There is no point for the BOTS stock in the long run. I'm soon to be 14 and when it ends I'll be 56 and most of you other people on here will be dead or pretty much unable to use the PPX.you can only use it for buying or shorting and then selling and shorting for profit. Let me here your ideas on the situation.

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If you're going to tell someone to use a dictionary so they can learn how to spell, I would expect you to use the correct spelling of "hear" as opposed to "here".

Why couldn't I be around when this closes. I'll just be a bit over 100 and I have plans way beyond that point in time!!! My goal is to be shot by a jealous teenage husband at 110.

gapper4

from North Battleford , Saskatchewan

Bill, the kids 13 years old, give him a break. Not many 13 year old kids can play a stock market. It's just nice to see someone interested in the future and making valid points.

Also, 'here' is correct as he is referring to a place (ppx website) and not 'hear' which deals with listening. Think before you type, Bill. Also, shouldn't 'billcosby' have a capital 'B' and a capital 'C' and be separated by a space? Learn to spell your name.

Colin, with a capital 'C'

Hey gapper4, Bill is referring to the last sentence of Pgindie's post. And Bill was hammering Pgindie, because Pgindie was ripping another player in another thread on using a dictionary.

Think before you type.

Hey kubie you seem to have the same goals as I do in preferred way to die lol

But seriously what is the big deal about long range investment in science? I have lived 54 years and have seen so many advances and watched as others have stagnated due to lack of investment. Since 1959 we have had the technology to send a manned expedition to the stars* but failed due to financial and political concerns. Just because we might not live to see the fruition of the research, does not mean it should not be done.

* For those interested in how this was to be done look up project Orion and Project Medusa. Which were H-bomb powered proposals for a 0.1 to 0.3 Speed of light engined Space craft.


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