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  • #16,061
  • Jul 8, 2009 8:41pm Jul 8, 2009 8:41pm
Quoting cesarnc
LOL

I've already convoked close friends to an Afternoon-Long Gluttony Extravaganza in a Barbecue Restaurante for tomorrow.

$20 a pop, you can eat all the meat that you find.

Cattle in a 200km circle from here is already blowing chunks, for all I heard. That's their problem. Tomorrow, we're gonna bring cow to the edge of extinction
sound like high collesteroll, I stay with the chicken

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  • #16,062
  • Jul 8, 2009 8:43pm Jul 8, 2009 8:43pm
but this is for you

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  • Edited 9:00pm Jul 8, 2009 8:45pm | Edited 9:00pm
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[I don't get it, this is a school bus in japan
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  • Edited 9:52pm Jul 8, 2009 8:46pm | Edited 9:52pm
and this one is in india, not fair
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  • #16,065
  • Jul 9, 2009 1:44am Jul 9, 2009 1:44am
Quoting chonchy
but this is for you

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Sometimes you get sick of the cheap stuff and go down to the cellar and crack open a bottle that you said you would keep for another ten years. Did that a few weekends ago when I opened a 1987. Damn it was good. But you can't do it too often or else you won't be able to drink the cheap stuff anymore. *Wine collecting is an expensive hobby.















* a more elegant way of saying Wino
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  • #16,066
  • Jul 9, 2009 1:49am Jul 9, 2009 1:49am
Quoting smikester
What? A chart? On the fun channel? Well I thought it would be interesting for a change...

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Someone's selling this pair at 3pm UK time every day. Thank you very much. All the way to 1.5 when the SNB will step in again. Thank you very much again? Trade carefully.



What was that funny picture you posted? I'm not messing with any CHF pairs. This is a *Run Like You Stole It From The Mob*TM trading strategy.
Grab a quick profit and get the hell out. Done that a few times on EUR/CHF
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  • #16,067
  • Jul 9, 2009 4:27am Jul 9, 2009 4:27am
Randomness in Wine tastings - Leonard Mlodinow

http://www.cnbc.com/id/31488589
The only way to get smarter is by playing a smarter opponent.
  • #16,068
  • Jul 9, 2009 4:47am Jul 9, 2009 4:47am
Quoting NewFX
Randomness in Wine tastings - Leonard Mlodinow

http://www.cnbc.com/id/31488589
Thats why I mostly drink cheap wine, it tastes the same as expensive wine. Expensive wine only psychologically tastes better. Ive known this for years. But old, expensive wine is still the best. minimum 10-15 years or more.
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  • #16,069
  • Jul 9, 2009 5:04am Jul 9, 2009 5:04am
Quoting Big Wave Rider
Thats why I mostly drink cheap wine, it tastes the same as expensive wine. Expensive wine only psychologically tastes better. Ive known this for years. But old, expensive wine is still the best. minimum 10-15 years or more.
I totally agree...
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  • #16,070
  • Jul 9, 2009 5:13am Jul 9, 2009 5:13am
Quoting Big Wave Rider
Thats why I mostly drink cheap wine, it tastes the same as expensive wine. Expensive wine only psychologically tastes better. Ive known this for years. But old, expensive wine is still the best. minimum 10-15 years or more.
Romanee Conti, nice cheap drinkable plonk, can even be passed off as "expensive" ...
  • #16,071
  • Jul 9, 2009 5:51am Jul 9, 2009 5:51am
Quoting Big Wave Rider
Thats why I mostly drink cheap wine, it tastes the same as expensive wine. Expensive wine only psychologically tastes better. Ive known this for years. But old, expensive wine is still the best. minimum 10-15 years or more.
The question is what "taste" means. I learned to drink wine from an Italian guy this one time I was in Germany.

He got me into many different wines explaining what to "look for" in each one. I don't have to say we ended up in a tavern somewhere downtown Nurnberg completely wasted...

What I usually do on friends get-together is taking any sub-$20 Argentinean Carbernet Sauvignon with a very fancy label. It has strong taste and perfum, so everybody loves it (once a girl friend shot "ohh.. I feel in Paris with this wine )
  • #16,072
  • Jul 9, 2009 6:25am Jul 9, 2009 6:25am
Quoting cesarnc
The question is what "taste" means. I learned to drink wine from an Italian guy this one time I was in Germany.

He got me into many different wines explaining what to "look for" in each one. I don't have to say we ended up in a tavern somewhere downtown Nurnberg completely wasted...

