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They have been out for a while. I work in the frozen section and stock em all the time.

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Drusa, what's the difference in taking a stock photo of Sean Connery and an audio rip from a DVD, and adding a text and looping it?

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Nismoman...the stock STILL WENT DOWN. I'm sorry you didn't pay enough attention in Econ and that you're such a fanboy you refuse to recognize when and why the stock declined, but the fact of the matter is, marty4286 is correct. You lose. Good day sir.

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i like the different music...that stock "lol" stuff gives me a headache. also, it's pretty clever. good work.

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Netscape, I knew the well. Until you got f*cking pwned. I even thought about buying stock your stock until I realized I was a moron. Buying stock is for pansies.

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L stands for Lowlife, L stands for Lies, L stands for Lack-of-truth, L stands for LAUGHING STOCK OF THE WHOLE WORLD FOR BULLsh*t THEORIES!

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And, yes, since then, their stock has gone down, but this chart doesn't show that.

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Thanks ^^ I really enjoyed the show, especially season 1 and early season 2. Much past that and it's more laughing at it than laughing with it, I guess, but I still always watch when it's on. How many times did they show stock footage of Dylan and Rhade's slow-mo fight from "Under the Night"?

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Even as a stock holder of HMC, I must say I hate the element. However, "pinch" is an underrated fad.

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And it's not conspiracy to think that Bush actively colludes with oil companies. Himself, Cheney and several other members of the administration used to hold positions in the industry, or one related to it. Cheney's still holds stock options at Halliburton, meaning he makes money every time the government gives them a contract. It's not a matter of conspiracy theories or "whiny liberalism." It's called being an informed, intelligent person, which, if you still support Bush, you aren't.

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You were too cooperative. When they apologized, you said "No it's ok, I understand" when you should have been outraged that they couldn't perform a simple task like confirming an item in stock.

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1 for all the stock screams.

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those are stock screams

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send me the stock screams and I'll believe you

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I'm not saying you added them, I'm totally sure they were in the song originally. They're still stock screams.

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My stock in you has fallen.

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Any of you who still believe in "ID"- you are the laughing stock of the intelligent world. Intelligently design yourself a brain.

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This was an experiment called "YTMND Fad Stock Market." I devised an online survey and got 19 people to fill it out. Each respondant indicated how long they'd been active on YTMND, then went down a list of 76 YTMND fads and gave them a rating from 1 to 10 (or Not applicable) by clicking radio buttons. They each rated on a particular timeframe according to the user's seniority - from 1 year ago (-12m) to 1 month ago (-1m), to current status.

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I grouped the fads arbitrarily in "sectors", averaged each sector in an index, and gave 4 examples here. BTW, by "recursive," I mean that a YTMND site takes another well-defined YTMND site/fad and forces it into a new context. Believe me, other YTMND fads defy any categorization - these are just the easy, clearcut ones. So... What do these have to do with simulating a stock market ? Not much, it turns out. The survey I made was long and tedious, and the results aren't what I'd call really accurate.

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So... I'd like to think that, in a version 2 of the YTMND Stock Market, I'd draw data from present realtime sources. That's a hypothetical. Because I'm frankly more interested in making farting noises into a mic and making a YTMND called "Epic Butt Maneuver." ... So. You read a lot, don't you ? And you're patient. Good for you. Treat yourself to some ice cream. Let the "boring !" downvoting begin here:

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Alright...geting some big gains on my Lazytown stock

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Oh sh*t, stock market crash!!!

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That is a stencil, not screenprinting. It helps (a LOT) if you use heavy paper (like bristol board) or acetate to cut the stencil. Just paste your computer printout onto the heavier stock, then cut. Use a spray adhesive to stick the stencil to the shirt, and use a stencil brush to apply the paint. Thus you can make a shirt with NO smudges or mistakes!

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boomaga all up in yo stocks

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five for Bach Music (I smell a new fad coming; Nothing makes Stocks funny. Not even Bach Music.)

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Well there's more to PS than editing a head into some stock but whatever ytmnd.

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Those are those crappy ripoff titles that blockbuster recently began to stock... I hate those...

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FunGovenor, that was to be nice. However, CaptainHowdy at least doesn't stock my sites. This one user, punxworm, seriously continues, weeks after I've created a site, and keeps giving them ones. Really annoying. Especially considering there is no motive.

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Ah haha.. some black guy stole one of those "Buddy Christ" toys we used to stock when I worked at Suncoast Videos.. of all the things to steal, I'll never know why he took that.

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I'd use an ak-103 instead. Same rifle with a nice muzzle-brake and better stock. He's wrong.