This and That (Where Great Conversations Are Happening)

[Veum]

🌚 goodnight to my fellow Psychos who need their rest now… ❣️😴🛌🥱

 

[MikeH5856]

5 minutes ago, Basil said:

 

@Fortis93wow sh1t man kevin spacey thats tough  

 

 

basil  

 

Hopefully @Fortis93 does a better job of keeping his hands, and any other appendages, to himself than ol' Kevin! 🤣

Edited August 9, 2022 by MikeH5856

[Fortis93]

9 minutes ago, Basil said:

 

@Fortis93wow sh1t man kevin spacey thats tough  

 

 

basil  

 

4 minutes ago, MikeH5856 said:

 

Hopefully @Fortis93 does a better job of keeping his hands, and any other appendages, to himself than ol' Kevin! 🤣

 

[Squeegie McGee]

41 minutes ago, MikeH5856 said:

 

Hopefully @Fortis93 does a better job of keeping his hands, and any other appendages, to himself than ol' Kevin! 🤣

[Basil]

btw its bloody hot in england atm its 28c going up to 36c the weekend, is it hot in america atm or you cooling off?

 

basil 👍

[ajames212]

Just now, Basil said:

btw its bloody hot in england atm its 28c going up to 36c the weekend, is it hot in america atm or you cooling off?

 

basil 👍

Still a heat wave over here in the Northeast.  Supposed cool off Friday 

[Basil]

right bid you all a good night 30 mins before bed and we do it all again

 

 

basil 👍

[ukade2327]

Ok folks  , we know what your movie tastes are for obvious reasons , now its time to let us all know your taste in music …. Head on over to this topic 

and let is know what gets you groovin’ …..

[nathan_s82]

Happy Taco Tuesday!

[Squeegie McGee]

10 minutes ago, nathan_s82 said:

Happy Taco Tuesday!

[Pbsw23]

23 hours ago, Hollywood E Rock said:

 

My perspective is humans are the worst thing to happen to the Planet Earth. Your post is describing how humans have always been. There hasn’t been a time in human history where decency was in the 80% or 90%. The 90s & early 2000s I could go without ever knowing other peoples opinions on situations.

 

 

Curtosey of @R1s1ngs0n making me think about my fav tracks 😂 Instantly made me think of this conversation. 😆

[Whodini]

8 hours ago, Veum said:

 

Hahaha.. omg once you taste it you'll think you've died and gone to heaven!

 

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saganaki

 

Easy to make at home, or order it as an appetiser at any Greek restaurant.

[Whodini]

8 hours ago, Veum said:

 

 

 

[damships]

5 hours ago, Basil said:

btw its bloody hot in england atm its 28c going up to 36c the weekend, is it hot in america atm or you cooling off?

 

basil 👍

We’ve hit 46C in Vegas. You’re playing Rookie Numbers, kid. 😂 (JK) 

 

[damships]

I’m going to the Oppenheimer set, jumping over the barricades and asking Nolan to sign all of my premiums. And if he doesn’t, I’m going to tell him that I’ll just invert and try again. 

[Basil]

good morning all happy wednesday 

 

 

basil  

[Ari]

Good night y'all

Get ya rest

[Casiusco]

Good morning everybody.

 

Today I have been doing calculations about my personal economy and the possibility of buying an edition, and I have realized something terrible for Europeans: the dollar and the euro are now worth the same..

 

 

Until not so long ago, €1=$1.10-$1.17.

 

That was a relief when it came to buying editions outside of Europe, and, obviously, when it came to signing up in GBs.

 

Now, when an edition is expensive, it's going to be even more expensive for us: we will have to pay more euros. In the small editions it's not so noticeable, but in others, adding the shipping costs, yes. It's a different cost, close to 17% more than one year ago.

 

And from what I have seen, it's not the only territory where something like this has happened: something similar has happened with our English neighbors or with our Japanese friends, although to a lesser extent.

 

Decidedly, we are living in turbulent times. Expensive transportation, lack of suppliers, war and instability, and currency volatility.

 

We'll see what happens. What is clear is that these changes are affecting our financial capacity to afford our beloved hobby. 

 

In a small edition it is not relevant. In a large edition yes. In few editions it is not relevant. In many yes. Each one will do their numbers. 

