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    Apple Computer

    has hit the $1 trillion mark.

    Unfortunately they don't have a working definition of what $1 actually is so .... SO WHAT?

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    Re: Apple Computer

    Jackie did it and you know it!

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    Re: Apple Computer

    Quote Originally Posted by Cebu_4_2 View Post
    Missed the boat
    I guess you did. If you had invested $1,000 in the '80s you would have improved your net worth to the tune of $450,000 today ... or you might be so old you really don't give a hoot.

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    Re: Apple Computer

    Quote Originally Posted by ziero0 View Post
    I guess you did. If you had invested $1,000 in the '80s you would have improved your net worth to the tune of $450,000 today ... or you might be so old you really don't give a hoot.
    Cant change the past. and hoots are for kids.
    Jackie did it and you know it!

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    Re: Apple Computer

    Quote Originally Posted by Cebu_4_2 View Post
    Cant change the past
    Not so. Research NUNC PRO TUNC.


    Quote Originally Posted by Cebu_4_2 View Post
    hoots are for kids.
    hoot (n.)

    mid-15c., "cry of dissatisfaction or contempt," from hoot (v.). Meaning "a laugh, something funny" is first recorded 1942. Slang sense of "smallest amount or particle" (the hoot you don't give when you don't care) is from 1891.

    "A dod blasted ole fool!" answered the captain, who, till now, had been merely an amused on-looker. "Ye know all this rumpus wont do nobuddy a hoot o' good--not a hoot." ["Along Traverse Shores," Traverse City, Michigan, 1891]

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    Re: Apple Computer

    WTF is that? nunc come up with shit 3 searche engines
    Jackie did it and you know it!

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    Re: Apple Computer

    i see (((changes))) to the past on a regular basis

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    Re: Apple Computer

    Quote Originally Posted by Cebu_4_2 View Post
    WTF is that?
    Here is a hint:

    ONLY THE DEAD LACK THE ABILITY TO ALTER THE PAST

    Nunc Pro Tunc

    [Latin, Now for then.] When courts take some action nunc pro tunc, that action has retroactive legal effect, as though it had been performed at a particular, earlier date.

    The most common use of nunc pro tunc is to correct past clerical errors, or omissions made by the court, that may hinder the efficient operation of the legal system. For example, if the written record of a trial court's judgment failed to correctly recite the judgment as the court rendered it, the court has the inherent power to change the record at a later date to reflect what happened at trial. The decision, as corrected, would be given legal force from the time of the initial decision so that neither party is prejudiced, or harmed, by the error. The purpose of nunc pro tunc is to correct errors or omissions to achieve the results intended by the court at the earlier time.
    Part of being alive is not being bound by errors and omissions of past courts.

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    Re: Apple Computer

    Quote Originally Posted by ziero0 View Post
    I guess you did. If you had invested $1,000 in the '80s you would have improved your net worth to the tune of $450,000 today ... or you might be so old you really don't give a hoot.

    I thought it were all a ziero0 sum game?

    Apple reminds me of western digital before U.S. dissolved AT&T.

    that was when back when .gov had a thought on things.

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    Re: Apple Computer

    Quote Originally Posted by Horn View Post
    I thought it were all a ziero0 sum game?
    It is but you have to be aware of the location of the ziero0. If it happens to be in the numerator you are home free. If it falls in the denominator the sky is the limit.
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