Beginning to smell panic?

[goadam1]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

This was more fun than the "guns and ammo thread." No offense Ash.

[charliebrown]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

Make that "hanging onto the boat anchor", as CNBC (MSM) is constantly calling a bottom telling us that stocks are cheap, and telling everyone to keep throwing more cash into the market.

[GRG55]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

Just too subtle

As an outsider, reading through this thread provided enormous insight into why you Americans are buying so many guns and so much ammo...

[goadam1]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

Did you just say the bottom is in!!!

[goadam1]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

What do you mean?

[ASH]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

This was more fun than the "guns and ammo thread." No offense Ash.

Oh. Do I own that, now? Goodie!

[goadam1]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

Do you have an Ash bot that sweeps for your name? I'm just trying to get invited into your bunker.

[ASH]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

Do you have an Ash bot that sweeps for your name? I'm just trying to get invited into your bunker.

No. But this is a fun thread, and I happened to be reading it.

Regarding the bunker, I think you mistook me. In the event of Mad Max, I'm planning to lead the gang of roving bandits -- not hunker down in a bunker hiding from them. If you read my posts, you'd see that I was talking about (a) the opportunity cost of preparing for a low-probability outcome, and (b) the difficulty of being on the defense. Clearly, the Pareto-optimal strategy is to be the bandit, since then the expense of preparation is minimal (the victims stockpile food and supplies; you just have to have a goofy haircut and maybe some 80's metal rocker clothing), and you have the tactical advantage of ambush rather than defense. ;)

[goadam1]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

You would lead the gang of bikers like in "Dawn of the Dead." Very cool. I'm going to barricade myself in a burned out "bed, bath and beyond."

[Louie.G]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

I was talking about (a) the opportunity cost of preparing for a low-probability outcome, and (b) the difficulty of being on the defense. Clearly, the Pareto-optimal strategy is to be the bandit, since then the expense of preparation is minimal (the victims stockpile food and supplies; you just have to have a goofy haircut and maybe some 80's metal rocker clothing), and you have the tactical advantage of ambush rather than defense. ;)

You do the Tactics and planning. I'll take care of the hair and clothing.

Deal??

[goadam1]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

Will you have a chain saw for a hand like Ash in "Evil Dead 3."

[GRG55]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

What do you mean?

:rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes: :rolleyes:

[goadam1]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

Will you have a chain saw for a hand like Ash in "Evil Dead 3."

[jtabeb]

the Pareto-optimal strategy

Wrong, this is it. (1600M) note: a mile is 1609 meters

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X8h8kEAltaw

Well as long as you use these (which of course, I DO)

http://www.lima-wiederladetechnik.de...m-Fernando.htm

Please note: I HIGHLY recommend Heir Moeller, he set the world record for smallest group at 1000M with his LM-105 8.5mm projectile.


Cheers.

JT

[RebbePete]

Re: Beginning to smell panic?

You would lead the gang of bikers like in "Dawn of the Dead." Very cool. I'm going to barricade myself in a burned out "bed, bath and beyond."

They have sheets there, and fans. Just be careful to be somewhere safe when the sheets hit the fans! :rolleyes: