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Have the shorts decided to cover? Hope I'm not hexing this thing

Oh boy, up up and away. Hope everone got some of that cheap metal.

I could not find a lick of silver up here since Thursday that did not have a huge premium on it. Glad I at least bought some SIVR and once I can locate something with a reasonable premium I will sell the stock and use the funds to buy the real thing. It still feels like I missed out on a good opportunity though. The volatility can't be over yet though, so hopefully we'll have another sale soon before this really takes off.

Rodebaugh wrote:Oh boy, up up and away. Hope everone got some of that cheap metal.

Doc, its my "purse"..what do i mean?...i got to ramping up heavy when we went from 33 to 44, and now i got to do stuff on the land, that costs FRN's, know what i mean? so i thought, was "led" to be cool, and see if we got 15 to 25 price levels, rather than go into debt trying to catch what i thought was a "falling knife"......when i talk about "do stuff" on the land, what i mean is Thursday, i got a massive crane coming in here, lift the cabin UP, and put it on top of a bunker, that's been dug and concreted, plus, i got boys coming in here with a 500 gallon gas bottle AND a LP generator, all that costs FRN's, big time, at least for me.

thats why i urge all my bro's here, just dont stack Ag only. It has to be the whole spectrum of 'stuff' to sail thru a stormy seas. i'm not talking about buying thousand dollar nightscopes, and a lot of silly horseshit you're urged to buy on prepper websites. it could be as simple as a $75 hundred year old cider press...or an Oregon chainsaw bar, the land and common sense tells you what to buy, not some dopey prepper website, with a lot of armchair preppers hyperventilating, throwing money about, and then dying coz they forgot to stock aspirin, neosporin,a few multi spectrum antibiotics, and a source of vitamin C.

that said, i sure wouldnt MIND a sleek nightscope, but next spring i want a barn, quonset hut, get a few "paints" up here, and a nice wagon, which would be a nice way to spend a spring of 2012 afternoon, clip clop. But i sure am glad a lot of guys got to hit this thing below 30...nice! neil

neilgin1 wrote: stock aspirin, neosporin,a few multi spectrum antibiotics, and a source of vitamin C.

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These are decent thoughts. One note of caution - Neosporin, Bacitracin and the like do have expirations, so be sure to rotate your stock. I guess you have to make sure to do enough work to keep on getting cuts and scrapes!

justj2k78 wrote:

neilgin1 wrote: stock aspirin, neosporin,a few multi spectrum antibiotics, and a source of vitamin C.

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These are decent thoughts. One note of caution - Neosporin, Bacitracin and the like do have expirations, so be sure to rotate your stock. I guess you have to make sure to do enough work to keep on getting cuts and scrapes!

yeh bud, roger that. laziness is one of my hobbys, which by the Grace of God i can afford...by the by, over at Jimmy Rawles place, they got some vitamin C articles up..i didnt know cod liver oil is C saturated, and i KNOW my neosporin is getting old. My new doc here, a great man, but he's on to me, he can "read my mail"..meaning NO opiates...but i do love the guy, he's class, and no opiates is probably best. oh well, there's always papaver somifernum to sow in spring 12. hey bud, sorry for getting fresh a while back, neil

Plant some roses for rosehips. an easily storable version of vitamin c....

Treetop wrote:Plant some roses for rosehips. an easily storable version of vitamin c....

Strawberry leaves, blackberry leaves, salmonberry leaves, lots of different leaves are rich in C.

You cant store those though. amaranth leaves are also and pigsweed, amazingly easy to grow. Lots of others.