Thread: Go crazy in here!!!

Originally Posted by tiffany

Not likely Choochie...he should get a Hummer!

I don't know, with them feet, that may not be big enough.



I need another truck anyways! Need something to pull my new 5th wheel.

Originally Posted by Raditz

Hahaha, funny gals huh??
I know were my toes would fit if you 2 dont shut your mouths

NUH-UH! Them toes ain't coming anywhere near THIS funny gal!


....perhaps you'll think twice before posting anymore pictures of your body parts! LOL!

just funnin' with ya Raddie!

Yes you are right tiff. No more body parts will be posted
But beware, my toes will hunt you down sooner than you think girl!!

Raddie, if we didn't tease ya, you would think we didn't like you anymore.

Haa-Haa

Nice one girls

Give him HELL!!

Tiff, this is for this year, I know most of the year is gone, but it has good news for the rest of this year, will see if I can find what will be going on for you next year.

Virgo That ace up your sleeve will be nearing its expiration date as 2006 begins, so play it before it's too late. Start the year thinking about fresh starts and new opportunities -- you should be able to put the past behind you like never before. At the same time, it wouldn't hurt to check back in with old references to see how things are going while you move forward. You might recycle a fond old memory into a new chapter in your career, no matter how far you've come since. Sooner is better for all of this professional housekeeping, so try to take care of it by February.
Big changes, most of them positive, will come your way throughout the bulk of the year. The lunar eclipse in the middle of March will have an especially profound effect on your relationship with your employer (or clients, if you freelance). It is also a great time to start new projects -- including, if you're ready, a job search. Things won't move at great speed, but they will move inexorably forward until the fall, when you will start to see some serious returns on your investments. Make sure that you are engaging in due diligence regarding your body and health through this period, as it will be all too easy to forget those needs and slide into physical difficulties. If you can keep all your plates spinning through the spring and summer, you will be in great shape to reap the big rewards that will start to come in September.
You are all about the details, but this year will see you let go of some of the financial control that you are so good at -- because things are doing fine on their own. The streak of good fortune that began in 2005 continues through much of 2006, but you wouldn't dream of coasting. Building on your experience and assets, you'll be able to create something new and valuable if you apply yourself. Once things really start to pick up in the autumn, you will be tempted to invest more than you can afford. Make sure to tuck something away for the winter, just in case.



I love the big rewards thing in September. Will see if I can find for next year too.

Originally Posted by choochie

Tiff, this is for this year, I know most of the year is gone, but it has good news for the rest of this year, will see if I can find what will be going on for you next year.

Virgo That ace up your sleeve will be nearing its expiration date as 2006 begins, so play it before it's too late. Start the year thinking about fresh starts and new opportunities (I started buying dinars end of 05 into the beginning of 06)-- you should be able to put the past behind you like never before. (ex-husband)At the same time, it wouldn't hurt to check back in with old references to see how things are going while you move forward.(high school friend) You might recycle a fond old memory into a new chapter in your career, no matter how far you've come since. Sooner is better for all of this professional housekeeping, so try to take care of it by February.
Big changes, most of them positive, will come your way throughout the bulk of the year. The lunar eclipse in the middle of March will have an especially profound effect on your relationship with your employer (or clients, if you freelance). It is also a great time to start new projects -- including, if you're ready, a job search. Things won't move at great speed, but they will move inexorably forward until the fall, when you will start to see some serious returns on your investments.(Iraqi government, maliki, etc) Make sure that you are engaging in due diligence regarding your body and health through this period,(car accident) as it will be all too easy to forget those needs and slide into physical difficulties.(damn little chick messed up my back...) If you can keep all your plates spinning through the spring and summer, you will be in great shape to reap the big rewards that will start to come in September.
You are all about the details, but this year will see you let go of some of the financial control that you are so good at -- because things are doing fine on their own. The streak of good fortune that began in 2005 continues through much of 2006, but you wouldn't dream of coasting. Building on your experience and assets, you'll be able to create something new and valuable if you apply yourself. Once things really start to pick up in the autumn, you will be tempted to invest more than you can afford. Make sure to tuck something away for the winter, just in case. (WOW! Mike and Adster's investment opps?)



