Seems like of you have enough money to pay useless premiums on insurance for your whiskey cabinet, you could probably afford to just replace all the bottles. Spend your money on something more practical like a medium risk mutual fund. Then again what do I know im drunk.
Im sure your great grandmothers desk has a greater return rate than an investment portfolio. Squandering your inheritance on pieces of furniture. NF. Talk to an investor about your ideas, im sure hell back you up.
I never said id sell any furniture or artwork that my family has to invest in a financial market. I simply stated that investing money is probably a better move than buying insurance on a piece of irreplaceable furniture. Do the math you fucking idiot.
If you knew anything about insurance, you would know that the price of adding furniture to a home owners policy is a low premium. Also if the furniture is irreplaceable, it’s an investment in itself. One would have to be stupid not to insure it. The next time you decide to drink, learn to pick your battles. Did your mother buy stock rather than having an abortion? Worst investment decision she ever made.
I was going to say that you could add something like this to your homeowners insurance as well. We have a lot of antique furniture around my house, but we would never insure any single piece of it. And I seriously doubt that anyone owns a whiskey cabinet that is that priceless. Maybe a wine rack considering they could be much older but there aren’t that many priceless whiskey cabinets lying around. Although this could be one of those TFMs that sounds so absurd I have to believe it’s true because you can’t just pull a statement like that out of your ass. I’m not even going to get started on the idea of a medium risk mutual fund simply because there are too many variables. Besides, everyone on this website is clearly capable if working for Charles Schwab as noted by the several examples provided, therefore my words would fall on deaf ears. Oh and Charleston, I believe he was in fact referring to the cabinet itself considering he said “whiskey CABINET.”
Moos im sure you’re a real winner out there, but get the fuck out of here. You keep turning my words into something you can argue about without addressing my statements. Next time you decide to comment look before you leap. Did your mother spend money on an antique dido because your father couldn’t pleasure her. Poor investment choice.
owning the company that insures you….TFM
14 years ago at 11:30 pmSeems like of you have enough money to pay useless premiums on insurance for your whiskey cabinet, you could probably afford to just replace all the bottles. Spend your money on something more practical like a medium risk mutual fund. Then again what do I know im drunk.
14 years ago at 11:41 pm^wanna be my financial advisor? Go away
14 years ago at 11:48 pm^you really cant put a price on a timeless antique piece of furniture. nelson here obviously doesn’t have custom built shit
14 years ago at 11:48 pmIm sure your great grandmothers desk has a greater return rate than an investment portfolio. Squandering your inheritance on pieces of furniture. NF. Talk to an investor about your ideas, im sure hell back you up.
14 years ago at 12:03 amselling family heirlooms to by stocks NF. I get good returns on my portfolio without having to sell my furniture. you obviously come from new money.
14 years ago at 12:07 amI never said id sell any furniture or artwork that my family has to invest in a financial market. I simply stated that investing money is probably a better move than buying insurance on a piece of irreplaceable furniture. Do the math you fucking idiot.
14 years ago at 12:22 ammoos, lace ’em.
14 years ago at 12:27 amHe didn’t insure the actual fucking cabinet. He was talking about insuring the whiskey.
If you knew anything about insurance, you would know that the price of adding furniture to a home owners policy is a low premium. Also if the furniture is irreplaceable, it’s an investment in itself. One would have to be stupid not to insure it. The next time you decide to drink, learn to pick your battles. Did your mother buy stock rather than having an abortion? Worst investment decision she ever made.
14 years ago at 12:36 amI was going to say that you could add something like this to your homeowners insurance as well. We have a lot of antique furniture around my house, but we would never insure any single piece of it. And I seriously doubt that anyone owns a whiskey cabinet that is that priceless. Maybe a wine rack considering they could be much older but there aren’t that many priceless whiskey cabinets lying around. Although this could be one of those TFMs that sounds so absurd I have to believe it’s true because you can’t just pull a statement like that out of your ass. I’m not even going to get started on the idea of a medium risk mutual fund simply because there are too many variables. Besides, everyone on this website is clearly capable if working for Charles Schwab as noted by the several examples provided, therefore my words would fall on deaf ears. Oh and Charleston, I believe he was in fact referring to the cabinet itself considering he said “whiskey CABINET.”
14 years ago at 3:02 amMoos im sure you’re a real winner out there, but get the fuck out of here. You keep turning my words into something you can argue about without addressing my statements. Next time you decide to comment look before you leap. Did your mother spend money on an antique dido because your father couldn’t pleasure her. Poor investment choice.
14 years ago at 8:11 amYou meant dildo
14 years ago at 9:12 am^no, he meant dido. Antique dido albums have helped me to half mast many a time
14 years ago at 1:00 pmProject Mayhem is about as fratty as Occupy Wall Street. I pray anarchists all have an abdominal aortic aneurysm, ASAP.
14 years ago at 1:57 amWay too many fucks were given here
14 years ago at 1:19 pmHahahahahahahahaha.
Y’all are morons.
14 years ago at 1:33 pm