Whew, a fellow old fart. My mistake, it was just a typo; Lesbaen vs LesBaer. You know the n on the keyboard is so close to the r. Sorry about that...myother45isalesbaer wrote:You are right about the old fart. But what's w/the insult part? You think I'd attempt to insult a Les Baen w/a .45 ? Ain't no way...
LOL. That makes two old farts. I'd never shoot a fellow old fart.
ken in az wrote:Funny - I always thought you had some sort of rage against the Arbit so you were the Arbit - Rage - ManArbitrageMan wrote:Arbitrage is the economics concept of exploiting price differences between two similar assets to make a profit. Think about selling your 2006 M45 with 30K miles for $25,000 and buying an identical car from someone down the street for $24,000. You're $1000 better off. If you could do that same exact thing 10,000 times, you'd be rich. Thats an example of arbitrage.
Before doing what I do now, I was involved in capital markets arbitrage. Thus ArbitrageMan
LoL j/k
That is the Orion Nebula isn't it? Just an amazing sight at night and what a wonderful photograph of it that you have as your image. Did you take the photo? And please do explain the abstractionism of music as related to the photo - I'm interested in hearing how they relate!astromusic wrote:Two of my favorite things: Astronomy and music. I picked my image to match, although the music part is pretty abstract I guess.
When one can let go of the everyday distractions of our earthy existence and meditate upon such a grand vista, the infinite and beautifully composed music of the universe becomes startlingly clear.InfinitiEric wrote:That is the Orion Nebula isn't it? Just an amazing sight at night and what a wonderful photograph of it that you have as your image. Did you take the photo? And please do explain the abstractionism of music as related to the photo - I'm interested in hearing how they relate!astromusic wrote:Two of my favorite things: Astronomy and music. I picked my image to match, although the music part is pretty abstract I guess.
You do speak the truth, as usual. With all the diversions and frenzy in modern day I myself rarely get such a sublime opportunity to enjoy the ambience and atmosphere so freely available around us, and I envy the individuals who can on often occasions.antzrus wrote:When one can let go of the everyday distractions of our earthy existence and meditate upon such a grand vista, the infinite and beautifully composed music of the universe becomes startlingly clear.
BronxBomber wrote:boston824, you probably won't like this one too much!! lol.
But another one of the many names that the Yankees go by (favorite ball team).
Born in the Bronx, so far from the bandwagon!!
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