Speedhump wrote:LOL, I imagine you having to hold your pc on your desk as your growing takes effect underneath it.....
Yeah, you're correct. Mine is larger than yours.
You can only dream of my 'lifting device'
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Speedhump wrote:LOL, I imagine you having to hold your pc on your desk as your growing takes effect underneath it.....
RobbyG wrote:Speedhump wrote:Big jugs on a hot beach isn't too bad. And I'm talking about Sangria, no other kind of 'jugs'....although....
I prefer the Jars and Bottles from Red Chief better than Sangria.
Common guys, Sangria is a womans drink. Not for real men !!!
Red Vodka is the bomb
Misery Called Life wrote:RobbyG wrote:Speedhump wrote:Big jugs on a hot beach isn't too bad. And I'm talking about Sangria, no other kind of 'jugs'....although....
I prefer the Jars and Bottles from Red Chief better than Sangria.
Common guys, Sangria is a womans drink. Not for real men !!!
Red Vodka is the bomb
I always thought Europeans were more classy than the Yanks.
Guess you proved me wrong Robby G.
WhiteJade wrote:Polar bears are supposed to be cute rather than tough
RobbyG wrote:Still, you want the polar bear to be warm right?
Thus, he needs his 'red zip'
WhiteJade wrote:RobbyG wrote:Still, you want the polar bear to be warm right?
Thus, he needs his 'red zip'
Wearing their fur coats all year round. Doubt they need some 'red zips'
RobbyG wrote:Do you still doubt after seeing this blue slab of Polar bear?
He could definately use the added warmth
Misery Called Life wrote:Liqueur and Caviar are for the the snobbish and nouveau riche, who will brave the foul taste of caviar and cough syrup taste of liqueur just cos it's considered elite!
WhiteJade wrote:Misery Called Life wrote:Liqueur and Caviar are for the the snobbish and nouveau riche, who will brave the foul taste of caviar and cough syrup taste of liqueur just cos it's considered elite!
Man it reads like some maths axioms
Speedhump wrote:Big jugs on a hot beach isn't too bad. And I'm talking about Sangria, not the other kind of 'jugs'....although....
Misery Called Life wrote:Am so bored and sleepy rit now. Need to be studying derivatives!
Speedhump wrote:Misery Called Life wrote:Am so bored and sleepy rit now. Need to be studying derivatives!
Oh, you want to be the cause of the next economic crisis eh???
Here buy my mortgage debt from my lender, I can't afford to pay it so you'll get it nice and cheap! :d
Speedhump wrote:Misery Called Life wrote:Am so bored and sleepy rit now. Need to be studying derivatives!
Oh, you want to be the cause of the next economic crisis eh???
Here buy my mortgage debt from my lender, I can't afford to pay it so you'll get it nice and cheap! :d
Misery Called Life wrote:Speedhump wrote:Misery Called Life wrote:Am so bored and sleepy rit now. Need to be studying derivatives!
Oh, you want to be the cause of the next economic crisis eh???
Here buy my mortgage debt from my lender, I can't afford to pay it so you'll get it nice and cheap! :d
I got a better idea, lets take ur mortgage and some more and create a CDO?
The cheaper I get the mortgage, the higher ratings it gets!
Howwzat?
Misery Called Life wrote:The lower the pice I buy it, the less risk for me to make a profit, thus higher ratings. SH could also benefit by diversifying his risk.
See here's the plan.
I purchase a CDS on the mortgage.
I buy the mortgage from SH.
Sell it to a sub prime buyer.
Dissolve it into a group of other mortgages.
Create a CDO.
Sell equity in my CDO, with a minimum guaranteed return. ( At this point I've transferred the losses to the CDO holders, while I'm in profit)
Now here's the fun part
I sell my CDS at a premium to another company in my name.
I then dissolve the CDO, citing lack of payments.
Go in to redeem my CDS at a premium.
Return with a hefty profit on the sub prime CDO marketed as a AAA. Moody was promised a lil sumtin in lieu of cooperation.
Pay off the principle to the CDO bond holders without interest off course.
Count my profits from my CDO sale, and CDS redemption.
Howzzat?