Money is the most important thing in life

Herbs are natural, and therefore good for you.

burning nettles are used in some tea, if i go out and eat one, will i be healthier?

Quote from: jroa on January 16, 2013, 05:15:44 PM

Herbs are natural, and therefore good for you.

Yes, i can confern that Ferns are good for you.

This post is good for me.

Herb is a herb. Not that I smoke anymore.

I work with Herb.  Stop talking about him.  He is my friend.

I work with Herb.  Stop talking about him.  He is my friend.

if i eat your friend, will i be healthier?

Quote from: jroa on January 16, 2013, 10:36:35 PM

I work with Herb.  Stop talking about him.  He is my friend.

if i eat your friend, will i be healthier?

Only if you are jewish and he is a young christian child.

Herbs are 40 feet tall.  It's a fact.

Quote from: illmunati on January 17, 2013, 04:48:54 AM

Quote from: jroa on January 16, 2013, 10:36:35 PM

I work with Herb.  Stop talking about him.  He is my friend.

if i eat your friend, will i be healthier?

Only if you are jewish and he is a young christian child.

damn, im buddhist

Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit; wisdom is knowing not to put it in a fruit salad.

Why not? 
http://www.not-just-recipes.com/tomato-fruit-salad.html

Lots of money and little knowledge is better than lots of knowledge and little money.

Money can buy knowledge in the form of doctors and professional advisers. Knowledge can't always buy money.

Money and trade is the by product of need.

So I guess it depends on what you need. So if you need love more than money then it is the most important thing.

Money and trade is the by product of need.

So I guess it depends on what you need. So if you need love more than money then it is the most important thing.

How can love be more important than money if your wife loving you is on condition of you providing money?

If a married man quits his job, sells the house and all of its possessions, sells his car, moves into his parent's basement, uninterested in looking for gainful employment in preference of playing video games all day, is it likely that his wife will stick around to love him in his video game squalor? Likely not. Surely if love were more important than money, in such a situation the wife would desire to be with him no matter the circumstance.

Even children and infants love you based on the things you provide. If you are the single parent of an infant child I hardly think it will continue loving you when you stop feeding it or putting a roof over its head.

Quote from: DDDDAts all folks on January 18, 2013, 07:37:37 AM

Money and trade is the by product of need.

So I guess it depends on what you need. So if you need love more than money then it is the most important thing.

How can love be more important than money if your wife loving you is on condition of you providing money?

And if your wife loving you is not on condition of you providing money, what then?

Quote from: Tom Bishop on January 18, 2013, 07:44:56 AM

Quote from: DDDDAts all folks on January 18, 2013, 07:37:37 AM

Money and trade is the by product of need.

So I guess it depends on what you need. So if you need love more than money then it is the most important thing.

How can love be more important than money if your wife loving you is on condition of you providing money?

And if your wife loving you is not on condition of you providing money, what then?

A wife loving you is always on the condition of providing for her. Try finding a woman who will love you when you invite her to eat leaves with you in a cardboard box under a highway overpass.

What if you find your dream woman under a highway overpass eating leaves and living in a cardboard box?

Quote from: DDDDAts all folks on January 18, 2013, 07:53:05 AM

Quote from: Tom Bishop on January 18, 2013, 07:44:56 AM

Quote from: DDDDAts all folks on January 18, 2013, 07:37:37 AM

Money and trade is the by product of need.

So I guess it depends on what you need. So if you need love more than money then it is the most important thing.

How can love be more important than money if your wife loving you is on condition of you providing money?

And if your wife loving you is not on condition of you providing money, what then?

A wife loving you is always on the condition of providing for her. Try finding a woman who will love you when you invite her to eat leaves with you in a cardboard box under a highway overpass.

So you think that's about money and not about the type of person who would live in a cardboard box? I know/knew plenty of people who are loved by women but they have no money. They lived/live at home with their parents.

So you think that's about money and not about the type of person who would live in a cardboard box? I know/knew plenty of people who are loved by women but they have no money. They lived/live at home with their parents.

That's incorrect. Those people you know do have money. Their family's home has monetary value. Their parent's food has monetary value. The clothing their patents provide has monetary value. The car they borrow from their dad has monetary value. Everything they have access to has significant monetary value. They likely have access to things that people would otherwise need to spend tens of thousands of dollars a year to attain themselves. If they had none of that they would have no mate.

Your argument is akin to claiming that Prince Nicholas of Romania makes no money and lives in his parent's house. But this claim is disingenuous. Prince Nicholas does have money. His family's assets are his own, and his wealth is based on that. The same goes for lesser class families and their children.

Quote from: DDDDAts all folks on January 18, 2013, 08:10:33 AM

So you think that's about money and not about the type of person who would live in a cardboard box? I know/knew plenty of people who are loved by women but they have no money. They lived/live at home with their parents.

