MurgleMcGurgle

What shampoo does Reggie Watt's hair require?

The huge increase on the ghost shows and other crap on your network was a pretty big nail in the coffin of my cable subscription. As much as I'd like to say I'd be interested I just assume you'll do the same thing you did to Stargate Universe when you realized the margins are better on sending some schmuck to an old prison with a camera.

It's not incorrect but it is presented in a way that makes it seem like more than it is. They say that 40% of Americans (individuals) cannot come up with $400 and that households (group) spend more than that annually. It would be more appropriate to say that adults spend $242 on average annually on lotteries. That doesn't feel nearly as shocking though.

I don't really know anything about this company beyond this thread but my internal alarms are going off. If they were a legitimate service then why use misleading numbers? OP said that their rewards are coming from deposits, transactions, and revenue streams but said elsewhere that they're not currently profitable, and a quick googling shows they're collected $16 million in investments. He also indicated that they're enticing users away from FDIC insured accounts, if they were really just out to help people why are they offering an option for users to gamble their savings when these are people who struggle with gambling. Doesn't that seem like a cruel offer?

Maybe I'm just being a curmudgeoned cynic but this feels a lot more like OP is a sales person using soft science and misleading numbers to try and gain users so he can collect on big investments or sell off the platform to someone else before they realize it's unsustainable.

How do you get such clean cuts on the interior? Are you using dye cutters? Also how do toy make the unique cutouts like for that p238?