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a bag nickles, dimes and/or quarters pre-1965 (back when they used to put silver in the coins) with a face value of $500 now has a melt value of something like $12,000.
life is good indeed. any statement to the contrary is a wild conspiracy.
oh well, as long as wendy's keeps pumping their version of food out the window, everything is going to be just fine.
life is good indeed. any statement to the contrary is a wild conspiracy.
oh well, as long as wendy's keeps pumping their version of food out the window, everything is going to be just fine.
10-13-2012, 03:52 PM
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Originally Posted by abe froman
a bag nickles, dimes and/or quarters pre-1965 (back when they used to put silver in the coins) with a face value of $500 now has a melt value of something like $12,000.
life is good indeed. any statement to the contrary is a wild conspiracy.
oh well, as long as wendy's keeps pumping their version of food out the window, everything is going to be just fine.
10-13-2012, 04:08 PM
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just because.
10-13-2012, 04:19 PM
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10-13-2012, 04:29 PM
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10-13-2012, 05:06 PM
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a bag nickles, dimes and/or quarters pre-1965 (back when they used to put silver in the coins) with a face value of $500 now has a melt value of something like $12,000.
life is good indeed. any statement to the contrary is a wild conspiracy.
oh well, as long as wendy's keeps pumping their version of food out the window, everything is going to be just fine.
life is good indeed. any statement to the contrary is a wild conspiracy.
oh well, as long as wendy's keeps pumping their version of food out the window, everything is going to be just fine.
10-13-2012, 05:21 PM
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10-13-2012, 05:31 PM
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Just The Facts
Conspiracy theorists divide the world into "Everyone even remotely involved/qualified vs. Me," and decide that they'll win single-handedly. They're like Rambo with bull**** instead of bullets.
They tend to enjoy the ego-boost that comes with thinking of oneself as the only intelligent objector in a world of sheeple. When the government has to spend billions of dollars shuttling Elvis from Roswell to the Bermuda Triangle and back in black helicopters before you can feel good about yourself, you've got to be pretty tragic.
Shadowy Organizations
Conspiracy theorists believe the world is run by schizophrenic shadowy organizations who - despite conspiring with millions in perfect silence - can't resist putting clues in things like major public monuments and every note of currency ever printed. Making the average Batman villain look like Professor Moriarty.
At the last count the world was secretly being run by the Illuminati, Knights Templar, Freemasons, Trilateral commission, New World Order, Skull & Bones society, Bilderberg group, Nine Unknown Men and the ever-popular Jews. It's unknown whether they all vote on various issues or just ask Dan Brown whose turn it is each week. Conspiracy theorists honestly believe that these invisible elites have run thousands of years of history but are incapable of killing someone who lives in a basement and shouts on street corners.
Just my $.02
Have a good one...off to Wendy's!
- The average conspiracy theorist will argue with NASA, Nobel-prize winners and every expert in the world despite having fewer qualifications than the average fry cook.
- Conspiracy theorists view logical argument as cheating.
- Like pissing fetishes and tentacle rape comics, conspiracy theories are a problem made much worse by the Internet.
- Never assume malice when incompetence will do.
Conspiracy theorists divide the world into "Everyone even remotely involved/qualified vs. Me," and decide that they'll win single-handedly. They're like Rambo with bull**** instead of bullets.
They tend to enjoy the ego-boost that comes with thinking of oneself as the only intelligent objector in a world of sheeple. When the government has to spend billions of dollars shuttling Elvis from Roswell to the Bermuda Triangle and back in black helicopters before you can feel good about yourself, you've got to be pretty tragic.
Shadowy Organizations
Conspiracy theorists believe the world is run by schizophrenic shadowy organizations who - despite conspiring with millions in perfect silence - can't resist putting clues in things like major public monuments and every note of currency ever printed. Making the average Batman villain look like Professor Moriarty.
At the last count the world was secretly being run by the Illuminati, Knights Templar, Freemasons, Trilateral commission, New World Order, Skull & Bones society, Bilderberg group, Nine Unknown Men and the ever-popular Jews. It's unknown whether they all vote on various issues or just ask Dan Brown whose turn it is each week. Conspiracy theorists honestly believe that these invisible elites have run thousands of years of history but are incapable of killing someone who lives in a basement and shouts on street corners.
Just my $.02
Have a good one...off to Wendy's!
10-13-2012, 05:35 PM
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Originally Posted by jimmy21669
Just The Facts
[*]The average conspiracy theorist will argue with NASA, Nobel-prize winners and every expert in the world despite having fewer qualifications than the average fry cook.[*]Conspiracy theorists view logical argument as cheating.[*]Like pissing fetishes and tentacle rape comics, conspiracy theories are a problem made much worse by the Internet.[*]Never assume malice when incompetence will do.
An Ego Issue
Conspiracy theorists divide the world into "Everyone even remotely involved/qualified vs. Me," and decide that they'll win single-handedly. They're like Rambo with bull**** instead of bullets.
They tend to enjoy the ego-boost that comes with thinking of oneself as the only intelligent objector in a world of sheeple. When the government has to spend billions of dollars shuttling Elvis from Roswell to the Bermuda Triangle and back in black helicopters before you can feel good about yourself, you've got to be pretty tragic.
Shadowy Organizations
Conspiracy theorists believe the world is run by schizophrenic shadowy organizations who - despite conspiring with millions in perfect silence - can't resist putting clues in things like major public monuments and every note of currency ever printed. Making the average Batman villain look like Professor Moriarty.
At the last count the world was secretly being run by the Illuminati, Knights Templar, Freemasons, Trilateral commission, New World Order, Skull & Bones society, Bilderberg group, Nine Unknown Men and the ever-popular Jews. It's unknown whether they all vote on various issues or just ask Dan Brown whose turn it is each week. Conspiracy theorists honestly believe that these invisible elites have run thousands of years of history but are incapable of killing someone who lives in a basement and shouts on street corners.
Just my $.02
Have a good one...off to Wendy's!
[*]The average conspiracy theorist will argue with NASA, Nobel-prize winners and every expert in the world despite having fewer qualifications than the average fry cook.[*]Conspiracy theorists view logical argument as cheating.[*]Like pissing fetishes and tentacle rape comics, conspiracy theories are a problem made much worse by the Internet.[*]Never assume malice when incompetence will do.
An Ego Issue
Conspiracy theorists divide the world into "Everyone even remotely involved/qualified vs. Me," and decide that they'll win single-handedly. They're like Rambo with bull**** instead of bullets.
They tend to enjoy the ego-boost that comes with thinking of oneself as the only intelligent objector in a world of sheeple. When the government has to spend billions of dollars shuttling Elvis from Roswell to the Bermuda Triangle and back in black helicopters before you can feel good about yourself, you've got to be pretty tragic.
Shadowy Organizations
Conspiracy theorists believe the world is run by schizophrenic shadowy organizations who - despite conspiring with millions in perfect silence - can't resist putting clues in things like major public monuments and every note of currency ever printed. Making the average Batman villain look like Professor Moriarty.
At the last count the world was secretly being run by the Illuminati, Knights Templar, Freemasons, Trilateral commission, New World Order, Skull & Bones society, Bilderberg group, Nine Unknown Men and the ever-popular Jews. It's unknown whether they all vote on various issues or just ask Dan Brown whose turn it is each week. Conspiracy theorists honestly believe that these invisible elites have run thousands of years of history but are incapable of killing someone who lives in a basement and shouts on street corners.
Just my $.02
Have a good one...off to Wendy's!
Wendy's sounds good...
