eliot jacobson calls For Violence and protests on climate change

[JSTAT]

Calling me a goofball! Let me tell you I have been winning in casinos than you. I'm not in the mood to match wits with trolls like yourself. Go play on the freeway :-(

[jbjb]

Calling me a goofball! Let me tell you I have been winning in casinos than you. I'm not in the mood to match wits with trolls like yourself. Go play on the freeway :-(

Yeah, about as much as Evenbob.

[mickeycrimm]

Calling me a goofball! Let me tell you I have been winning in casinos than you. I'm not in the mood to match wits with trolls like yourself. Go play on the freeway :-(

Until you quit denying the Hi-Lo Count is a winning method you're just a goofball....and a fraud.

[kewlJ]

Calling me a goofball! Let me tell you I have been winning in casinos than you. I'm not in the mood to match wits with trolls like yourself. Go play on the freeway :-(

Until you quit denying the Hi-Lo Count is a winning method you're just a goofball....and a fraud.

Hi-lo doesn't work. To win, yo have to use the KJ super duper count.

[JSTAT]

Calling me a goofball! Let me tell you I have been winning in casinos than you. I'm not in the mood to match wits with trolls like yourself. Go play on the freeway :-(

Until you quit denying the Hi-Lo Count is a winning method you're just a goofball....and a fraud.

[jdaewoo]

Maybe Jacobson is wrong in his gambling theories as his passion at climate change

Says the cunt who thinks card counting is only possible using your retarded count.

[kewlJ]

Says the cunt who thinks card counting is only possible using your retarded count.

The cunt count?

[MisterV]

Agree there are always natural processes at work affecting our temperature, increasing it.

We disagree as to the additional effect man's actions have contributed to the warming of earth.

[MisterV]

Hey, what's all this about "envy?"

How can his contempt and disdain be confused for envy?

[The Boz]

I’m not questioning Seed’s claim but I am impressed we have not 1 but 2 of the richest .5 percent of Americans on these forums. People talk about the 1% but he appears to be in the top 50% of the 1%. I am assuming he saved and invested a good amount of his money and using basic stock returns I would believe he has a net worth well over $11 million in liquid assets and real estate at a minimum, certainly something I envy. And $11 million is the number considered to be in the Top 50% of the 1% and a level well above most “celebrities” other than the top stars.

I am basing this on an admitted income of over $20 million over the past 20 years. Obviously a round number because he said “over” but let’s deal with that. I’ll give him credit for paying full taxes on it, while not knowing his state of residence, but also credit for hiring a good tax attorney to minimize them as much as legally possible. Using SE-IRA’s and other plans for their full value he should be clearing $750k a year. Working 70 hours a week doesn’t leave much time to blow it and Seed is a smart guy, doesn’t use drugs or alcohol, so I’m going to assume he lives on $5k a week max as “flash cash”. He said nothing about business expenses (staff, travel, payroll taxes, insurance ) being part of that million a year so I’m eliminating that.

So we have around $500k a year to invest in savings, personal real estate, stocks, investment property etc. That alone is $10 million before adding in the miracle of compounding real estate estate gains in the past 1-3-5-15 years. Even with the past 2 years of stock losses/ lack of gains, monthly investing in the past 20 years has been a very profitable venture.

So the only question is where did Seed invest his money, did he make his own investment decisions or use a pro and how did those investments perform. This would leave him somewhere between $13-20 million, again using simple but certainly realistic assumptions. To me these figures show how investing grows over the years and how many people miss out on it over a lifetime. Most never make anything close to Seed’s income but the math works for everyone and then when you think about it over 40 years, the numbers are insane.

Not clue how old he is but I hope at some point even if he enjoys what he does, he slows down and enjoys life even more. Other than a perceived obligation to his team, he obviously never has to work another day in his life. Props to him for doing it right and showing it can be done.

