Comments on: McDonald’s Seattle Billboard: ‘Four bucks is dumb.’

By: icomenao

icomenao — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 17:29:06 +0000

Wazzup, I finally decided to make an account on here after months of lurking lol so please bear with me…
Since the community here is so awesome, I thought I’d share a few sites that I’ve been going to lately and share a secret.
The first site is leetboss.com, its an awesome place to get good deals on electronics and watches. shipping’s free too (not quite sure how it works out for them but hey, thats not my problem.) so that’s a plus.
I also like going to volume rate. Prices aren’t as good as Leetboss (no free shipping, unfortunately), and some of their goods come slightly damaged because of bad packaging, but their selection is nice.
I basically use these shopping sites to make some quick cash. I go onto them and pick an item like the r4i sdhc which is really cheap. Then I post them on forums and sell them online as a drop shipper. Last month I made over $1000 in profits, as a college student the money really comes in handy.
I hope your finals all well if you have any and good luck making some quick ca$$$h.
Happy Holidays,
Ben

By: ridwanzero

ridwanzero — Wed, 06 Jan 2010 09:18:32 +0000

If you really did find a working formula that made you, say $1,000 a week online on average and it kept producing income no matter what, would you want to sell that idea to a bunch of noobs for $47 a pop and expect to retire on the proceeds? No way, man! It does not compute. It does not add up. And it does not make any sense to do that. I certainly don’t go shouting from the rooftops how I make my money online. Hell, I don’t want the competition taking a slice of my pie and neither would anyone who really does make good cash online.
http://www.onlineuniversalwork.com

By: inediuddinfok

inediuddinfok — Thu, 19 Mar 2009 10:46:58 +0000

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By: wowgold

wowgold — Wed, 18 Mar 2009 18:33:26 +0000

That recipe sounds delicious and budget friendly. Probably a good partner with coffee.

By: priepleLave

priepleLave — Thu, 12 Mar 2009 04:35:21 +0000

so i thought it would be nice to share one of my favorit Low Carb
recipes online with you guys…
Remember Mozart should be playing in the background!
Cornmeal Pancakes with a Cinnamon Banana Compote…
Serves one person (3 pancakes)
Cornmeal mix-
3/4c cornmeal
1/8c flour
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2tsp sugar
1/2 tsp salt
1 cup milk (any kind will work; buttermilk for best results)
1 egg
Mix all the dry ingredents set aside
mix all the wet ingredents add to the dry stuff…
and done!
Cinnamon Banana Compote.
3 bananas ripen as hell
1/2c white wine
1/4c sugar
1tbs butter (vegan butter works as well)
1tsp cinnamon
pinch of nutmeg
fry the banana in a med heat with butter. add white wine, let it reduce half way. add sugar cinnoman and nutmeg. allow it
to reduce half more, till a thicked.

By: Ted Mininni

Ted Mininni — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:51:01 +0000

Thanks, Neil. You’re very kind. I appreciate it. I think I’ve mentioned, on more than one occasion, that blog posts about coffee seem to elicit some very strong opinions and passions. . .from everyone including me. Must be that we’re all just over-caffeinated, huh?

By: Neil Anuskiewicz

Neil Anuskiewicz — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 20:17:28 +0000

BTW, Ted, your two posts on coffee and competition there have been a couple of the most spirited discussions I have seen on this blog so far. Good work!
I had no idea people, including myself, had such strong feelings about coffee. I just drink it every morning and some afternoons and did not realize I had strong opinions on the topic until it came up.

By: Ted Mininni

Ted Mininni — Mon, 02 Mar 2009 16:39:04 +0000

Neil,
I’ve had the pleasure of visiting clients in the Pacific NW. . .and I also count some of the wonderful designers up there as friends. It’s a wonderful part of the country. You have every right to love living there.

By: Neil Anuskiewicz

Neil Anuskiewicz — Sun, 01 Mar 2009 15:50:43 +0000

Well Ted, in reference to Dave’s last line, I have heard that one a million times.
The honest truth is that we in the Pacific Northwest also love the fact that the weather here is not for everyone. If it were all sun and palm trees it would become absolutely over crowded and unliveable here in about a minute.
As it stands, there is a fairly brisk population growth and vibrancy here but not quite overwhelming. The growth here has created a vibrant culture and lots of energy here, while the weather has acted as a bit of a damper. It is a good balance.

By: Ted Mininni

Ted Mininni — Fri, 27 Feb 2009 20:27:02 +0000

Pepperfire: Good point. Thanks for the observation.
Dave: I believe you’re right. Louis Vuitton is a luxury line that has a totally different clientele than Coach. The very wealthy who purchase LV are relatively unaffected by economic downturns, whereas the people who purchase Coach products in this country, probably are. It is an aspirational brand. While I still think Coach might do well to promote its smaller wares, or preach the quality of the rest of its line to customers, it probably wasn’t the best comparison. I will add this, though: I do not see the Coach customer trading up to Vuitton. That represents a huge leap, not only in quality, but in price. That’s where we differ in our opinions.
Loved the observation at the end of your comments, Dave. Funny! Thanks for adding more great stuff to the conversation!