LeBron won't play if Sterling refuses to sell

scottcarter · May 15, 2014

also, last question. You know when they say"you jumped the gun" ?, that means that you actually leaped over a pistol of some type right?

sorry, fixed the typo :toast:

akphidelt · May 15, 2014

scottcarter said:
ok AK, I think I understand. You just blew my mind.

Answer me this unrelated topic if you don't mind ... if someone says "they are going to be smoking salmon", you mean to tell me that they aren't rolling up pieces of fish in zig zags (maybe with a little tobacco) and actually smoking it? Or adding the fish into a bong and actually smoking it with a lighter? Tell I haven't been doing it wrong all these years. (anxiously tapping fingers on desk)

What about hard liquor? That is some kinds of solid booze right? Like jello-shots would be hard liquor? Please clarify. Thanks.

also, last question. You know when they same "you jumped the gun", that means that you actually leaped over a pistol of some type right?

To get good Jell-O shots you have to be in a place like alaska. I usually sell my cars to turn them in to liquid then leave them out to cool. Best Jell-O shots ever!

scottcarter · May 15, 2014

akphidelt said:
To get good Jell-O shots you have to be in a place like alaska. I usually sell my cars to turn them in to liquid then leave them out to cool. Best Jell-O shots ever!

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donkeybucks · May 15, 2014

Good lesson here. I'm looking to liquidate some of my cash soon.

StevieRay · May 15, 2014

What if u lickurdate?

vitterd · May 15, 2014

akphidelt said:
I don't wish this embarrassment on my worst enemies man. This is painful to watch.

Acebb is a complete fool. He makes gas man look brilliant.

donkeybucks · May 15, 2014

vitterd said:
Acebb is a complete fool. He makes gas man look brilliant.

Acebb · May 16, 2014

akphidelt said:
To liquidate is to turn assets in to cash. It is not to turn illiquid assets in to liquid assets. It's simply to turn whatever non-cash asset you have in to cash. You guys have got to be the dumbest people I've ever met.

Except a definition was provided and you are absolutely wrong.

Idiot.

Acebb · May 16, 2014

vitterd said:
Acebb is a complete fool. He makes gas man look brilliant.

Watching your tiny brain try to respond is quite funny.

Acebb · May 16, 2014

akphidelt said:
The fact I have to explain this to you guys is scary.

You are not "explaining" anything, you're not capable of explaining anything, you are merely repeating something that is incorrect over and over.

But by all means, go on and "liquidate" your mutual fund.

Idiot.

Acebb · May 16, 2014

wabashwonders said:
Definition of liquidate according to investopedia...

1. To convert assets into cash or equivalents by selling them on the open market.

2. When an entity chooses or is forced by a legal judgement or contract to turn assets into a "liquid" form(cash)

If 'liquidate' means cash or equivalents, you might want to explain what those words mean to your idiot little friend.

Acebb · May 16, 2014

Dummy mocking what I said:

Liquidate means to turn something in to liquid", lmao!!

Definition: to turn assets into a "liquid" form

OOPS

Watching this stupid little kid try to use big words, triple down on stupid, and engage people much, much more intelligent than him is funny and tragic.

wabashwonders · May 16, 2014

Acebb said:
If 'liquidate' means cash or equivalents, you might want to explain what those words mean to your idiot little friend.

You need to take a break before everyone in the world knows how stupid you are. My post did not say liquidate means cash or equivalents.

Acebb · May 16, 2014

wabashwonders said:
You need to take a break before everyone in the world knows how stupid you are. My post did not say liquidate means cash or equivalents.

Actually, it did. Right here:
1. To convert assets into cash or equivalents by selling them on the open market.

You, like the other rank idiot actually wants to argue that words do not mean what they say.

I'm not surprised by this.

Acebb · May 16, 2014

wabashwonders said:
My post did not say liquidate means cash or equivalents.

Oh really?

wabashwonders said:
Definition of liquidate according to investopedia...

1. To convert assets into cash or equivalents by selling them on the open market.

2. When an entity chooses or is forced by a legal judgement or contract to turn assets into a "liquid" form(cash)

The fact that you would engage is such pathetic dishonesty in a laughable attempt to defend the dumb little kid is hilarious.

Take a break, you silly little liar.

wabashwonders · May 16, 2014

Acebb said:
Oh really?

The fact that you would engage is such pathetic dishonesty in a laughable attempt to defend the dumb little kid is hilarious.

Take a break, you silly little liar.

Are you really this illiterate? Liquidate means to convert assets into cash or equivalents. It doesn't mean it actually is cash or equivalents.

vitterd · May 16, 2014

Yeah....well willie and russ1945 uncle doesn't give a shit about this don sterling stuff

www.news.yahoo.com/towns-white-police-official-calls-obama-n-word-204931723.html

donkeybucks · May 16, 2014

I can't believe you guys are still arguing over the meaning of liquidate.

Very simple guys. Pay attention:

=

Very f'n simple.

donkeybucks · May 16, 2014

No wait. Did I get that wrong?

Acebb · May 16, 2014

wabashwonders said:
Are you really this illiterate? Liquidate means to convert assets into cash or equivalents. It doesn't mean it actually is cash or equivalents.

That's nice, but that isn't responsive.

See, the dumb little kid says "liquidate" means convert into cash.

I said no it doesn't.

I am factually correct.

I made this perfectly clear.