Intangible Posted March 9, 2003 Share Posted March 9, 2003 blueeeeeeeeeeeeee Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest PHYNE Posted March 9, 2003 Share Posted March 9, 2003 Originally posted by Grant_Wood "Me And My Girlfriend" is about his gun, not his girlfriend. One of Tupac's favorite actors was Jim Carrey. He used to imitate him. On September 16, 1996, Tupac's bodyguard, Frank Alexander, went to a tattoo parlor and got a tattoo on his shoulder which says, "In Memory of Tupac, Only God Can Judge You, Revelation 20:12". Rapper Treach has a tattoo of Tupac on his left arm. The "Against All Odds" outro is from The Godfather III. The "Hold Ya Head" intro is from a film about Malcolm X. Thug Life stood for "The hate you give little infants, f everybody." Nigga stands for "Never ignorant, getting goals accomplished." M.O.B. stands for "Money over bitches." The original title of All Eyez On Me was Euphanasia. The original title of Me Against the World was Crucify. The original title of Strictly 4 My N.I.G.G.A.Z... was Troublesome. The Outlawz were originally supposed to be on "Krazy," but they took too long to write their verses so Tupac let Bad Azz guest appear on it instead. Tupac is listed as the most successful gangsta rapper in The Guiness Book Of World Records. Tupac had two rottweilers named Bonnie and Clyde who his uncle took care of. Tupac's ex-wife, Keisha Morris, has a tattoo of Tupac sitting on a chair and looking up on her arm. Spontaneous XXXStacy, who was a friend of Tupac's, both starred in the XXX version of "How Do U Want It" and has a tattoo of Tupac on her arm with the caption "Keep Ya Head Up. Tupac's favorite drink was Sunkist Orange Soda. Tupac's two favorite colors were black and gold. Tupac's two favorite meals were fried chicken wings with hot sauce and macaroni and cheese. Tupac used to work at Roundtable Pizza. He made pizzas and delivered them. Tupac wanted to have children, if he had a son he'd name him Michelangelo and if he had a daughter he'd name her Star. Tupac's social security number was 546-47-8539. whos gives a fuck???????????????? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Missinterpreted Posted March 10, 2003 Share Posted March 10, 2003 pink and purple for all the pussies. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
skaterzoot Posted March 10, 2003 Share Posted March 10, 2003 soon vending machines wont be able to read any of our money Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
•nakEd Posted March 10, 2003 Author Share Posted March 10, 2003 oh yeah they will, hooked on phonics worked for me Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Ski Mask Posted March 10, 2003 Share Posted March 10, 2003 Originally posted by skaterzoot soon vending machines wont be able to read any of our money you use a lot of twenties in vending machines? besides, I think folks sleep on the details. they talk about predominant, but "subtle" colors. that graphic doesnt show "subtle" colors, so its probably just an attempt at illustrating the story. juging from how cryptic the release is about WHAT color the money is, nobody outside the treasury probably knows yet. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
alure Posted March 10, 2003 Share Posted March 10, 2003 Originally posted by YG Blood http://lurquer.com/new20.jpg'> thats what im talking about haha Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BIGBLUE Posted October 9, 2003 Share Posted October 9, 2003 were heeerree why start a whole new thread about something that was dropped months ago . any way that is enough ,hollywood personalities in government office. Overthrowing countries under false pretenses and now we have laffy taffy cartoon network tune town money ! http://www.moneyfactory.com/newmoney/images/currency/big_bill_front.gif'> ^^ goes into circulation today 10-9-o3 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Sarah Tonin Posted October 9, 2003 Share Posted October 9, 2003 looks like the same ole shit to me. when are they going to put the new 1 dollar bills in circulation. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
i11igul Posted October 9, 2003 Share Posted October 9, 2003 the wavy writing looks somehow out of place to me, i dont see the need for it....and the bill just looks altogether bad Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Tyler Durden Posted October 9, 2003 Share Posted October 9, 2003 can this colorful money still be used to purchase pornography? Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
•nakEd Posted October 9, 2003 Author Share Posted October 9, 2003 moeny money money, i need some fuckin money.. ironic how this thread got bumped :o Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaBar2 Posted October 9, 2003 Share Posted October 9, 2003 The Extreme Right Wing Is so pissed that the Government is jacking around with the money. One theory is that the new bills contain a thread that can be detected from a distance (sort of like the thermal imaging radar that can see through the walls of your house and spot your grow lights, etc.) and would be used to locate people who are stockpiling currency. They are especially pissed that they changed the $100 bill. This was probably to prevent drug dealers/traffickers from being able to use the bundles of $100 bills they have. Anyway, the survivalists are pissed that the Government keeps fucking around with the money. In 1963, I was standing in the lunch line at my junior high school, and some kid showed us the (then) brand-new "Federal Reserve Note." He said, "Within a few years, this money won't be worth shit. You watch. The price of everything will go up. Because if it's not backed by reserves of silver and gold, like the Silver Certificate (the what? What's that?) the Federal Reserve System will just print as much of this shit as they want, and the value of the dollar will go to shit." We all laughed and made fun of him. "You are so stupid, man! Don't you understand that the value of the money has nothing to do with how much silver and gold is in Fort Knox? It's all about the country's ability to produce goods and services, just like Mr. Baldwin says. (He was our history teacher--and a liberal Democrat.) You're full of it." Cokes cost twelve cents. Gasoline was twenty-eight cents. A loaf of Rainbo Bread cost twenty-nine cents. Not no more. But the value of the money has nothing to do with the country's gold and silver reserves. At least, it doesn't NOW. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
