Club 30's "Kill The Boredom Demon" Jive Pad, 57th Edition
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If it's too long to read, my brain will shut down automatically...Originally posted by Ferret:Nobody interested ?
It literally blew my mind this morning... 
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sigh...nvm thenOriginally posted by Celtic Knot:i am now interested in my own disfigured face...
go yoga, skip yoga, go grocery at supermarket (buy my yummy tibits) or just go exercise...
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Oh Sh!T. further aggreviate my skin problem...hmm...Originally posted by ShrodingersCat:lots of huts there.. if u have a hammock, that's probably sufficient
unless there's heavy rain
cos VERY VERY VERY HOT until mebbe about 11 pm.. the sand absorbs the heat from the sun la
oh well, have promised them to go,, must make effort to go...
i go hide under coconut trees!
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Hello.......
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it's a squid...
watching the program.. the fella was watching the squid as they attracted the squid to the light with a jig..
then one big squid grabbed a smaller squid and started to chew it up
Originally posted by Wanda:Looks more like cuttlefish?
Jiu herr eng chai...
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too much text, I am not the brainy type..Originally posted by Ferret:sigh...nvm then
I get VISUAL INDIGESTION... totally blank..
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the lowest unique bid? hmm.. sounds like a scam actually..
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Originally posted by Wanda:If it's too long to read, my brain will shut down automatically...
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actually i was more keen on the concept.Originally posted by the Bear:the lowest unique bid? hmm.. sounds like a scam actually..
It does work, u know ?
And no, it isnt a scam.
I just thought this concept would bring happiness to a lot of struggling folks thats all.
And only requires good will and hard work on the maths... -
check this out...
A 250-pound bear stranded under a busy bridge near Lake Tahoe in California was saved by an army of rescuers, a tranquiliser dart and a nylon net bought at an Army surplus store.
The bear was walking across the 80ft high bridge on Highway 40 near Donner Summit in the Sierra Nevada when the closeness of two oncoming cars spooked it, causing it to jump over the railing.
At one point it was dangling over the edge, but it managed to grab on to a ledge and pull itself onto a concrete girder beneath the bridge.
Officials initially decided nothing could be done, but when they returned the next morning and found the bear still stranded on the bridge, they decided to take action.
Volunteers strung the net beneath the bridge and an animal control officer shot the bear with a tranquiliser dart.
Once the bear was unconscious, volunteers used a pole to push it into the net, then lowered the bear onto the floor of the ravine as more than 100 spectators cheered.
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so, how would it work if i buy a house for $10,000?Originally posted by Ferret:actually i was more keen on the concept.
It does work, u know ?
And no, it isnt a scam.
I just thought this concept would bring happiness to a lot of struggling folks thats all.
And only requires good will and hard work on the maths... -
haiz..i am skipping class again...but shall go supermarket instead...
hmm..
*listing out what to buy* -
But if I'm at home in a more relaxed mood, I will catch up.Originally posted by Ferret:
But what about it that got you so excited? -
What a cute brown bear
Read the news yesterday and just saw it stuck on the bridge
Ferret it sounds like a scam to me too coz it sounds too good to be true -
woo, the brown bear is so cute...huggable type...
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scamOriginally posted by elindra:What a cute brown bear
Read the news yesterday and just saw it stuck on the bridge
Ferret it sounds like a scam to me too coz it sounds too good to be true
how can final bid price be lower than cost price?! -
I think how they do it is just to roll/snowball the funds
Maybe the first few ppl will get payment which is from the funds collected from the later ppl
Then suddenly the company will disappear -
tat tat..going off liao...
chat tonight... -
erm...Originally posted by Wanda:But if I'm at home in a more relaxed mood, I will catch up.
But what about it that got you so excited?
actually the concept has a "lottery like" quality.
which might just work in Singapore...
and it works like this...U made a bid of just a couple of dollars for an item u r interested in. If its the lowest unique bid", u won it.
Roughly, it's like this.
If ur bid is successful, the value for that item is lower than whatever it is on the market.
If ur bid is unsuccessful, you will only have lost whatever couple of dollars u spent bidding.
For more on this http://blog.humraz.com/blog/_archives/2007/5/26/2976917.html
If a lot of ppl bidded for this particular item, the costs of the bids will go to defray the price of the item, which is why they can afford to sell these items at ridiculous prices.
I am excited, because concepts like this are far and few. And this is one of those that could have mass potential to help out a lot of people. -
you have to pay the amount you bid even if you do not get it?
it's a pyramid scheme thenOriginally posted by Ferret:erm...
actually the concept has a "lottery like" quality.
which might just work in Singapore...
and it works like this...U made a bid of just a couple of dollars for an item u r interested in. If its the lowest unique bid", u won it.
Roughly, it's like this.
If ur bid is successful, the value for that item is lower than whatever it is on the market.
If ur bid is unsuccessful, you will only have lost whatever couple of dollars u spent bidding.
For more on this http://blog.humraz.com/blog/_archives/2007/5/26/2976917.html
If a lot of ppl bidded for this particular item, the costs of the bids will go to defray the price of the item, which is why they can afford to sell these items at ridiculous prices.
I am excited, because concepts like this are far and few. And this is one of those that could have mass potential to help out a lot of people. -
>.<"Originally posted by elindra:What a cute brown bear
Read the news yesterday and just saw it stuck on the bridge
Ferret it sounds like a scam to me too coz it sounds too good to be true
I know it sounds too good to be true.
But there are people who pay a couple of hundreds per mth on 4D and toto and at least this one requires some skills rather than just luck.
I feel like I am hard selling the site >.<"!!!
Just for emphasis...mabbe we could just put our doubts aside whether this is a scam or not and just look into the whole concept and its workability...
I find this very intriguing...and wanted to share
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Hmm...so the majority who bidded and failed will end up subsidising the successful bidder and the organiser's pockets?Originally posted by Ferret:erm...
actually the concept has a "lottery like" quality.
which might just work in Singapore...
and it works like this...U made a bid of just a couple of dollars for an item u r interested in. If its the lowest unique bid", u won it.
Roughly, it's like this.
If ur bid is successful, the value for that item is lower than whatever it is on the market.
If ur bid is unsuccessful, you will only have lost whatever couple of dollars u spent bidding.
For more on this http://blog.humraz.com/blog/_archives/2007/5/26/2976917.html
If a lot of ppl bidded for this particular item, the costs of the bids will go to defray the price of the item, which is why they can afford to sell these items at ridiculous prices.
I am excited, because concepts like this are far and few. And this is one of those that could have mass potential to help out a lot of people.
Sounds like lottery, and the proposed annuity scheme of the gabramen. -
something like "Who wants to be a Millionaire"?Originally posted by the Bear:you have to pay the amount you bid even if you do not get it?
it's a pyramid scheme then -
*me slumps over desk*
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.... I have no idea why i am feeling soOriginally posted by the Bear:you have to pay the amount you bid even if you do not get it?
it's a pyramid scheme then now.
-screams-
Nope. U just have to pay the bidding charges (in this case, £3 -fixed).
To carry it further, its like buying a ticket of 4D. where u pay $1 for a number and hope it "open".