I love the big rewards thing in September. Will see if I can find for next year too.

Oh my gosh Choochie! A lot of that really DID apply....good stuff!

I just went on a babbling stint at my dad about the whole Bloomberg, Yahoo, meeting on my birthday, Ramadan situation....he was just laughing at me....telling me to calm down and saying that he hopes it works...he is going to the doctor today...hoping that squashed the desire to go back to work for him...he is just going to mess up his knees even worse if he does! SO yeah...there was an alterior motive for me to blab...just want him to hold out for a LITTLE longer.... Then he won't HAVE to go back!

I hope your dad hangs on. I know how much you and your mom don't want him to go back to work, but I also understand how he feels like he needs to be the provider. It is definitely a hard scenario. Hopefully the dinar r/v's soon, so then he can stay away from the work thing.

Originally Posted by tiffany

Hey Mike! Are you still holding out on switching your vehicle? I figure I'll wait until the 28th of August before I go "shopping"...really wish this reval would get a move on! It would make my decisions a lot easier! lol!

Hi Tiff,

Funny you should ask that as I was just thinking about it too. I quite frankly don't know what I want yet, but when the revalue hits I will solve that problem once and for all. (g)

I owned a lease company several years back and it allowed me to drive almost all my dream cars at no cost, so fortunately I was able to get most of them out of my dream list, but there are always new ones which I am adding to my list. (g)

I have been formulating this for many years, and having had extensive experience in this industry, as I leased thousands of vehicles to a rather large professional client base, I cannot get this concept out of my mind. It was interesting to see how many doctors and lawyer clents wanted to invest in my business simply so they could get access to wholesale prices for their own vehicles, plus a nice return on investment.

Well, to make a long story short, I will be starting a luxury vehicle cooperative whereby we have the best vehicles of all catagories in our stable, Ferrari's, Lamborghini's, Austin Martin's, Jaguar's, Land Rover's, and whatever other vehicle choices are made by members. So in essense, we will form multiple co-ops of vehicles aroung the world, and solicit members which simply reserve different vehicles form our vast selection and offer them to members for a monthly access fee.

In simple terms, we could all enjoy our fantacy vehicles of a dozen different choices for a set monthly amount. Granted, this is for the high dollar clients like dinar holders, doctors, lawyers, etc., but there is a huge market for this concept and has been for years. I almost put the first one together, and was going to bankroll it with PIPS, but we all know what happened with that. Well, dinar will provide second chance, so that is my plan and why I am waiting. (g)

This is just one of the investment opportunities I am working on which all of us can be part of here. Imagine having any vehicle of your dreams whenever you need it all for a price fixed monthly fee, especially when this fee is also an investment as each would be a part of company. The same concept is being used by ShopRight where everyone get a unit (share) in oil and gas investment, and now a new custom home all generated from investment pool, so this is very similar.

Remember, owning a vehicle which is a depreciating asset is not smart, leasing is. Our cooperative will be set up where dozens of vehicles are leased under our company, and we expand on vehicle inventory as our co-op gorws and grows, and when we have hundreds of co-ops in every major city, this will change forever the way people look at satisfying their vehicle needs. I tested this on a small local scale ten years ago and I had clients lined up for some of the specialty vehicles I had in my stable. Fun business for sure, so what vehicle to you want?

Good luck to all, Mike

Originally Posted by tiffany

A Porsche is TOTALLY impractical for me...no trunk for a stroller and no room for the car seats!!! lol!!! Now your concern little Raddie should be if you would be able to drive such a cute car with those toes! lol!

Hi Tiff,

Don't worry, Porsche Cayenne S SUV will accommodate your stroller and car seat, and the new 4 door sedan is coming soon, so hang on. LOL

Good luck to all, Mike