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Breaking Bad (Br Ba)
#21

Quote:This keeps the junkies functional, ...



Agreed, it seems big government doesn't want people cured - because then they might have time to be independent thinkers. Big government wants placid, distracted sheep that will vote and otherwise just graze and poop.
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#22

Just a devils advocate here, has anyone who dislikes big pharma taken the time to check their investments to see your positioning with them?
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#23

Investments in big pharma? Dont have any investment any where in the pharmaceutical industry. The only things I have investments in currently, are cars, gold, silver, and precious/semi-precious gemstones, and minerals. Emeralds, saphires, rubies, etc.
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#24

any blood diamonds amongst those ? <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/blush.png" class="smilie" alt="" /> <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/tongue.png" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#25

Hahaha, nope no diamonds. It seems even a good chunk, if not all of the "certified" diamonds are actually blood diamonds. Im about as partial to the diamond industry (synthetic excluded) as I am big pharma. Synthetic diamonds are great, and have a ton of uses. Some of the stones I have are cut, and some arent. I used to get great deals on gemstones, friend of mine has a mine in South America. He used to come through AZ every year for the gem and mineral shows, and cut me awesome deals.
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#26

[quote name='Monstrous4Banger' timestamp='1342544523' post='129509']

and cut me awesome deals.

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was this an intended pun ? <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/rolleyes.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#27

No. i think I paid like 60 bucks a karat on cut rubies. Nice stones too. not many inclusions, and nice cuts. Big money in cutting stones, if you have a lapidary saw, and skill.



Man, this is way OT, sorry Rhudeboye. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/popcorn.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />
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#28

For those of us in mutual or even the few amount us in hedge funds( myself excluded on these) it's difficult to stay out of certain types of investments unless you really work at it. And unless the moral objection runs deep, why pass up moneymaking opportunities? Cigs are bad, Phillip Morris pays a great dividend for example.
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#29

[quote name='Monstrous4Banger' timestamp='1342561515' post='129530']

Man, this is way OT, sorry Rhudeboye. <img src="/forum/images/smilies/968/popcorn.gif" class="smilie" alt="" />

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No prob Monster. I was really getting into the whole pharma conspiracy between you and Rap. Good stuff!



BOT- Spoiler for those that havent seen all of Season 4













I miss Gus! His presence was so entertaining. Like that creepy blank stare that was sometimes followed with a smile.
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#30

Yeah, Gus was a cool character. The way he went out was epic though.



Rap: I guess Im just hopelessly moralistic. Its certainly not always convenient. I dont base things on how much money I can make. More on what brings me enjoyment, and what I perceive to be right, or wrong. Nicotine is a very addictive drug, maybe even the most addictive drug there is. Other than the legalities, whats the difference between trafficking say, heroin and investing in Phillip Morris? Both hurt people, and cause severe addictions. Heroin trafficking is very profitable too, but I have moral onjections with it, same as cigarettes. To each their own, but I wont contribute to, and support the problem by funding it. Karma, and all that. label me a goofy hippie I guess.
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#31

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eSZktPCl4PM





[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hJW9MUaQMyc[/media]
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#32

Back to Breaking Bad, My employee first told me about this show and how great is was so I downloaded the first season on iTunes and was hooked!
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#33

Ok goofy hippie!! Nothing wrong with being moralistic in fact I wish more people were! My point was that it is sometimes difficult today to be moralistic when for ex. Your mutual funds might be invested in something you object to but are unaware your involved in. I watched breaking bad a couple of times, not a big tv guy, but since I deal with this stuff everyday the stories I hear and see are better. Truth is stranger than fiction type of deal. Good karma certainly is the way to go though!
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#34

I'm not a big TV guy either. I typically follow no more then 1 show a week. Up until a few months ago, the only show I cared about catching was Modern family. Very well written comedy.I have yet to see an episode that I would even classify as mediocre. They're all funny! I followed Burn notice for the first 2 seasons then lost interest. I loved 24! Man was that show entertaining. And like most people, I've seen more episodes of Law and Order then I can count but i don't watch it currently or follow any of the spin offs.

And why wont my You tube links in post #31 embed?
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