CAPiTA Posted October 9, 2003 Share Posted October 9, 2003 Originally posted by ctrl+alt+del i think kabar talked about it once...or maybe it was my history teacher. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
silent_j5 Posted October 10, 2003 Share Posted October 10, 2003 and i thought brazilian money looked gay Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
metallix Posted October 10, 2003 Share Posted October 10, 2003 Re: The Extreme Right Wing Originally posted by KaBar2 Is so pissed that the Government is jacking around with the money. One theory is that the new bills contain a thread that can be detected from a distance (sort of like the thermal imaging radar that can see through the walls of your house and spot your grow lights, etc.) and would be used to locate people who are stockpiling currency. They are especially pissed that they changed the $100 bill. This was probably to prevent drug dealers/traffickers from being able to use the bundles of $100 bills they have. Anyway, the survivalists are pissed that the Government keeps fucking around with the money. In 1963, I was standing in the lunch line at my junior high school, and some kid showed us the (then) brand-new "Federal Reserve Note." He said, "Within a few years, this money won't be worth shit. You watch. The price of everything will go up. Because if it's not backed by reserves of silver and gold, like the Silver Certificate (the what? What's that?) the Federal Reserve System will just print as much of this shit as they want, and the value of the dollar will go to shit." We all laughed and made fun of him. "You are so stupid, man! Don't you understand that the value of the money has nothing to do with how much silver and gold is in Fort Knox? It's all about the country's ability to produce goods and services, just like Mr. Baldwin says. (He was our history teacher--and a liberal Democrat.) You're full of it." Cokes cost twelve cents. Gasoline was twenty-eight cents. A loaf of Rainbo Bread cost twenty-nine cents. Not no more. But the value of the money has nothing to do with the country's gold and silver reserves. At least, it doesn't NOW. Do you honestly think it ends therE? I was going to explain more..but this article explains all (or most) Enjoy. The coming currency devaluation Cliff Droke After repeated warnings from currency analysts and market advisors (including yours truly) that the U.S. currency system is on the verge of becoming a blocked, two-tier system we now have confirmation that the country is one step closer to realizing this. When fully implemented, the new U.S. dollar will mean a "banana republic" type currency and across-the-board devaluation. According to a CNN/Money news wire report of Oct. 7, the new U.S. $20 bills will be released this week at banks across the country. Meanwhile, the Fed and its Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) will hold a nationwide series of publicity events as part of a $33 million campaign to let the world know of the new bills and to acclimate the public to their strange new appearance. The new $20s are peach-toned with the presence of blue ink, making it the first time in almost 100 years that a mass-circulation U.S. note has prominently contained a color besides green and black. They also contain an embedded vertical plastic strip and color-shifting ink, whose appearance changes from copper to green as the bill is tilted against the light. Below is what the front of the new $20 bill looks like (from the BEP website). So what is the significance of this change of color in the U.S. $20 note? Well according to the Feds it is designed as a deterrent to stop counterfeiters. But accordingly to currency analyst Lawrence Patterson, who authored the 1994 monograph titled "Currency Recall", which accurately forecast the new multi-colored notes, the new colored money is part of a two-tiered currency system that will have drastic implications for investors and non-investors alike here in the U.S. Patterson calls the new notes "crayola currency" and claims they will circulate domestically while the normal green currency that we've grown accustomed to will circulate offshore all over the globe. According to commentator Terry Savage, "Two-thirds of the U.S. paper currency is circulating in foreign countries." With the coming two-tiered currency system, foreigners will continue to be allowed to use the greenback while U.S. citizens will be stuck with the "crayola currency" which cannot be exchanged. Patterson forecasts the coming use of foreign exchange controls for the U.S. dollar domestically, which would prohibit Americans from transferring capital to any other world currency. Again, this is discussed in Patterson's now-classic monograph "Currency Recall" (which I've read and highly recommend to students of currency policy and investors seeking to retain the value of their investments). Patterson states, "I want every one...to think carefully about this...because we are coming very, very close to the end of the freely convertible domestic dollar. They cut in value could be as much as 50%...I believe those holding gold bullion bars offshore and bullion coins domestically will be very surprised to find that special regulations will prohibit them from profiting." He further maintains that coin dealers are under a strict Treasury regulation and must report your sales of some coins but not others. The rule is as follows: Coins with a premium above 15% do not have to be reported. In addition to the 1099 report, filed by the coin dealer, you have to declare any capital gains as well." He continues, "The existence of this rule, I believe, indicates an intent to outlaw the ownership