That's incorrect. Those people you know do have money. Their family's home has monetary value. Their parent's food has monetary value. The clothing their patents provide has monetary value. The car they borrow from their dad has monetary value. Everything they have access to has significant monetary value. They likely have access to things that people would otherwise need to spend tens of thousands of dollars a year to attain themselves. If they had none of that they would have no mate.

Your argument is akin to claiming that Prince Nicholas of Romania makes no money and lives in his parent's house. But this claim is disingenuous. Prince Nicholas does have money. His family's assets are his own, and his wealth is based on that. The same goes for lesser class families and their children.

So what if these people live in a council house? Their parents have nothing but what the government gives them.

Also the person who sleeps in a cardboard box must also have some monetary value associated with their upkeep otherwise they'd starve to death. In fact I'd say a person who lives in a cardboard box probably has more going for them as they can 'survive' without leeching off their parents.

Quote from: DDDDAts all folks on January 18, 2013, 08:10:33 AM

So you think that's about money and not about the type of person who would live in a cardboard box? I know/knew plenty of people who are loved by women but they have no money. They lived/live at home with their parents.

That's incorrect. Those people you know do have money. Their family's home has monetary value. Their parent's food has monetary value. The clothing their patents provide has monetary value. The car they borrow from their dad has monetary value. Everything they have access to has significant monetary value. They likely have access to things that people would otherwise need to spend tens of thousands of dollars a year to attain themselves. If they had none of that they would have no mate.

Your argument is akin to claiming that Prince Nicholas of Romania makes no money and lives in his parent's house. But this claim is disingenuous. Prince Nicholas does have money. His family's assets are his own, and his wealth is based on that. The same goes for lesser class families and their children.

Lol, Tom is butthurt that he has only met golddiggers.

I think Tom picks up some of his persona from MRA forums.

So what if these people live in a council house? Their parents have nothing but what the government gives them.

The government may have a tendency to give out tens of thousands of dollars worth of food and housing to welfare cases, but that is still money.

Lol, Tom is butthurt that he has only met golddiggers.

Not all women are gold diggers, but all of them are bronze diggers. If you live on the streets and have money issues then you likely have a relationship issue as well.

Not sure why people are actually arguing with Tom about this. If you have zero monies, you will have zero friends.  No one is going to be friends with you if you have no money, and certainly not friends with benefits. Go ahead, try it. Try to have a relationship with someone without ever spending a single dime on anything. No food, no activities, nothing.

This of course excludes trophy wives, who can go an entire lifetime without so much as filing a job application.

Quote from: DDDDAts all folks on January 18, 2013, 09:51:56 AM

So what if these people live in a council house? Their parents have nothing but what the government gives them.

The government may have a tendency to give out tens of thousands of dollars worth of food and housing to welfare cases, but that is still money.

Quote from: OrbisNonSufficit on January 18, 2013, 11:34:09 AM

Lol, Tom is butthurt that he has only met golddiggers.

Not all women are gold diggers, but all of them are bronze diggers. If you live on the streets and have money issues then you likely have a relationship issue as well.

Because homeless people never have relationships...

My kids are more important than money. Money on a great second place. Saddam on third and my wife on fourth.  If i had no kids, money would be nr 1, and bananas nr 2.

Lots of money and little knowledge is better than lots of knowledge and little money.

Yup.  The Kardashians prove that every day.

Money can buy knowledge in the form of doctors and professional advisers.

No, money can by the services of knowledgeable people.  Knowledge still requires work to acquire.

Knowledge is power.  After all, how often do you see knowledgeable people manipulating rich people?

time is more important than money, without time you can't make money.  And if you have money but no time, then money is useless. 

Yup.  The Kardashians prove that every day.

The Kardashians can afford smarter doctors and better service than most "smart" people with their measly six figure salaries.

If Kim Kardashian's son or daughter needs a liver transplant her money has the power to get better service than other people. If the hospitals in her area don't have adequate surgeons, she can fly a specialist anywhere in the world out to see her. If livers are unavailable she can secure a liver from a third world country. She can do all of this and more because she has money. Anyone else in that situation is a victim to the system and their insurance.

No, money can by the services of knowledgeable people.  Knowledge still requires work to acquire.

Knowledge is power.  After all, how often do you see knowledgeable people manipulating rich people?

The Kardashians made the right choices in life. They took more risks with their careers. They did not settle for a stable six figure job pushing papers or building computer servers.

The need to gain a large amount of knowledge to secure a stable job is below them. The Kardashians can buy and sell "knowledgable" people at will.

time is more important than money, without time you can't make money.  And if you have money but no time, then money is useless.

Money can buy time. A good manager delegates tasks to others so that he has more time for himself.

Kim Kardashian became rich and famous because of a sex tape.  She had no career prior to that.

You can't eat money, Tom.

And after a system collapse, money becomes worthless and people go back to bartering. Money is not vital and is only worth what others say its worth.

People can live without money and did for millions of years. Food, air, water. These are the most important things in life.