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Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« on: October 01, 2014, 10:52:02 AM »
I mean everyone on here claims to work in "finance" and of course you re all mega successful and drive brand new Aston Martins and stuff! Jeez its like when everyone was a cage fighter!

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #1 on: October 01, 2014, 11:01:10 AM »

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #2 on: October 01, 2014, 11:01:55 AM »
I mean everyone on here claims to work in "finance" and of course you re all mega successful and drive brand new Aston Martins and stuff! Jeez its like when everyone was a cage fighter!

Here's a bit of reality.  I do work in finance and accounting and I'm about as middle of the road as it goes. 

As compared to many parts of the world I'm very wealthy.  As compared to parts of my city I'm very wealthy.  As compared to some of my friends I'm poor. As compared to those I work with I'm poor LOL.

It's all relative.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #3 on: October 01, 2014, 11:04:14 AM »
I mean everyone on here claims to work in "finance" and of course you re all mega successful and drive brand new Aston Martins and stuff! Jeez its like when everyone was a cage fighter!
I'm not! I'm just an average idiot. The truth
But i like it here its fun with all the mma fighters and millionaires.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #4 on: October 01, 2014, 11:08:54 AM »
I mean everyone on here claims to work in "finance" and of course you re all mega successful and drive brand new Aston Martins and stuff! Jeez its like when everyone was a cage fighter!

We are all 6'2"+ and 250 @ 8% BF. It's like a board of nothing but uber-successful muscle men.

Or a bunch of bullshitters.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #5 on: October 01, 2014, 11:09:31 AM »
I mean everyone on here claims to work in "finance" and of course you re all mega successful and drive brand new Aston Martins and stuff! Jeez its like when everyone was a cage fighter!

Darren.....your threads are awesome.

I "heart" all 4'-6" of you.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #6 on: October 01, 2014, 11:38:12 AM »
I mean everyone on here claims to work in "finance" and of course you re all mega successful and drive brand new Aston Martins and stuff! Jeez its like when everyone was a cage fighter!
Lol spent an hour talking to my landlords son-in-law, about potash in east africa. He had me convinced it was the next big thing.

Seriously thought dude was involved in that shit, turns out he worked at a pizza house, and was just dropping cash on penny stocks  ::).

The ironic part was he wasn't white, and my landlord was ultra hard ass russian jew.

Assumed he had to be loaded to get permission from the father.


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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #7 on: October 01, 2014, 11:46:54 AM »
I mean everyone on here claims to work in "finance" and of course you re all mega successful and drive brand new Aston Martins and stuff! Jeez its like when everyone was a cage fighter!

Your average person you see walking on the street struggle with money. Very few people are comfortable. Even less very well off. Almost 1% truly 'rich'.

Me and the girlfriend are friends with this other couple. New SUV,  he gets a free house or heavily subsidised through his work. Couldn't meet us for drinks the other night as it 'wasn't pay day yet'. Now it is pay day and they're off on holiday the same day.

I don't see people that's shit with money as real people. Just scum that evolved to talk and walk like humans.
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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #8 on: October 01, 2014, 11:53:04 AM »
Today, I removed and cleaned the diesel fuel tank from a Lincoln Ranger 405D generator/welder which I bought at a machinery auction.  I also purged the coolant from the radiator with compressed air and all looked good.  Pressure washed the body panels and drip tray.  Tomorrow I will bleed the fuel lines, warm it up, and change out the oil.  Should last me a decade at least.  66 hours logged & got it for a song.  

All day long the dog was patient & well behaved, except for following the neighbor's dog over the road back home, but I'm pretty sure it was by canine invitation.

I've also recently reset the valve clearance on a Honda GX390 and put right a Kohler Magnum 8's fuel pump and carb issues.  Both now smooth as butter.  These will be pulley mounted to hydraulic pumps also acquired at auction.  Direct coupling is a future option once my lathe is up.

I'm not in finance.  I prefer to do what I want with my time.  Today was great.  How do you reckon wealth?

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #9 on: October 01, 2014, 11:54:37 AM »
I don't think there are so many in "finance" here? ???

I don't see many threads about 20:30 reservations at Dorsia.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #10 on: October 01, 2014, 12:09:36 PM »
Us getbiggers pride ourselves on our business ventures in dubai, india.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #11 on: October 01, 2014, 12:12:55 PM »
Your average person you see walking on the street struggle with money. Very few people are comfortable. Even less very well off. Almost 1% truly 'rich'.

Me and the girlfriend are friends with this other couple. New SUV,  he gets a free house or heavily subsidised through his work. Couldn't meet us for drinks the other night as it 'wasn't pay day yet'. Now it is pay day and they're off on holiday the same day.

I don't see people that's shit with money as real people. Just scum that evolved to talk and walk like humans.

you just seem really bitter about the fact your friend got a SUV and a house

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #12 on: October 01, 2014, 12:36:38 PM »
Today, I removed and cleaned the diesel fuel tank from a Lincoln Ranger 405D generator/welder which I bought at a machinery auction.  I also purged the coolant from the radiator with compressed air and all looked good.  Pressure washed the body panels and drip tray.  Tomorrow I will bleed the fuel lines, warm it up, and change out the oil.  Should last me a decade at least.  66 hours logged & got it for a song.  