What I usually do on friends get-together is taking any sub-$20 Argentinean Carbernet Sauvignon with a very fancy label. It has strong taste and perfum, so everybody loves it (once a girl friend shot "ohh.. I feel in Paris with this wine ...
A fancy looking label is sometimes more important than whats actually IN the bottle. But once you find a good tasting cheap wine with a fancy label then you will be adorned by all your guests. (just make sure you take the price tag off before you sever it)
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  • #16,073
  • Jul 9, 2009 6:28am Jul 9, 2009 6:28am
French Pinot Noir, or Burgundy as it is commonly known, of classic vintage. Stupid prices, nice wine, maximum snob value. French cheap burgundy, undrinkable.

American Pinot Noir, i.e. California, Chile, Argentina, great value, nice wine, low snob value. Very drinkable.

Greek wine: Some of it is actually very good indeed. Retsina, however, is an acquired taste. After one bottle one has acquired the taste.

Not so sure about Mexican wines, though.

etc. (don't get me going)
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  • #16,074
  • Jul 9, 2009 6:40am Jul 9, 2009 6:40am
This is the one, I never forget

http://www.hamptonswineshoppe.com/im...ssico_2004.jpg

R$ 300 a bottle ($150)
  • #16,075
  • Jul 9, 2009 6:42am Jul 9, 2009 6:42am
Quoting smikester
French Pinot Noir, or Burgundy as it is commonly known, of classic vintage. Stupid prices, nice wine, maximum snob value. French cheap burgundy, undrinkable.

American Pinot Noir, i.e. California, Chile, Argentina, great value, nice wine, low snob value. Very drinkable.

Greek wine: Some of it is actually very good indeed. Retsina, however, is an acquired taste. After one bottle one has acquired the taste.

Not so sure about Mexican wines, though.

etc. (don't get me going)
For wine Italian is the best. Barolo (the wine of Kings) Chianti, Primitivo also like Spanish Rioja. California wine is also really good considering they have a similar climate to central Italy and the wine growers in California are from central Italy. As they say wine does not travel well so find something good that is produced near where you live. So if your in California it makes no sense to drink French wine. And since I live an hour from either Italy or France I get to enjoy the best cheap wine on the planet. Swiss wine is not too bad either.
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  • #16,076
  • Jul 9, 2009 6:43am Jul 9, 2009 6:43am
A lil wine joke then...

A dinner party of different nationalities had arrived at a restaurant. They each ordered a glass of wine, but when the wine arrived they noticed that each of the glasses had a fly in it.

* The Swede demanded to have new wine in the same glass.

* The Englishman demanded to have new wine in a new glass.

* The Finn picked the fly out of the wine and drank the wine.

* The Russian drank the wine, fly and all.

* The Chinese ate the fly but left the wine.

* The Jew caught the fly and sold it to the Chinese.

* The Roman drank two thirds of the wine and then demanded to have new wine.

* The Norwegian took the fly and went off to fish for cod.

* The Irishman ground the fly and mixed it in the wine, which he then donated to the Englishman.

* The American sued the restaurant and claimed for a 65 million dollar compensation for mental suffering.

* The Scotsman grabbed the fly by the throat and roared: 'Now spit out all that you swallowed!!'

  • #16,077
  • Jul 9, 2009 6:58am Jul 9, 2009 6:58am
Quoting cesarnc
A lil wine joke then...

* The Scotsman grabbed the fly by the throat and roared: 'Now spit out all that you swallowed!!'

Did anybody notice the markets are open today?
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  • #16,078
  • Jul 9, 2009 7:08am Jul 9, 2009 7:08am
Quoting Big Wave Rider
Did anybody notice the markets are open today?
I can hear you all clicking your mouses and checking your charts. Dont worry, its the same whipsaw bullshit. Direction is expected to change to the other direction tomorrow.
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  • #16,079
  • Jul 9, 2009 7:58am Jul 9, 2009 7:58am
Quoting Big Wave Rider
Did anybody notice the markets are open today?
Right after Alcoa's earnings, Dow futures is +50 and Bovespa closed. Because of those revolutionary screwups of 1932
  • #16,080
  • Jul 9, 2009 9:26am Jul 9, 2009 9:26am
This one is fresh:

Legendary investor Warren Buffett said in an interview aired on Thursday unemployment could hit 11 percent and a second stimulus package might be needed as the economy struggles to recover from recession.
(...)
He likened the first $787 billion stimulus package passed by Congress to "half a tablet of Viagra and then having also a bunch of candy mixed in --- it doesn't have really quite the wallop."

Coming from a 78 y.o., he must know what he's talking about!
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