LeBron won't play if Sterling refuses to sell

[akphidelt]

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.

It's hilarious how you think you can't liquidate a mutual fund. That's one of the dumbest things I've ever heard. And yes, liquidating a mutual funds means to convert it to cash. With that cash you can invest it in short term no risk securities that mature within 3 months and accounting wise it would be considered a cash equivalent.

But that was not what you were talking about, lmao!! What a lying fraud.

 

[akphidelt]

Uh, I said yesterday that when you "liquidate" something that doesn't mean it turns to cash.

I actually quoted the definition provided 4 times.

You are and were 100% incorrect.

Liquidating something does mean to turn it in to cash. The definition you said even says so.

 

[moocow]

Sterling might have an ace up his sleeve in the form of audio or other proof of racist convos he had with other owners and team execs around the league.

 

[Cyyyyk]

The argument is not semantics at all, Acebb is 100% wrong.

I think we should do 10 pages arguing on the definition of semantics now. hno:

 

[scottcarter]

I think we should do 10 pages arguing on the definition of semantics now. hno:

that's easy, I am pretty sure the tics are like crabs that live in your sperm.

 

[akphidelt]

You are comically stupid.

this rank idiot can't stop and see that "liquidating" means turning something into liquid.

If it is already liquid, it can't be "liquidated"

You actually have to try to reach this kid's level of stupid.

Hahahahaha, remember when some idiot said this? Hahaha, probably the dumbest person I've met.

 

[akphidelt]

Definition of a Liquidation of Assets
[h=2]General Definition[/h]

• Liquidation of assets refers to selling off property in order to raise cash. In most cases the cash is intended for paying creditors. Both businesses and private individuals can liquidate their assets, which may include real estate, automobiles, equipment, raw materials and investments. Because cash is already a liquid asset, there is no need to liquidate it to pay creditors. However, all non-cash assets can be converted into cash for the purpose of paying debt or making purchases. Liquidation can occur regardless of the nature of the asset or the identity of the buyer.
  
  
  

[h=2]Uses[/h]

• Asset liquidation is a way for businesses and individuals to get money for essential purchases. For example, a retired individual may choose to liquidate a stock investment to raise cash for paying household bills. Asset liquidation is also an important part of the bankruptcy process. Chapter 7, also known as liquidation bankruptcy and available to both private individuals and businesses, allows a court to appoint a trustee who sells off, or liquidates, the bankrupt party's assets and pays the proceeds to creditors. Following liquidation, the court can discharge any remaining debt.
  
  
  

Read more: http://www.ehow.com/info_8065975_definition-liquidation-assets.html#ixzz31uLvJqbL

The fact I have to even post the definition to this is scary. Acebb is one of the dumbest people out there. And will he admit he was wrong and had not fucking clue what liquidating assets meant, absolutely not. Just a sick piece of shit, like racist Willie.
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[Cyyyyk]

Just a sick piece of shit, like racist Willie.

You really are a charmer that is for sure.

 

[wabashwonders]

And the funny thing is he's using mutual funds as an example. Cash equivalents are more of an accounting term for businesses so they don't have to hold on to non-interest bearing cash and can stick them in to very short term no risk securities (mature in 3 months or less). It has nothing to do with liquidating your mutual funds, stocks, or other assets. He's quite possibly the dumbest person I've met.

All I can say is WOW! I can't respond to the guy anymore because it's actually getting painful reading his responses. I'll just sit and watch. This is funnier than the basic math thread.

 

[akphidelt]

You really are a charmer that is for sure.

Have you ever heard what Acebb and Willie call me? Lmao. This is child's play. Those dude are crazy.

 

[lt56]

You really are a charmer that is for sure.

he might not be a charmer, be he is smart and accurate about these people. if you read their posts and have an IQ in the double digits, you would see that.

 

[akphidelt]

All I can say is WOW! I can't respond to the guy anymore because it's actually getting painful reading his responses. I'll just sit and watch. This is funnier than the basic math thread.

Hahaha, I knew you would like this. It is absolutely hilarious. The fact he has not stopped is the best part. He keeps the comedy act going and going and going. I have never seen someone so confident in being a retard in my life.

 

[Acebb]

The fact I have to even post the definition to this is scary. Acebb is one of the dumbest people out there. And will he admit he was wrong and had not fucking clue what liquidating assets meant, absolutely not. Just a sick piece of shit, like racist Willie.
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Uh, you didn't have to post any definition.

The definition was cited....yesterday. For you.

The fact that you introduced the idea that you would "liquidate assets" into this discussion has become parody.

You have no assets. And you only brought the comically stupid idea up because you wanted to sound like an adult.

 

[akphidelt]

Uh, you didn't have to post any definition.

The definition was cited....yesterday. For you.

The fact that you introduced the idea that you would "liquidate assets" into this discussion has become parody.

You have no assets. And you only brought the comically stupid idea up because you wanted to sound like an adult.

Liquidating assets is not complicated dude... hahaha. Selling a car or baseball cards can be liquidating assets. Everyone can liquidate assets. The fact you don't know what liquidating assets even is or you think it's some complex thing to understand is the best part about this.

You are absolutely retarded.

And the definition clearly states liquidating assets is to convert it to cash.

 

[Acebb]

All I can say is WOW! I can't respond to the guy anymore because it's actually getting painful reading his responses. I'll just sit and watch. This is funnier than the basic math thread.

So in other words, you "responded" by claiming I was saying something I did not say, and then posted a definition which validates what I'm saying and now you are all 'WOW' zers and stuff

By all means, don't respond. You're a rank idiot who simply can not and will not point out that the dumb little kid beclowned himself yet again.

 

[Acebb]

he might not be a charmer, be he is smart and accurate about these people. if you read their posts and have an IQ in the double digits, you would see that.

Considering you are literally a 9-11 truther, of course you would side with the retarded.

 

[Acebb]

Lmao!!! You are the biggest lying scumbag out there. That was not your argument at all.

Actually, idiot, I said yesterday: You actually believe "liquid" = cash

At 6:39 PM

See how easy it is to prove you wrong yet again?

 

[akphidelt]

Liquidating assets is not complicated dude... hahaha. Selling a car or baseball cards can be liquidating assets. Everyone can liquidate assets. The fact you don't know what liquidating assets even is or you think it's some complex thing to understand is the best part about this.

You are absolutely retarded.

And the definition clearly states liquidating assets is to convert it to cash.

This reminds me when you thought spending/gdp was some complex equation that no one can understand... or that 75 out of 77 climatologists who produce over 50% of their research on climate change was not statistically significant.

You are really one of the dumbest people I've come across. You get confused with some of the simplest things.

 

[Acebb]

Lmao!!! You are the biggest lying scumbag out there. That was not your argument at all.

Really?

You have no assets, you've never "liquidated" an actual asset, which is why you believe "liquidation" = turning into cash.

You're a dumb little kid saying dumb little kid things.

You can't read.

 

[akphidelt]

Actually, idiot, I said yesterday: You actually believe "liquid" = cash

At 6:39 PM

See how easy it is to prove you wrong yet again?

What does that mean? I don't believe liquid is cash. I believe you liquidate assets by converting them in to cash, lol. You're arguing against your made up argument.