last i hear he has 2-3 vipers... i think 2?

ron?

If this isn't a motivational post, I don't know what is.

ROFLMFAO. Um, so am I ;)

I can keep up my dick. Does that count?

Brad = dork.....

Of course it does, tho I think Brad stiffed you too didnt he?

I sold the other Vipers and just kept the race car :)

So true. Sooo fuckin true.

In 2000 we came in 7th overall in the 24 hours at Daytona. The winner and second place were factory Vipers that were red.

The Top 10 finishing cars have models made after them, our 7th place car model outsold the factory Red Vipers that came in 1 and 2 so I guess collectors liked the paint job.

The paint job was designed by Peter Brock, a retired racecar driver and owner who now writes articles and takes photos for all the major car magazines. He knew what he was doing.

Now what did you say about the paint job :)

i drive an american pick up truck

You're a smart person and I mean that. People I know have seen what I've done and it has inspired and motivated them. Many have already had their own successes :)

If you visualize yourself, I mean really visualize yourself at the level where you want to be and work a plan to get there, you CAN do it!!

Fm,

real estate is usually always a safe bet.

We have 2 rentals in town, and a nice one at the beach.

Unlike stocks, if the market dies at least you still have something to show for it.


happy holidays

Todd

Interesting site you have there, though don't you think the Neil Young title is a bit anti-climactic for your name?

I'm not sure I agree with your marketing but then again rotten.com, cj, etc, all do it.

Todd!!! wassup???? Happy Holidays to you and yours.

btw, I need to talk to you about a new video deal, can you call me on Monday?

I just looked it up in the 2002 book of records - Bill Gates is now worth $60 billion - that's $30 billion less than 2 years ago. This means he lost 33% of his wealth in two years.

Using this as a guage and comparing this to the Southern California real estate market that has increased anywhere from 20% to 40% depending upon the area - I'll bet Gates would loved to have cashed in some of his stock two years ago and purchased real estate in So Cal. If he had done so he's be worth over $100 billion, do the math.

I'll stick with real estate in lieu of stocks or bank interest.

Great post FM. Your success story with CE/CECash has been a great inspiration to those who are trying to follow in your footsteps.

Thanks for your words of wisdom.
WG

I've always liked FM... =)

I'm happy to say, his was the first check I ever received in this business....

He's a great speaker... =-) He should really be a traveling motivational speaker...
:thumbsup

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ditto :)

My pleasure, I'll always talk to someone who will listen and act :)

I know I was in the right place, at the right time, and did a lot of things right.

Some say I was lucky, I believe you create your own luck :)

Hi Ron,

Would love to talk to you about a new deal, will call you monday.

Yeh, I never did much with stocks, have a pretty safe Mutual funds plan and a couple of other things, but Grandpa always said buy real estate.

Damm even know bill gates is so damm wealthy, you know he got pissed after loosing that much money :(


ttys

todd

Thanx Drew :)

very wise words.

Kool, we'll talk Monday, I think you'll like this deal :)

Funny you say that about your Grandfather. My Grandfather made a lot of money in business, but when he retired and liquidated his real estate, it dwarfed any money he made in business. That was in the mid 70's when right after Real Estate soared in So. California.

I'm sure Gates was pissed, but how mad can you be when you're still the richest person in the world? :)

Thanx SleazyDream :)

That is the truth, if you don't see yourself there, how can you get there?

you're no slouch yourself.

I'll say it again... Can you feel the love?

*humps leg*

Ron,

Touche, how pissed could he of been??

Yeh my grandpa was pretty dang smart. Run a big toy / sales company in Seattle in the 60's-70's. When he cashed out, all he did was buy multiple houses on Lake Washington, cheap back then, but worth tens of millions now.

His brother who came over with him from the Isle of Rhoades before hitler got there, had a son, and his family ran Longacres Race track in Seattle for many years, till it was sold a few years back.

Anyways, the story he always told me is, I was running from the Killer Hitler, came to America with $50.00 and 1 suit, no education, and look what I did for myself and my family.