[Treeshade]

I’m not questioning Seed’s claim but I am impressed we have not 1 but 2 of the richest .5 percent of Americans on these forums. People talk about the 1% but he appears to be in the top 50% of the 1%. I am assuming he saved and invested a good amount of his money and using basic stock returns I would believe he has a net worth well over $11 million in liquid assets and real estate at a minimum, certainly something I envy. And $11 million is the number considered to be in the Top 50% of the 1% and a level well above most “celebrities” other than the top stars.

I am basing this on an admitted income of over $20 million over the past 20 years. Obviously a round number because he said “over” but let’s deal with that. I’ll give him credit for paying full taxes on it, while not knowing his state of residence, but also credit for hiring a good tax attorney to minimize them as much as legally possible. Using SE-IRA’s and other plans for their full value he should be clearing $750k a year. Working 70 hours a week doesn’t leave much time to blow it and Seed is a smart guy, doesn’t use drugs or alcohol, so I’m going to assume he lives on $5k a week max as “flash cash”. He said nothing about business expenses (staff, travel, payroll taxes, insurance ) being part of that million a year so I’m eliminating that.

So we have around $500k a year to invest in savings, personal real estate, stocks, investment property etc. That alone is $10 million before adding in the miracle of compounding real estate estate gains in the past 1-3-5-15 years. Even with the past 2 years of stock losses/ lack of gains, monthly investing in the past 20 years has been a very profitable venture.

So the only question is where did Seed invest his money, did he make his own investment decisions or use a pro and how did those investments perform. This would leave him somewhere between $13-20 million, again using simple but certainly realistic assumptions. To me these figures show how investing grows over the years and how many people miss out on it over a lifetime. Most never make anything close to Seed’s income but the math works for everyone and then when you think about it over 40 years, the numbers are insane.

Not clue how old he is but I hope at some point even if he enjoys what he does, he slows down and enjoys life even more. Other than a perceived obligation to his team, he obviously never has to work another day in his life. Props to him for doing it right and showing it can be done.

I know for a fact there’s a guy on this board who mostly post one liners that has made more gambling then I have.

Boz slowing down to do what ? I enjoy my life it’s not work to me. People don’t get that I guess. It’s a challenge everyday. I’m not one to sit around and do nothing. I took 6 months once and just traveled but eventually they gets boring.

[Treeshade]

I’m not questioning Seed’s claim but I am impressed we have not 1 but 2 of the richest .5 percent of Americans on these forums. People talk about the 1% but he appears to be in the top 50% of the 1%. I am assuming he saved and invested a good amount of his money and using basic stock returns I would believe he has a net worth well over $11 million in liquid assets and real estate at a minimum, certainly something I envy. And $11 million is the number considered to be in the Top 50% of the 1% and a level well above most “celebrities” other than the top stars.

I am basing this on an admitted income of over $20 million over the past 20 years. Obviously a round number because he said “over” but let’s deal with that. I’ll give him credit for paying full taxes on it, while not knowing his state of residence, but also credit for hiring a good tax attorney to minimize them as much as legally possible. Using SE-IRA’s and other plans for their full value he should be clearing $750k a year. Working 70 hours a week doesn’t leave much time to blow it and Seed is a smart guy, doesn’t use drugs or alcohol, so I’m going to assume he lives on $5k a week max as “flash cash”. He said nothing about business expenses (staff, travel, payroll taxes, insurance ) being part of that million a year so I’m eliminating that.

So we have around $500k a year to invest in savings, personal real estate, stocks, investment property etc. That alone is $10 million before adding in the miracle of compounding real estate estate gains in the past 1-3-5-15 years. Even with the past 2 years of stock losses/ lack of gains, monthly investing in the past 20 years has been a very profitable venture.

So the only question is where did Seed invest his money, did he make his own investment decisions or use a pro and how did those investments perform. This would leave him somewhere between $13-20 million, again using simple but certainly realistic assumptions. To me these figures show how investing grows over the years and how many people miss out on it over a lifetime. Most never make anything close to Seed’s income but the math works for everyone and then when you think about it over 40 years, the numbers are insane.

