RE:RE:Bruce linton on Wall Street reporter 12:30 BCproud250, A lot of people care. They are called shareholders. And the company didn't fall apart in any way, shape or form. In fact nothing changed at the company. The stock however dropped 55%, after going up 633% in 1 month. I call that normal. And the interview with Linton is not desperate, it is just another good example of smart use of media by Todd. And if anything it is overdue, I have been waiting for some more Linton media time. I wish the ceo over at BUZZ, Daniel Cohen, had a fraction of Todd's media savy. And how fitting that someone like you would use the term IMAO. Some might consider this embarassing but I actually had to look up what that meant. I was familiar with IMHO, but was truly disgusted to learn that IMAO meant "in my arrogant opinion". But when I think of the various posts you have made, it actually makes sense. And you even have the word proud in your handle. Truly disgusting that someone would actually brag about being proud. A lot of theologians and philosophers consider pride to be the deadliest of the seven deadly sins.
See below on arrogance. You are wicked and foolish man, a very noxious combination.
How is IMAO used?
People fond of using IMAO in their texts and on social media might not be aware that it implies that they consider their opinion carries more weight than is warranted. IMAO stands for "in my arrogant opinion," and, well, being arrogant means you have an exaggerated sense of self-importance and tend to make excessive or unjustified claims.
BCProud250 wrote: LOL great, but who cares. A desperate move after seeing his company fall apart over the last week and a half. Doesn't mean this will help the SP. lmao
Longhorn9111888 wrote: U know it's going to go up