Random Thought Thread

Matthew Gregory said:


I am holding the mystical sphere
It's direct from Lhasa
Where people are rolling in the snow
Far from the world we know

Children we have it right here
It's the light in my eyes
It's perfection and grace
It's the smile on my face

Tonight when I chase the dragon
The water will change to cherry wine
And the silver will turn to gold
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You shouldn't have tried heroin
 
madcap_magician said:
Today I was working on the last assignment of the capstone project for my M.B.A. I was supposed to be reflecting on the course competencies from each class I've taken and how they helped me in the capstone business simulation and will help me in my future career.

What I came up with:

"Inventory is an asset, like cash. So if I spend $845 in cash on this Hinderer Signature Series BPU XM-18 for DLT's Twelve Days of Christmas, I've already had two people say they'll buy it from me if I manage to get one, which means it's a highly liquid asset, so it qualifies as a current asset. So buying this knife is the same as a cash equivalent, and my financial statements will fundamentally not change at all with this purchase."

Best use of learning from business school, impeccable reasoning.

Unfortunately I was not fast enough and so it became a moot point, but now I've submitted my final assignment and am DONE WITH GRAD SCHOOL.
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Hey congrats dude. I hope that it works out for you.
 
madcap_magician said:
Today I was working on the last assignment of the capstone project for my M.B.A. I was supposed to be reflecting on the course competencies from each class I've taken and how they helped me in the capstone business simulation and will help me in my future career.

What I came up with:

"Inventory is an asset, like cash. So if I spend $845 in cash on this Hinderer Signature Series BPU XM-18 for DLT's Twelve Days of Christmas, I've already had two people say they'll buy it from me if I manage to get one, which means it's a highly liquid asset, so it qualifies as a current asset. So buying this knife is the same as a cash equivalent, and my financial statements will fundamentally not change at all with this purchase."

Best use of learning from business school, impeccable reasoning.

Unfortunately I was not fast enough and so it became a moot point, but now I've submitted my final assignment and am DONE WITH GRAD SCHOOL.
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As a lawyer who works with institutional lenders, Hinderer knives are their #1 preferred species of collateral. Buy more of them. Buy LOTS more of them.

Also, CONGRATULATIONS on finally being done with grad school!! Now you can finally get a job!
 
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I remember getting a note from my doctor after the blood work and he used an exclamation point and I've never really seen him using exclamation point before

He was pretty adamant I needed to start statins. I didn't want to start statins.

I had a choice between carbs or beer

I really don't even miss the carbs

50 years old. I drink too much, I eat (quality) red meat all the time, arteries are perfectly clear, calcium score of zero.
 
madcap_magician said:
Today I was working on the last assignment of the capstone project for my M.B.A. I was supposed to be reflecting on the course competencies from each class I've taken and how they helped me in the capstone business simulation and will help me in my future career.

What I came up with:

"Inventory is an asset, like cash. So if I spend $845 in cash on this Hinderer Signature Series BPU XM-18 for DLT's Twelve Days of Christmas, I've already had two people say they'll buy it from me if I manage to get one, which means it's a highly liquid asset, so it qualifies as a current asset. So buying this knife is the same as a cash equivalent, and my financial statements will fundamentally not change at all with this purchase."

Best use of learning from business school, impeccable reasoning.

Unfortunately I was not fast enough and so it became a moot point, but now I've submitted my final assignment and am DONE WITH GRAD SCHOOL.
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WGU?
 
Nathan the Machinist said:
I want to die of heart disease.

Something's got to get you, and cancer is really expensive
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My step-dad acted like a child; he was a total bully and a prick. I hated him. He got cancer and I watched it eat him from the inside out. I wouldn't wish it on anyone, not even him.

I can't think of many ways to die that would be worse, short of medieval torture like "the boats".

I'd take heart disease over that for sure.
 
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