Legion World Forums LEGION COMPANION Spaceopoly The Kill-This-Thread Contest!

Yeah man. You should know that cheerleaders > all.

Obviously. (Seeing how I was one. )

....and Caliente snags the 500th post in this thread.

Fine then I will change topics and I will ask: How do you guys think the Sarbanes-Oxley Act will effect innovation in the high tech industry of the United States.

I am particularly interested in how you think the requirement to use a quantitative valuation method like the Black-Scholes formula to expense the grant of options on the income statement.

Were u a pom pom or a baton waver, Cali?

Wow, go team me!! 500!! *cheers*

I was a pom pom-er LAM. We did cheer and cheer dance. I can't twirl a baton to save my life!!

Hey 500... Did we get three of our posters published in leading Journals of knowledge yet? Or are we falling behind our strategic goals?

*ignores Tamper Lad as EVERYONE SHOULD*

(But, seriously, y'know I the eeevil.)

Caliente coming from Palo Alto, do you have an opinion on the requirement to use Black-Shcoles to value and then expense employee stock options on the income statement?

Hmmm...

...

...going with the safe answer here: no.

Hey! You ruined my ignoring gig... shame. Shame on you~

I know , I've been told I would make a very evil university professor.

And you are aware of the long-term negative effect this will have on property values in the Palo Alto area aren't you?

Man, property values in Palo Alto have a long way to fall before they're at Malibu-level... I'm not overly concerned, y'know??

*mutters darkly about mortgage rates*

Yes there is a simple mathematical formula to calculate the effect of mortgate rate on expected property values. Ceteris Paribus of course, ie sticky wages and constant unemployment of course.

For a straight guy, Tamper Lad can be at times, fascinating to listen to...

*goes back to the ignoring thing*

I think she finds economics boring...

Well they don't call it the dismal science for nothing... My kingdom for a woman who appreciates a good session of balance of payment accounting.

I wasn't!


ARRRRRRGGGGGGGG!!!!!!

DIE YOU BASTICH THREAD!!!!!

DIE, DIE, DIE!!!!!

(You have activated the Auto-reply feature of Abin's Computer, on your head lie the consequences!)

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Abin!

Stop That! It's Annoying!


Truth and Justice shall Prevail!
(and it's not funny anymore!)

Space Ranger, I think you're my new hero!

Queen Connie wanders into the room; glances at 35 pages of pure silliness; daintily squats and leaves a fragrant puddle in her wake as she exits with her head, ears and tail all perky.

There! That should put an end to this!

This is a perfect segueway to continue our discussion of comparative anatomy. This time we'll start with the urinary system. Specifically a question we all asked as kids...


Do the fishies need to pee.

I never asked that question.

And before you start, I don't need the answer now either.

Oh Queenie, you are such a pretty puss...

Oh right, fish...

There are three types of urinary systems in fish. Two of these, as you would expect, are freshwater and saltwater.

Freshwater fish spend their lives in a profoundly hypotonic solution. What would happen if you spend time in a hypotonic solution? I bet you've all done it. Anyone?

Connie seems upset.