of bullion coins altogether! However, the rule will not remain at 15% necessarily and could be changed to a higher percentage, which is unknown at this time. Obviously, you do not want to own any investment coins with a premium of 15% or less and better stay at the 25% or 30% level to be safe." Patterson points out that complications for the government would clearly arise should numismatic collectibles be forcibly confiscated since the bullion coins' value can be determined by the London gold fix, but not so for collectibles. "The price of the collectible coin may or may not be easily determined as numismatic valuables are routinely auctioned off at prices of not only tens of thousands of dollars, but hundreds of thousands of dollars per item," he observes. "It is difficult to imagine just how this would all be sorted out by the bureaucracy to come up with a calculation of compensation that would relate to the market value." He advises staying in the "safe zone" and exchanging bullion coins not needed for emergencies (such as food or gasoline shortages, et al) for numismatic coins with higher premiums. Obviously, the introduction of the new peach-colored $20 bill is a test on the American public to see how they respond to the drastic new changes. The CNN/Money article states that the BEP has launched a multi-million dollar promotional campaign aimed at gaining public acceptance of the new currency. For example, the twenties are being featured on game shows, including "Wheel of Fortune" and "Jeopardy," sporting events, like ESPN's college football telecasts. The bills are also part of some consumer product tie-ins, according to CNN/Money, and pictures of the bills will be on the side of bags of Pepperidge Farm Goldfish. If the government succeeds in getting the American public to accept the bills, the other remaining denominations will obviously follow and plans will proceed for the blocked domestic dollar. October 9, 2003 Clif Droke is the editor of the Bear Market Report newsletter, a 3-times weekly forecast and analysis of stocks, markets, gold stocks, and equity cycles. He is also the author of numerous books on finance and investing, including the top-selling "Moving Averages Simplified." Visit his web site for free samples of his analysis at www.clifdroke.com Email this Article to a Friend -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Also by Clif Droke Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
KaBar2 Posted October 10, 2003 Share Posted October 10, 2003 Metallix Obviously, "no," I don't think it ends there, but I am already so far out on a limb politically on this board that I hesitate to marginalize myself any further. I think there are some very distressing things happening with our government. I do not believe that the government is 100% controlled by the population. Yes, they hold elections, yes, we vote in them, yes, the people we vote for are in office, but by the time they actually get to a position of so-called "power," they "owe their soul to the company store." NOBODY gets elected President or Senator or Congressman without dancing to the tune called by the Power Elite, or "the Establishment," or the Ruling Class or whatever you want to call the richest 5% of the population that controls 85% of the wealth. I think if we were smart (most of us aren't,) we would be stockpiling food and supplies. I have about six months worth of food right now. We bled down the stockpile quite a bit. At one time I had eight or nine months' worth. If we were smart, we would have at LEAST six month's expenses saved up, either in cash, or at least in a bank somewhere. I do not have this much. We have maybe 90 days expenses in the bank. After that goes, we're screwed. If we were smart, we'd have rifles and shotguns and pistols enough to arm everybody in our family. We'd own weapons that all shoot the same ammunition, so we could share ammunition and support one another. We'd own CB radios and 2-meter HAM radios, and all the gear and batteries etc. necessary to operate them "off the power grid." I have two great big 6-volt golf cart batteries rigged in series to produce 12-volt DC power. It would run my CB for a year, I bet. If we were smart, we'd own at least 1,000 rounds for every weapon we own, including pistols, rifles and shotguns. If we were smart, we'd all own a decent bicycle, and spare tires and tubes and spare parts to keep it rolling. We'd have it equipped with large baskets and panniers, so we could haul groceries and supplies home from the store. If we were smart, we'd own a lot of silver coins. We'd own some gold coins, especially smaller denominations. But, as my militia buddies told me, "KaBar, if it ever gets to the point that the money is no good, you are going to need AMMO, not gold coins." They have a point. If we were smart, we'd have some idea of how to obtain drinkable water if the power goes out on the water tower/well pumps. Ever thought about it? Most neighborhood water towers have about 48 hours worth of water in them. Less, if the neighborhood is fighting fires. Got clorox? Got a filter for polluted water? Think about it. If we were smart, we'd have some extra gasoline stored somewhere safe (not in the house.) We'd have kerosene lanterns and lamp oil (I've got six or seven) and gasoline Coleman lanterns for outdoors (2). If we were smart, we'd be prepared, materially, spiritually, psychologically and politically to defend ourselves, and the Constitution. But most of us aren't. And when the shit hits the fan, we are going to be forced to submit. Because we are so goddamned sure that "it can't happen here" that we have crippled our ability to take care of ourselves and to defend liberty in the United States. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
BIGBLUE Posted October 10, 2003 Share Posted October 10, 2003 Originally posted by -FuckShitUp- moeny money money, i need some fuckin money.. ironic how this thread got bumped :o CUZ I FOUND IT AFTER WATCHIN THE NEWZ THIS MORNIN Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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