Not clue how old he is but I hope at some point even if he enjoys what he does, he slows down and enjoys life even more. Other than a perceived obligation to his team, he obviously never has to work another day in his life. Props to him for doing it right and showing it can be done.

I know for a fact there’s a guy on this board who mostly post one liners that has made more gambling then I have.

Boz slowing down to do what ? I enjoy my life it’s not work to me. People don’t get that I guess. It’s a challenge everyday. I’m not one to sit around and do nothing. I took 6 months once and just traveled but eventually they gets boring.

Just a heads up I know the ulterior motive behind your recent post. It’s a shame your friend has fallen so far from the top that he now has to resort to this type of thing. Meth is not good

[The Boz]

I’m not questioning Seed’s claim but I am impressed we have not 1 but 2 of the richest .5 percent of Americans on these forums. People talk about the 1% but he appears to be in the top 50% of the 1%. I am assuming he saved and invested a good amount of his money and using basic stock returns I would believe he has a net worth well over $11 million in liquid assets and real estate at a minimum, certainly something I envy. And $11 million is the number considered to be in the Top 50% of the 1% and a level well above most “celebrities” other than the top stars.

I am basing this on an admitted income of over $20 million over the past 20 years. Obviously a round number because he said “over” but let’s deal with that. I’ll give him credit for paying full taxes on it, while not knowing his state of residence, but also credit for hiring a good tax attorney to minimize them as much as legally possible. Using SE-IRA’s and other plans for their full value he should be clearing $750k a year. Working 70 hours a week doesn’t leave much time to blow it and Seed is a smart guy, doesn’t use drugs or alcohol, so I’m going to assume he lives on $5k a week max as “flash cash”. He said nothing about business expenses (staff, travel, payroll taxes, insurance ) being part of that million a year so I’m eliminating that.

So we have around $500k a year to invest in savings, personal real estate, stocks, investment property etc. That alone is $10 million before adding in the miracle of compounding real estate estate gains in the past 1-3-5-15 years. Even with the past 2 years of stock losses/ lack of gains, monthly investing in the past 20 years has been a very profitable venture.

So the only question is where did Seed invest his money, did he make his own investment decisions or use a pro and how did those investments perform. This would leave him somewhere between $13-20 million, again using simple but certainly realistic assumptions. To me these figures show how investing grows over the years and how many people miss out on it over a lifetime. Most never make anything close to Seed’s income but the math works for everyone and then when you think about it over 40 years, the numbers are insane.

Not clue how old he is but I hope at some point even if he enjoys what he does, he slows down and enjoys life even more. Other than a perceived obligation to his team, he obviously never has to work another day in his life. Props to him for doing it right and showing it can be done.

I know for a fact there’s a guy on this board who mostly post one liners that has made more gambling then I have.

Boz slowing down to do what ? I enjoy my life it’s not work to me. People don’t get that I guess. It’s a challenge everyday. I’m not one to sit around and do nothing. I took 6 months once and just traveled but eventually they gets boring.

Just a heads up I know the ulterior motive behind your recent post. It’s a shame your friend has fallen so far from the top that he now has to resort to this type of thing. Meth is not good

What? Honestly no clue who or what you are talking about. What thing?

No ulterior motive behind it. Sure there was a touch of cynicism in it but my points stand. Anyone can become “rich” at different levels by working hard and being smart with their money.

I know plenty of people who worked hard their entire lives, 70 hours like you claim but have little to show for it because they weren’t smart with their money. Times have changed but anyone my age and who isn’t worth a million made some bad financial decisions over the years. Not judgement, just facts. My age group was very fortunate to have had great markets in stocks and real estate over the past 40 years if they stuck with a basic plan of monthly investing. And working a 2nd job part time if the FT one just paid the bills.

I have no reason to not believe your numbers because they are certainly possible but few can do it for multiple reasons including gambling discipline and work ethic. And most people who have those qualities also invest properly and benefit from it.

So again, no clue why you think it was a smart ass post calling you out, because I certainly wasn’t.

