Ftn

[megabyteme]

It kinda requires a "perfect storm" of the three, though. Change or to and. It's been a while since I gave the group any thought...

Well, I'm not entirely anti-capitalist. Maybe I'll never be an actual grown-up, but I've always had something against investing in any company in the stock market. I'm more of a worker cooperative kind of guy. I guess what I'm trying to say is that the stock market participants are mostly soulless, superficial, thieving, idiotic, depraved greedy wastes of natural resources, and in essence bittards with money. You may draw your conclusions of my bias from there.

Fair enough. Well made points expressed very well.

[Tv Controls you]

Continue Good sirs,

On topic:

I'll have you know that I post based on message content and user behavior alone, being that I don't know what levels are.

Ya, that's why I left level in quotes on every reference to them... my subtle hint at my feelings towards them... lol

[Artemis]

someone advised me try to got it from here so here we go....
im lookin for FTN as the title for free.

To cut through the spamfest and give you a simple answer, the chances are unlikely, why? Simply this, invites to FtN are given out on donation, so the chances of someone paying over funds in donation and then giving the invite to someone they do not know are quite slim don't you think? In truth most invites are traded, it's the name of the game, they have a monetary value simply because they have to be acquired through donation, ergo there is a cost, therefore a value. A backward form of economics, but economics nonetheless.

[Old-Horse]

someone advised me try to got it from here so here we go....
im lookin for FTN as the title for free.

To cut through the spamfest and give you a simple answer, the chances are unlikely, why? Simply this, invites to FtN are given out on donation, so the chances of someone paying over funds in donation and then giving the invite to someone they do not know are quite slim don't you think? In truth most invites are traded, it's the name of the game, they have a monetary value simply because they have to be acquired through donation, ergo there is a cost, therefore a value. A backward form of economics, but economics nonetheless.

I know . I just opened this thread to prove something to someone

[Old-Horse]

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