 

My advice is that you think about your happiness and buy many editions, that you sign up for many GBs. Expenses can be cut from other unnecessary things: gifts to the wife/girlfriend, trips to see the in-laws, concerts that deep down you did not feel like, curtains for the room that nobody ever occupies, and absurd vases that should never have entered the house, and healthy food... which is more expensive.

You're welcome.  

 

Have a good day!

 

[ajames212]

almost there.

 

I am  tired of this heat. But, I will miss it when it gets to freezing. Have a great day everyone. 😀 

[Basil]

1 hour ago, Casiusco said:

Good morning everybody.

 

Today I have been doing calculations about my personal economy and the possibility of buying an edition, and I have realized something terrible for Europeans: the dollar and the euro are now worth the same..

 

 

Until not so long ago, €1=$1.10-$1.17.

 

That was a relief when it came to buying editions outside of Europe, and, obviously, when it came to signing up in GBs.

 

Now, when an edition is expensive, it's going to be even more expensive for us: we will have to pay more euros. In the small editions it's not so noticeable, but in others, adding the shipping costs, yes. It's a different cost, close to 17% more than one year ago.

 

And from what I have seen, it's not the only territory where something like this has happened: something similar has happened with our English neighbors or with our Japanese friends, although to a lesser extent.

 

Decidedly, we are living in turbulent times. Expensive transportation, lack of suppliers, war and instability, and currency volatility.

 

We'll see what happens. What is clear is that these changes are affecting our financial capacity to afford our beloved hobby. 

 

In a small edition it is not relevant. In a large edition yes. In few editions it is not relevant. In many yes. Each one will do their numbers. 

 

My advice is that you think about your happiness and buy many editions, that you sign up for many GBs. Expenses can be cut from other unnecessary things: gifts to the wife/girlfriend, trips to see the in-laws, concerts that deep down you did not feel like, curtains for the room that nobody ever occupies, and absurd vases that should never have entered the house, and healthy food... which is more expensive.

You're welcome.  

 

Have a good day!

 

 

Old king Cole was a merry old soul 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[Veum]

🥤☕ Top of the day to ya, going to be ⛅️ my friends…good day there Veum here❣️🙏🤠 

 

Partly sunny and humid

 

[damships]

2 hours ago, Casiusco said:

Good morning everybody.

 

Today I have been doing calculations about my personal economy and the possibility of buying an edition, and I have realized something terrible for Europeans: the dollar and the euro are now worth the same..

 

 

Until not so long ago, €1=$1.10-$1.17.

 

That was a relief when it came to buying editions outside of Europe, and, obviously, when it came to signing up in GBs.

 

Now, when an edition is expensive, it's going to be even more expensive for us: we will have to pay more euros. In the small editions it's not so noticeable, but in others, adding the shipping costs, yes. It's a different cost, close to 17% more than one year ago.

 

And from what I have seen, it's not the only territory where something like this has happened: something similar has happened with our English neighbors or with our Japanese friends, although to a lesser extent.

 

Decidedly, we are living in turbulent times. Expensive transportation, lack of suppliers, war and instability, and currency volatility.

 

We'll see what happens. What is clear is that these changes are affecting our financial capacity to afford our beloved hobby. 

 

In a small edition it is not relevant. In a large edition yes. In few editions it is not relevant. In many yes. Each one will do their numbers. 

 

My advice is that you think about your happiness and buy many editions, that you sign up for many GBs. Expenses can be cut from other unnecessary things: gifts to the wife/girlfriend, trips to see the in-laws, concerts that deep down you did not feel like, curtains for the room that nobody ever occupies, and absurd vases that should never have entered the house, and healthy food... which is more expensive.

You're welcome.  

 

Have a good day!

 

Based off these calculations, it looks like the Global Economy will crash when Lord of the Rings invoices out. 

 

[bossjon]

Morning Everyone.  Had to drag myself to the office today.  

 

[Basil]

4 minutes ago, bossjon said:

Morning Everyone.  Had to drag myself to the office today.  

 

 

know the feeling  

amazing what 3 cans of red bull does seriously

[MikeH5856]

8 minutes ago, bossjon said:

Morning Everyone.  Had to drag myself to the office today.  

 

Had to do the same yesterday... what a waste of gasoline. Got to sit alone in an empty building doing all the same work I could have been doing from home without the added expense. You have my sympathies!