Christ...they even hate people who are helping their economy.Many Canadians are taking advantage of the high Canadian dollar by shopping across the border — with cheap milk and gas being two of the big draws — but some Americans are fed up with the cross-border crowd.
Some Bellingham, Wa., residents started a Facebook page calling for American-only hours at the local Costco.
plained wrote:i put almost $67.65 ( that put it somewhere between 1/2 and 3/4)in my tahoe today i never look at the price because what would be the point.
Good too, to hear you're OK axbabyTsakali wrote:good to hear that sex operation went well
14 gallon is about 53 liters.HomerJ wrote:Filled up today...14ish gallons for 60ish bucks. lol it's hard to imagine anyone considering that cheap no matter what currency they're using
"Ice cream truck just sped past house. Sir, I have no need for your refreshing pseudo-milk product treats. Goodbye," said Kikki Planet in another Twitter message.
which makes him an excellent investor of gold.DTS wrote:I think he means he invested in it, cause he knows so much about the mining business.
! Actually it's when the world is falling apart that gold is at its most expensive. So if you want your gold to go up in value, you've gotta be hoping the world actually does go down the shithole.mrd wrote:Yeah, and don't just invest in it, go buy some real gold and keep it in a safe. You think the banks are gunna let you cash in your gold when the world goes down the shithole?
Right, but my point is that when the world goes down the shitehole, the banks will not care about your stocks or any money you have. They will simply take it for themselves and pretend you don't exist. Thus, possessing actual gold bars in a locked safe is better in this situation than a piece of paper that says some bank owes you X amount of dollars.GONNAFISTYA wrote:Actually it's when the world is falling apart that gold is at its most expensive. So if you want your gold to go up in value, you've gotta be hoping the world actually does go down the shithole.mrd wrote:Yeah, and don't just invest in it, go buy some real gold and keep it in a safe. You think the banks are gunna let you cash in your gold when the world goes down the shithole?
I'd guess that gold prices fluctuate at the exact same time as ammo, duct tape and nuclear fallout shelters.
Here I am thinking that if you had the money to splurge on fucking gold bars (I would guess at least several tens of thousands of dollars per bar, if not more?) you could probably also afford a safe and the delivery thereof. Obviously some criminal fuck could break into your house and make you open the safe at gunpoint but then some criminal fuck could break into your house and make you do anything at gunpoint so it's a moot point. Furthermore, unless you advertise your owning a safe on billboards posted around town, my guess is it will be fairly safe. (get it?)DTS wrote:I don't know, intruders can try to force you to open a safe, you need more security; a safe is not the be-all and end-all of security.
Anyway, you may well be right, and I have looked at safes online before. They are pricey and heavy for their internal storage size. Also they would not include delivery other than to the ground floor, so I got no idea how much it would cost to get it upstairs (which is where I want it). Those things are heavy, they might need to be wheeled in on one of those things they wheel deliveries in on and be a great task to get up some stairs, which could be pricey.
(It would be pretty sweet to have a safe with some gold bars in it, though...)