I hope I can tell my grandkids that one day :)) well leave out the adult stuff till there 18. All I do now is make sure my kids are raised good democrats and liberal :))

peace

I was surfing fms board and about ready to sign up for his program when I saw a spam post saying paying 20 cents a click for a casino..
I signed up for the dam casino thought I was rich then thought that all alliliates were like the casino for about 6 months.
Then i gota job with xpics

If i had of just signed up with fm things might have been alot different now :)



Should have stuck with ce..

pretty much most every casino affiliate site makes the WORST scum of the earth shaving adult porno affiliate sites look like the most honest people on the planet.

now's a good time to catch a few winks i see, you boys keep talking casinos... its not their fault really, all the big US banks stopped allowing their transactions on cc's.

i completely agree.

cyber thrill LOL

LOL I am sure there's enough to move this thread along without me, especially the time difference. Hell, I'll probably wake up at 6 am feeling the need to come into the office and read GFY ;)

Ron, I would somewhat agree with you about the Ferrari being a great pussy wagon, and maybe that really is the true appeal of any expensive exotic car, but I also think that buying a Ferrari involves investing in a dream, and a sence that "you've made it". With that said, I trust your observation and assesment about it perhaps being a waste of money, considering the performance and resale value of the car.

Myself personally would take a Lamborghini Murcielago over a ferrari any day of the week, but as with all things, that is a personal preference. Anyways, I don't like kissing up to anyone, but you have set an example in this industry that I for one will try and follow and learn from. :thumbsup

But I miss you .. You never message me anymore
haha

i was going to go fuck 3 more bargirls today, but this thread has motivated me to work instead... and not due to anything Bradley related.... althought he is a good comic relief starting a post and having it blown out of the water by FM =) hahaha

'I love it when a plan comes together' -- Hannibal, The A Team

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we became a little more politically correct back in september when we started accepting a few negro galleries.

you may submit to our regular submit page.

the ebony links get tons of clicks

I respect your opinion. When you say Lamborghini Murcielago now you're talking my language.

About Brad, he took a Lotus he owned personally and traded it in for a used Ferrari that he lleased thru his business for 5 years - IRS might be interested :)

From what I hear, the Ferrari has already been in the shop twice. They're gorgeous cars but they aren't reliable, repairs expensive and time consuming and production made Ferraris don't perform.

To top it off, who wants a Ferrari with an automatic transmission, that's why he traded in the Lotus, he can't drive stick shift.

..and it's not about kissing up, it's about learning what someone does and duplicating it yourself. If you're ashamed to do that, you're at a dead end.

Keep up your dreams and reach for them :)

Bummer, that's what's called ziggin' when you should have been zaggin' - but it's never too late :)

Bradley is a fraud of the utmost girth....

Shit, why would you make payments on a Ferrari? A used one? An automatic? IF this is true, it makes no sense.

Plus, who in their right mind would purchase a ferrari if they can't afford it anyway. Why not just buy a 100k car and payoff some debts! But again, I do not know for a fact anything that fantasyman is saying is true. But IF it is, it's interesting.

My Grandfather came from Poland. Settled in Pittsburgh, PA. Had the first mass-production luggage factory and during WWII he had GI contracts to make duffle bags and body bags. During WWII they ran 3 eight hour shifts, he made a lot of money.

When my parents moved west, he sold his company, Reliable Luggage for millions to a guy named Sam Weiner. The company today is known as Samsonite.

He then came out west, opened up a furniture manufacturing business and it became very big, mid to low end upholstered goods at great prices. He became a millionaire many times over in that business and then really cleaned up by liquidating his real estate holdings. Sound like very similiar stories :)

now you're starting to understand :)

ask folks close to him, you'll here the real story, he's built himself a house of cards which can all fall down any time.

:) lol

Makes me think of all the people who make 100k a year for a couple years then go and buy an 80k sportscar to 'look' rich but have no money in the bank and 50k in debts!

i was thinking the same thing. i assumed sic cash was a large, successful operation. leasing a used ferrari is fucking crazy if it's true.

i buy my cars and property outright.

By jove, I think he's got it! :)

:eek7

fantasyman runs one of the biggest programs around. I don't think he's BSing. :glugglug