Fez I would never call you a whacko, well maybe once in the SSB racing forum.
You are a well educated guy with an opinion. That is rare around these parts.
Sports bets are considered commodities, they are at an all time low in price?
your post is ironic to a degree as I recently read a tongue in cheek article where the author maintained that gold was going to goto $10,000 an ounce, just to catch up with the appreciation in his house.
I used to be in the paper industry, and tablet/cash register paper has sold within a modest price range for decades and decades.
We will have to disagree on this one.
GL with your pick tonight.
You are a well educated guy with an opinion. That is rare around these parts.
Sports bets are considered commodities, they are at an all time low in price?
your post is ironic to a degree as I recently read a tongue in cheek article where the author maintained that gold was going to goto $10,000 an ounce, just to catch up with the appreciation in his house.
I used to be in the paper industry, and tablet/cash register paper has sold within a modest price range for decades and decades.
We will have to disagree on this one.
GL with your pick tonight.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Sodium Pentethol V:
Oil being a finite resource is very debatable, and 100% not a conclusive fact.
commodities are more subject to manufacturers demands than they are to any sort of asset denoted inflation.
Milk cost me .89 this morning, same thing it cost 15yrs ago.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
89 cents? Where in the world is milk 89 cents a gallon...i dont believe it!
Oil being a finite resource is very debatable, and 100% not a conclusive fact.
commodities are more subject to manufacturers demands than they are to any sort of asset denoted inflation.
Milk cost me .89 this morning, same thing it cost 15yrs ago.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
89 cents? Where in the world is milk 89 cents a gallon...i dont believe it!
