣

Megan Peterson87 said:there might have been some white discharge.

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Jerry Moore2 said:Pasulj (North America)

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I suppose the real trick is just making sure you have every flavor profile covered somewhere in the rotation.😈

www.medicare.gov 🙂

atlantis said:isn't Mrs. Maria Morales62 actually Jamie Clark74?

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