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teedubya 12-22-2009 12:18 AM

If you could tell/show your year 2000 self something from 2010, what would it be?
 
you can go back 10 years... and tell yourself something... or show yourself something...

what would you show them?

unothadeal 12-22-2009 12:22 AM

This thread. So I don't click on it.

teedubya 12-22-2009 12:24 AM

Yeah, you would You would the whole thing.

duncan_idaho 12-22-2009 12:24 AM

Don't date that girl anymore. You will regret it when you move to Columbia and continue dating her.

Be less of a good person. Have more fun.

F*** religion, specifically Christianity. It is a sham.

Focus your journalistic studies more on sports scouting and recruiting reporting.

BillSelfsTrophycase 12-22-2009 12:24 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ari Chi3fs (Post 6369253)
you can go back 10 years... and tell yourself something... or show yourself something...

what would you show them?

Detailed results of every sporting event of the decade.

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/bt...manacfront.jpg

Discuss Thrower 12-22-2009 12:33 AM

I would tell myself to not be such a ****-up and do your ****ing homework.

And get over a girl or two.

But, with the first part, I'm not sure I'd be the same person and I could've wound up in a bad position.

RealSNR 12-22-2009 12:40 AM

I would show him the Chiefs defense of this decade. One finish in the top 15 in the entire decade.

I would then show him what Dick Vermeil would bring to this team would not be a Super Bowl, but a plague of awful draft picks and gaping holes covered up with old veterans.

Then I would show him Herm Edwards, and finally I'd show him this year, the supposed "solution" to everything with NFL executive of the year and one of the brightest young minds in coaching from the family that built the 70s Steelers.

And I would encourage him to bail ship now and not get emotionally involved with the Chiefs whatsoever.

Hammock Parties 12-22-2009 12:41 AM

The hot piece of ass you can **** if you hurry up and get OFF your ass.

Brock 12-22-2009 12:44 AM

You may as well give up the season tickets now.

Frazod 12-22-2009 12:45 AM

I'd need to go back about 20. STAY IN THE NAVY. RETIRE. Free health care for the rest of my life and that ****ing pension would really rock right now. :mad:

OTOH, the Biff Tannen Sports book would work, too. :thumb:

teedubya 12-22-2009 12:46 AM

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Originally Posted by Carls20yearplan (Post 6369262)
Detailed of every sporting event of the decade.

http://images2.wikia.nocookie.net/bt...manacfront.jpg

Yeah, thread over? heh

CaliforniaChief 12-22-2009 12:47 AM

I would tell him to watch a lot of Patriots games to see what 2010 is gonna look like.

Check that.

I'd tell him to keep going to the gym 5 times a week.

teedubya 12-22-2009 12:48 AM

I'd of told myself to buy more APPL stock than I did. I only spent 2500 on apple when it was worth $11 a share in 2000/02.... it was low for awhile... Dude... I coulda/shoulda/woulda put another 15k or so into it....

Mr. Flopnuts 12-22-2009 12:48 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Brock (Post 6369295)
You may as well give up the season tickets now.

LMAO

TinyEvel 12-22-2009 12:52 AM

In January of 2000 we had just bought our first house two weeks prior. I would tell myself to never sell that house like we did in 2005. I would also tell myself to not sell my 1967 VW bus, and also to stop drinking. Also, I'd tell myself to spend more time with my kids and less on the internet. I'd tell myself to wait two years then invest in the stock market. Other than that, I've made some decent choices since then and I feel blessed and lucky to be healthy and safe.
This is a good thread. I hope that I have few regrets when I look back in 2020.

Frazod 12-22-2009 12:56 AM

Oh, I'd also tell myself to log into ChiefsPlanet on August 18 instead of August 21, so my number would be lower than 94. :grr:

KurtCobain 12-22-2009 03:20 AM

I'd tell myself opiates are bad, MKay.

MMXcalibur 12-22-2009 03:51 AM

Kill Greg Robinson.

Pioli Zombie 12-22-2009 06:33 AM

Keep takin the shit until the other one is born Then GET THE HELL OUT!!!!!!!!!
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JohninGpt 12-22-2009 07:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by frazod (Post 6369296)
I'd need to go back about 20. STAY IN THE NAVY. RETIRE. Free health care for the rest of my life and that ****ing pension would really rock right now. :mad:

Not quite free, but pretty damn cheap. $438 per year for a family of four with minimal copays. And yeah, the pension comes in handy.

Frazod 12-22-2009 08:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by JohninGpt (Post 6369476)
Not quite free, but pretty damn cheap. $438 per year for a family of four with minimal copays. And yeah, the pension comes in handy.

That's about what I pay for a MONTH for my wife and I. :cuss:

patteeu 12-22-2009 08:34 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ari Chi3fs (Post 6369301)
I'd of told myself to buy more APPL stock than I did. I only spent 2500 on apple when it was worth $11 a share in 2000/02.... it was low for awhile... Dude... I coulda/shoulda/woulda put another 15k or so into it....

I'd tell myself to borrow as much as I could and go all in with Green Mountain Coffee.

Quote:

#1: Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR) +7,895%


The winner for the decade is Green Mountain Coffee Roasters (GMCR). An investment of just $13,000 ten years ago would now be worth over $1 million—and it’s all thanks to coffee. Green Mountain offers about 180 varieties of coffee, cocoa and tea. The company sells its drinks to wholesale customers, like supermarkets and food service companies, as well as in ExxonMobil convenience stores and McDonald’s restaurants.

Green Mountain coffee is sold under the Newman’s Own Organics brand and the Tully’s label, but the biggest moneymaker for this firm is its Keurig single-cup brewing systems for office and home use. As the recession puts the squeeze on caffeine junkies, it’s much cheaper to make your own cup of java–which means booming sales for Green Mountain.

This past April, I told investors to buy shares of Green Mountain before its earnings report. The company delivered a huge earnings surprise, and the stock soared 37% the next day.

I recommended selling the stock after the big move. We made 80% in a little over two months. The good news is that the stock is back on my buy list. Green Mountain’s earnings report earlier this month topped Wall Street’s estimates, plus the company raised its EPS estimate for all of next year to $1.75 to $1.85 from its earlier range of $1.70 to $1.80. Green Mountain Coffee continues to be a very strong buy.


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