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How was your day?

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#1
How was your day?
So, LG, how was your day?

My day was fun, I got some RAM for my computer and had finally started to build it with all of the new parts I had gotten, but the noticed that my power supply is too old for the new mobo and such that I got. After that, I wrote for a while (I write random stories and stuff like that) and then just programming and stuff.

How 'bout you guys?
#2
It's saturday. I'm at work. Nothing to do, so basically I get a whole weeks pay for cleaning my desk and polishing tools.
Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.

Bored tho :(
#3
My whole week has been great.
#4
I bought stock in marriage companies (SIG, ZLE etc) because gay marriage is legal now.
I bought 650$ worth of new tires for the Mustang and another grand worth of stuff for it.
Got some more college work done, and well that's about it.
Oh and I squated 375 today, twice (new record weight.), and got 115 up in Clean and Jerks 5 times.
#5
Lemme know how your stock goes. That sounds interesting.
#6
bmlkiddo wrote:
I bought stock in marriage companies (SIG, ZLE etc) because gay marriage is legal now.
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In places it already was legal and is still illegal in places it was already illegal.
Yay states' rights!
#7
Doesn't matter ZLE has doubled in stock price in the past month and a half, going from 3.43 to 9.8 at it'speak. lol SIG is stable, it goes up and down I took a risk with that one. They jump up in Januauary when people get married though. The whole law thing still socially effects people and if they find out their state disallows it they will motivate themselves to move.
#8
bmlkiddo wrote:
Doesn't matter ZLE has doubled in stock price in the past month and a half, going from 3.43 to 9.8 at it'speak. lol SIG is stable, it goes up and down I took a risk with that one. They jump up in Januauary when people get married though. The whole law thing still socially effects people and if they find out their state disallows it they will motivate themselves to move.


I'm not saying it's not. I'm saying that your statement about the legality of gay marriage is incorrect.
It makes sense that the price is up with the court's decision. I don't expect it will stay there. The thing to do was to buy prior to the decision and sell now. You can still make money, just not as much. I don't expect that you'll listen but you should realize that the prices won't continue to rise. Things are good at the moment because the decision just happened and people are pushing the price up. In three months it'll drop, probably hard.
#9
C0FFINCASE wrote:
I'm not saying it's not. I'm saying that your statement about the legality of gay marriage is incorrect.
It makes sense that the price is up with the court's decision. I don't expect it will stay there. The thing to do was to buy prior to the decision and sell now. You can still make money, just not as much. I don't expect that you'll listen but you should realize that the prices won't continue to rise. Things are good at the moment because the decision just happened and people are pushing the price up. In three months it'll drop, probably hard.


SIG prices were barely effected by the decision. This isn't even marriage season. If you'd research the stock trends they raise in january. SIG isn't my risk stock. And with SIG's huge stock buy-back they are increasing the value of their stocks to outside holders. ZLE's stock price went up prior to the legal decisions. Even if their stocks go up 1$ each, if I put in 100$, that's 10 extra$ I just made for free. Profit is profit.
#10
C0FFINCASE wrote:
I'm not saying it's not. I'm saying that your statement about the legality of gay marriage is incorrect.

Only if you're being pedantic. It is no longer federally ignored (or "outlawed"), so it now has federal recognition (or "legalization"). Not perfectly accurate word choice, but I think everyone familiar with DOMA would understand it.
#11
GAMEchief wrote:
Only if you're being pedantic. It is no longer federally ignored (or "outlawed"), so it now has federal recognition (or "legalization"). Not perfectly accurate word choice, but I think everyone familiar with DOMA would understand it.


Yes, in the eyes of the federal system, but state system does not have to. A homosexual married couple can still be unrecognized by a state and deny them a ton of rights granted to straight married couples.
#12
Went to work and opened a bunch of boxes for $22.50/hr.
#13
Stapled wrote:
Went to work and opened a bunch of boxes for $22.50/hr.


That actually sounds amazing, actually. Where do you work/what do you do? (Like, what's your official job name?)
#14
I sit on Facebook for 12 hours while I watch a camera, work out for an hour or two after that, then sleep until my next shift.
And I live for free, without bills. Wut wut wut
Even though it's tax free, I get vacation days that are taxless, and I get danger pays, it still amounts to like $7 an hour for 12 hours a day.
But hey, I have no bills it all goes to my car. :D
And I'm getting big.
#15
Made costumes for the convention im going to 8)
#16
C0FFINCASE wrote:
Yes, in the eyes of the federal system, but state system does not have to. A homosexual married couple can still be unrecognized by a state and deny them a ton of rights granted to straight married couples.

Absolutely, but federally, it's become legalized.
#17
GAMEchief wrote:
Absolutely, but federally, it's become legalized.


Yep. Its still a messy issue since the federal government doesn't want to push this issue with the states.