All day long the dog was patient & well behaved, except for following the neighbor's dog over the road back home, but I'm pretty sure it was by canine invitation.

I've also recently reset the valve clearance on a Honda GX390 and put right a Kohler Magnum 8's fuel pump and carb issues.  Both now smooth as butter.  These will be pulley mounted to hydraulic pumps also acquired at auction.  Direct coupling is a future option once my lathe is up.

I'm not in finance.  I prefer to do what I want with my time.  Today was great.  How do you reckon wealth?


great post.

btw I go thru the same thing w my dogs all the time when I'm out puttering abt.
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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #13 on: October 01, 2014, 12:37:33 PM »
Today, I removed and cleaned the diesel fuel tank from a Lincoln Ranger 405D generator/welder which I bought at a machinery auction.  I also purged the coolant from the radiator with compressed air and all looked good.  Pressure washed the body panels and drip tray.  Tomorrow I will bleed the fuel lines, warm it up, and change out the oil.  Should last me a decade at least.  66 hours logged & got it for a song.  

All day long the dog was patient & well behaved, except for following the neighbor's dog over the road back home, but I'm pretty sure it was by canine invitation.

I've also recently reset the valve clearance on a Honda GX390 and put right a Kohler Magnum 8's fuel pump and carb issues.  Both now smooth as butter.  These will be pulley mounted to hydraulic pumps also acquired at auction.  Direct coupling is a future option once my lathe is up.

I'm not in finance.  I prefer to do what I want with my time.  Today was great.  How do you reckon wealth?

I don't understand most of it but I like it !

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #14 on: October 01, 2014, 01:10:52 PM »
I mean everyone on here claims to work in "finance" and of course you re all mega successful and drive brand new Aston Martins and stuff! Jeez its like when everyone was a cage fighter!

Calm down Trotsky.

Most of the people in here who write about finance do sound very much like they are in finance.  The watches threads aren't for me but unlike those of you with Socialist tendencies I am not consumed with envy for people with nice things.  Each to their own and aspire for things that make you happy.


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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #15 on: October 01, 2014, 01:16:23 PM »
I'm better than all of you.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #16 on: October 01, 2014, 01:24:06 PM »
I dabble in finance to help grow my money but I am a trainer.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #17 on: October 01, 2014, 01:43:55 PM »
I'm bitter than all of you.

I can't compete.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #18 on: October 01, 2014, 01:49:14 PM »
We are all 6'2"+ and 250 @ 8% BF. It's like a board of nothing but uber-successful muscle men.

Or a bunch of bullshitters.

Board full of envious jealous losers.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #19 on: October 01, 2014, 01:50:21 PM »
Calm down Trotsky.

Most of the people in here who write about finance do sound very much like they are in finance.  The watches threads aren't for me but unlike those of you with Socialist tendencies I am not consumed with envy for people with nice things.  Each to their own and aspire for things that make you happy.



the gay bracelet thread  ::)

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #20 on: October 01, 2014, 02:04:21 PM »


Haha 'Big' Dan Hill

He doesn't strike me as a Mensa Member.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #21 on: October 01, 2014, 04:44:36 PM »
Haha 'Big' Dan Hill

He doesn't strike me as a Mensa Member.

Both he and his lovely wife attend regular Mensa meetings. They discourse at length on mathematics and ancient civilizations.

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #22 on: October 02, 2014, 05:08:03 AM »
Calm down Trotsky.

Most of the people in here who write about finance do sound very much like they are in finance.  The watches threads aren't for me but unlike those of you with Socialist tendencies I am not consumed with envy for people with nice things.  Each to their own and aspire for things that make you happy.



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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #23 on: October 02, 2014, 05:17:04 AM »
Calm down Trotsky.

Most of the people in here who write about finance do sound very much like they are in finance.  The watches threads aren't for me but unlike those of you with Socialist tendencies I am not consumed with envy for people with nice things.  Each to their own and aspire for things that make you happy.


Hahaha@ Trotsky!! 8)

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Re: Is being in "finance" the new MMA?
« Reply #24 on: October 02, 2014, 05:21:45 AM »
Today, I removed and cleaned the diesel fuel tank from a Lincoln Ranger 405D generator/welder which I bought at a machinery auction.  I also purged the coolant from the radiator with compressed air and all looked good.  Pressure washed the body panels and drip tray.  Tomorrow I will bleed the fuel lines, warm it up, and change out the oil.  Should last me a decade at least.  66 hours logged & got it for a song.  

All day long the dog was patient & well behaved, except for following the neighbor's dog over the road back home, but I'm pretty sure it was by canine invitation.

I've also recently reset the valve clearance on a Honda GX390 and put right a Kohler Magnum 8's fuel pump and carb issues.  Both now smooth as butter.  These will be pulley mounted to hydraulic pumps also acquired at auction.  Direct coupling is a future option once my lathe is up.

I'm not in finance.  I prefer to do what I want with my time.  Today was great.  How do you reckon wealth?


This looks like my day as well haha. My car is over 30 years old and worth 800$, but I love the fact that I have the skill to fix anything that can ever break on it.