Originally posted by OziMak
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Jason Miko and the movie - A name is a name
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Originally posted by Phoenix View PostOM, cleary you're the sort of 'double adaptor' bloke that enjoys being on the receiving end of a good 'poking'...
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Originally posted by OziMak View PostPhoenix with all the colourful emoticons to get your attention this…your statement quoted above… is the best you could come up with…the many moving emoticons must have drained you limited attention span. Complain to someone on Facebook if you know how.
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See, there's my point...why do I need to use FB,
Go read Post044...I don’t repeat myself for budali.
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Complain to someone on Facebook if you know how
Sarcasm…I’m not on Facebook and never will be.
when I can call you a dickhead directly here...
Budalite ne znaat ni zosto…my preceding post was accurate in how some companies and organisations use it…email isn’t enough and your saying you don’t know why tells everyone kolku znajs. Now go back to Faxing.
surely I don't need to post you a picture.
No…you can fax me one only if its of you.
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OM, with all those emoticons 'n'all, is it safe to say your status is "single"?Risto the Great
MACEDONIA:ANHEDONIA
"Holding my breath for the revolution."
Hey, I wrote a bestseller. Check it out: www.ren-shen.com
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Originally posted by Risto the Great View PostOM, with all those emoticons 'n'all, is it safe to say your status is "single"?
Prior to the MTO I never used emoticons but found a need here as some on this site have a problem in comprehension in ways I have never experienced before…and I have been writing for a very long time…but then we are talking about Macos and as a rule of thumb inajetot muje pogolem od magareto na mostot.
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Originally posted by Phoenix...I'll let you work it out, Einstein...
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Looking to snag shares of Facebook before it goes public? Felix Investments, a New York City investment manager, is giving rich clients a chance to do just that. The firm touts in a letter to potential investors: "Opportunities like this do not come along every day and we have not seen an opportunity like this since Google in 2004!"
Maybe for good reason. Felix is among a handful of firms vying to get an early jump on Facebook's initial public offering (though the company says it has no plans of doing one). These firms have been pooling clients' money to buy blocks of employee-held shares of the social network company before any IPO.
Felix Investments wouldn't comment, but sources say the firm is looking to pay around $25 per share of Facebook, which values the company at close to $11 billion, according to private share marketplace SharesPost. That was also the bid price recently listed on SecondMarket, a New York company that matches buyers and sellers of shares of hot private technology companies like Twitter and LinkedIn. SharesPost displays bids as high as $31 per share. END
SAFE TO SAY THE SITE IS NOT HURTING FINANCIALLY
That $25 might be a decent price to tempt a Facebook employee to sell, but maybe not so good for investors in the buying pools (who also pay a 5% management fee). Only this past July private equity firm Digital Sky Technologies bought a $100 million chunk of Facebook, paying private holders just $14.77 per share. That put a $6.5 billion valuation on the company.
Despite the big run-up in six months, little has changed about the business of Facebook. It has since topped the 350-million-member mark, and adopted a Google-esque two-tiered stock structure, possibly signaling that a stock issue is imminent. But this news doesn't seem to warrant the 70% price surge.
Of course trying to value Facebook is as difficult as hiding from your former high school sweetheart online. The company's revenue is secret--estimates for 2009 range from $300 million to $500 million--and there are no big publicly traded social networking sites for comparison. But for fun we took the high-end revenue estimate of this "next Google" and multiplied it by the ratio of Google's value at the time of its 2004 public offering to its sales the previous year. That ratio was 15.7. Extrapolated value of Facebook: $7.9 billion, well below the price implied by the latest private bids.Last edited by Makedonska_Kafana; 12-20-2010, 02:11 PM.
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Actually, I am Felix Investments' agent here in Australia.
I can get you guys some excellent share allocations. Send me your money and I will poke you later.Risto the Great
MACEDONIA:ANHEDONIA
"Holding my breath for the revolution."
Hey, I wrote a bestseller. Check it out: www.ren-shen.com
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Originally posted by Risto the Great View Post
Send me your money and I will poke you later.
The poke feature (FB) is to be used with extreme caution
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Originally posted by Makedonska_Kafana View Postlmfao
The poke feature (FB) is to be used with extreme caution
Let's set up some fractional banking company and buy all the shares with government funds and get rich! Then we can go around poking Soros all the time! (you can tell I watched your videos from the other post).On Delchev's sarcophagus you can read the following inscription: "We swear the future generations to bury these sacred bones in the capital of Independent Macedonia. August 1923 Illinden"
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Originally posted by makedonche View PostMK
Let's set up some fractional banking company and buy all the shares with government funds and get rich! Then we can go around poking Soros all the time! (you can tell I watched your videos from the other post).
Sorros has given money to Greek governments as well - all of them including Canada many times.
You think the US government doesn't know it's Sorros? They sure as hell do and are using the messenger as their fall guy so they don't go to prison .. this will make Watergate look normal.Last edited by Makedonska_Kafana; 12-20-2010, 09:47 PM.
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