[quote=Big Easy Flood][quote=Starka][quote=Big Easy Flood]

[quote=bankrep1]your'e a moron.[/quote]

Not hardly.

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If something is "not" hardly, that would make it likely.

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Not in Texas.  How ya doing Straka, back from a sales call on an old woman who "bought" a variable annuity?  Or was it an oil and gas deal?

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Nope.  Made $20 on eBay selling your schoolbooks.  I thought I'd get more, as they were unused.

"What did I say that was not a question that I ended in a question mark.  I make mistakes, but I've already made all that I will make in June."

Well, you're well into July's quota.  Your first sentence was a question, yet you used a period to end it.  A question mark was called for.  That's why it's called a "question" mark.

[quote=Starka][quote=Big Easy Flood][quote=Starka][quote=Big Easy Flood]

[quote=bankrep1]your'e a moron.[/quote]

Not hardly.

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If something is "not" hardly, that would make it likely.

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Not in Texas.  How ya doing Straka, back from a sales call on an old woman who "bought" a variable annuity?  Or was it an oil and gas deal?

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Nope.  Made $20 on eBay selling your schoolbooks.  I thought I'd get more, as they were unused.

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Those were the books I bought in case I lost my first set.  Fortunately I was able to keep up with my first set.

Where'd you get them, your wife promised me that she'd never let you see them.

That was YOU that she was shooting at?

[quote=Philo Kvetch]

Your first sentence was a question, yet you used a period to end it.  A question mark was called for.  That's why it's called a "question" mark.

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Nah, "Not in Texas." is a statement of fact not a question.

They’re right!  You really are a dimwit.

[quote=Starka]That was YOU that she was shooting at?[/quote]

Nah, I was the guy you saw driving away when she was saying that she wasn't sure if she'd ever be able to walk again, but didn't care.

[quote=Philo Kvetch]They're right!  You really are a dimwit.[/quote]

Say what?  Perhaps you should go back and examine it again. Three sentences.

One a declarative sentence.  Followed by two questions, complete with question marks.

[quote=Big Easy Flood]

[quote=Starka]That was YOU that she was shooting at?[/quote]

Nah, I was the guy you saw driving away when she was saying that she wasn't sure if she'd ever be able to walk again, but didn't care.

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I'm sorry, I forgot that guys of your ilk think with their little head.

What I have to say will only appeal to guys who think with their big head.

[quote=Starka][quote=Big Easy Flood]

[quote=Starka]That was YOU that she was shooting at?[/quote]

Nah, I was the guy you saw driving away when she was saying that she wasn't sure if she'd ever be able to walk again, but didn't care.

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I'm sorry, I forgot that guys of your ilk think with their little head.

What I have to say will only appeal to guys who think with their big head.

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I tried to use the big head with your wife but found her lacking, but she sure enjoys the little head.

These forums are in serious need of administrators.

Or at least recess teachers.

[quote=Starka]

Just a casual glance at the above post reveals that it is at the least, inaccurate.

For example, one is NOT required to hold a Series 65 or Series 66 to be designated an Investment Advisor Representative (IAR).

As usual, Put Trader is wrong.

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Starka, that was exactly what I was thinking.  Put Trader is of course, this idiot.  Best strategy is to ignore him.

What kind of person has the time to keep entering this forum after they are kicked out time and time again?

[quote=Big Easy Flood][quote=Starka][quote=Big Easy Flood]

[quote=Starka]That was YOU that she was shooting at?[/quote]

Nah, I was the guy you saw driving away when she was saying that she wasn't sure if she'd ever be able to walk again, but didn't care.

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I'm sorry, I forgot that guys of your ilk think with their little head.

What I have to say will only appeal to guys who think with their big head.

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I tried to use the big head with your wife but found her lacking, but she sure enjoys the little head.

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Where in the world is the administrator?

A lesson for the rookies.

Brokerage offices are among the most non-politically correct zones in which you can work.  It has to do with the competition among men, and women who think they're men.

Nothing spreads faster than a foul joke in a brokerage firm.

I've seen guys stand up and scream a string of four letter words then throw their quote machine on the floor--while a client was walking through the office.

If you have "sensitivities" you are going to spend your entire existence wringing your hands and whining.

[quote=maybeeeeeeee][quote=Starka]

Just a casual glance at the above post reveals that it is at the least, inaccurate.

For example, one is NOT required to hold a Series 65 or Series 66 to be designated an Investment Advisor Representative (IAR).

As usual, Put Trader is wrong.

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Starka, that was exactly what I was thinking.  Put Trader is of course, this idiot.  Best strategy is to ignore him.

What kind of person has the time to keep entering this forum after they are kicked out time and time again?

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Coming behind a poster and saying, "He's wrong" without a single example of why, and a brief mention of what is right, is meaningless.

When I point to something somebody said that is wrong I explain why it's wrong.

Simply saying it's wrong is meaningless.

Wouldn't you agree?

Why do you guys waste your time with this guy???

Who cares about what some old retired fool with more time on his hands than he knows what to do with has to say.

These guys need to feel like their part of something, because maybe at one time they were but that time is long gone.

Even if it is an internet forum.

[quote=BankFC]

Why do you guys waste your time with this guy???

Who cares about what some old retired fool with more time on his hands than he knows what to do with has to say.

These guys need to feel like their part of something, because maybe at one time they were but that time is long gone.

Even if it is an internet forum.

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You are more than welcome to ignore what I have to say.

But people with triple digit IQs are going to want to learn from thirty five years of experience.

LOL,

People with triple digit IQ's are going to take everything you (and everyone else on thios board) say with a couple grains of salt.

You're not nearly as important as you think you are.

[quote=BankFC]

LOL,

People with triple digit IQ's are going to take everything you (and everyone else on thios board) say with a couple grains of salt.

You're not nearly as important as you think you are.

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When did I say I was important?  What I have said is I know a lot about the way this business works, and people who are bright enough to recognize that will want to learn what I can teach them.

Do what you want.  Learn or not.  Makes no difference to me.

You don't impress me.  I was a Duke talent participant, took the ACT in the 7th grade and made a 22.  I was offered to take college level elective classes in the 7th grade by a major university.

I didn't do it for the same reason I dropped my biology and chemistry double major for economics...I didn't fit in with the nerdy, ultra-smart but socially inept people in that field.

I've never applied for MENSA because I have no reason to...I don't need validation.  That for old geezers who troll internet forums spouting off like they are somebody.