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54 minutes ago, Transplant said:

You're right.  Your posts on this topic are incorrect and ill-informed and make obviously false assumptions.  But I have no basis to say you're stupid.  Just your posts on this topic.

Your vapid generalisations and painful attempts at insult and witty repartee warrant no response.  (Other than this one of course (thumbsu ).

-J.

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5 minutes ago, Transplant said:
46 minutes ago, lizards2 said:

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Where is OldMan with a good, "Go Fist Yourself"?

I don't recall him being NAMBLA material. (shrug)

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1 minute ago, The Resurrection said:
41 minutes ago, lizards2 said:

I've actually been off the jerk-juice for over a month.  I finally decided it was too expensive.  Now I mostly swill cheap rum.

I chug BCAA's like no tomorrow.

Branch chained amino acids?  Is that a good thing?  (shrug)

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2 minutes ago, porcupine48 said:
1 hour ago, lizards2 said:

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Poor,poor SAND :cry:

You oughta try sitting on one of these:

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5 hours ago, blazingbob said:

Since you tend to avoid responding to my posts lets try again.

Venture capitalist startup money is used to bring a company to market,  over time private equity cash's out and the company is then brought public.  

Venture capitalists funded the "other company",  they are selling to a established grading company versus going public and selling stock to the public. 

That is not "going belly up or getting bailed out".  That is how you get startup (Venture capitalist) money,  they come in with a exit strategy and it is always sell and take their money out.

 

 

  

Yep, the life cycle of a successful startup company.

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