[Treeshade]

I know for a fact there’s a guy on this board who mostly post one liners that has made more gambling then I have.

Boz slowing down to do what ? I enjoy my life it’s not work to me. People don’t get that I guess. It’s a challenge everyday. I’m not one to sit around and do nothing. I took 6 months once and just traveled but eventually they gets boring.

Just a heads up I know the ulterior motive behind your recent post. It’s a shame your friend has fallen so far from the top that he now has to resort to this type of thing. Meth is not good

What? Honestly no clue who or what you are talking about. What thing?

No ulterior motive behind it. Sure there was a touch of cynicism in it but my points stand. Anyone can become “rich” at different levels by working hard and being smart with their money.

I know plenty of people who worked hard their entire lives, 70 hours like you claim but have little to show for it because they weren’t smart with their money. Times have changed but anyone my age and who isn’t worth a million made some bad financial decisions over the years. Not judgement, just facts. My age group was very fortunate to have had great markets in stocks and real estate over the past 40 years if they stuck with a basic plan of monthly investing. And working a 2nd job part time if the FT one just paid the bills.

I have no reason to not believe your numbers because they are certainly possible but few can do it for multiple reasons including gambling discipline and work ethic. And most people who have those qualities also invest properly and benefit from it.

So again, no clue why you think it was a smart ass post calling you out, because I certainly wasn’t.

My apologies then. I was told you are friendly with a known scammer. I assumed ulterior motives at play.

Educational system fails everyone. More time should be spent on finance and Econ in high school. But if everyone understood how money worked then society probably wouldn’t function the same way. Work ethic and finding passion or enjoyment in one’s work is the real key to becoming wealthy IMO.

[Treeshade]

Imagine spending all your time creating multiple accounts on gambling boards and across multiple social media platforms for the sole purpose to scam advantage players. Now that’s a life lol

[The Boz]

Not going to quote, it’s getting too long.

If we are talking about the same guy, you got bad information. And my posting history shows that. Was warned about him years ago, never met him and certainly never did business. As for the people I’ve met on here, and I’ve been open about it, everyone has always helped me and never felt I was the target of a scam or involved in one against others. And I’ve made a good amount of recreational income off of the knowledge I had and built on.

And you are 100% correct on the school stuff. I’ve been saying that for 40 years. I’ve observed it personally over the years in the employees I hired, friends I’ve known and family that financially “wasted” a lifetime. I’m sure you have as well over the years.

[redietz]

Don't believe everything V posts, Seed. When I used to play hoops with my volunteer team versus the prisoners, V was sitting with really bad folks in the section reserved for people who killed more than one person.

(Note: this post was based on actual reports from the captain of my intramural team at Penn State, who did take volunteer teams to play against prisoners in exhibitions. There was indeed a bleacher section for people in for violent crimes, and a special smaller bleacher section for those who did the really bad stuff.)

[jbjb]

Lots of calamari around here.

[redietz]

Is your ass for sale, kewlJ? I just turned 65 and I'm looking to swap out my ass. It's gotten too big and won't fit into some of my clothes, which are, admittedly, 20 years old or more in some cases. So Seed, how much are these ass transplants you're talking about? If they're cheap enough, I'll hire kewlJ for my swap. Do I have to return his ass in a specified time? Does kewlJ rehab my old ass while he's wearing it and get it into acceptable shape?

Let me know. It'd be a lot easier to rent a youngster's ass for awhile, have him get mine in shape, then swap it back. Sounds like a plan. I wonder if Medicare will pick up the tab.

And all these years, I thought "losing your ass" was a bad thing.

[MisterV]

Redietz, you may need a new ass but my horse needs a new cock: a pack of ravenous coyotes must have confused his for a beef stick and devoured it.

Isn't there some schmuck here who claims he's hung like a horse?

You know the one: he's not only a horse's ass but he claims to have a horse's cock; I wonder if he'd mind selling it?

Mr. Ed will be pleased.