Still think TITNC3: Return of the Iceberg was peak

It is literally my only counter to that argument.

It's not a wrong argument, in fact its so right it hurts physically.

But I still really dislike the behavior it promotes.

So yeah, names.

 

I need 2 more days of dip before payday.

 

wow btc down to 47. lovely loss there too

 

$137 fills

 

The shitty thing about dips is they're not always predictable and they're NEVER when it'd be "convenient" to throw a bunch of money onto a fire for that sweet rip that's right around the corner.

 

Anybody wanna buy my truck? $40k even cash money

 

I think OSHA and CNBC need to look up the definition of collapse.

https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/13/osh...ly-amazon-warehouse-collapse-in-illinois.html

 

I’ll give you 10 GME shares. I get discount up front, you get 1 million for your truck in a matter of days

 

I've got a nicer truck for $39,999 -- serious buyers only I KNOW WAHT I GOT.

 

I'll let mine go for $12K. Never been on-road. Minor repairs needed.

 

Nice boys don't take advantage of obvious idiots.

 

Died of global warming...

 

ROFLMAO.

 

The ACTUAL issue is apparently an employee was told not to leave until the storm passes..
Text messages from workers to family members back up this claim.
BUT It was out of concern for the worker driving in the weather...not because they were forced to keep working or anything...So it's a big nothingburger...

 

Learn to read fellas:

It says very clearly that the building waited politely to collapse until after the murderous tornado had left, probably so it didn't feel self conscious about any damage.

 

The photo in that story looks a lot like tornado damage and nothing like a collapse. lol

 

The real question is: why does everyone act so shocked when wild tornados tear down buildings that we built on very well established tornado migration paths that have existed for hundreds or thousands of years?

They roamed this land long before us and will surely roam long after us (assuming we don't hunt them to extinction.)

It's time to have a little respect for this lands natural inhabitants.