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Wow, are those numbers right? 2-3% isn`t much.
I`m actually in the process of getting diagnosed,
its very uncomfortable to not have a diagnose on
paper and claim to have something i feel. Its not so
long ago things started falling into place for me and
its interesting hearing someone who knows about it.
Getting a diagnose wont change much for me, i`m too
old for that, but i still want to get it done i have decided.
Have been to psychologists many times when i was
younger, but i always got a "very depressed and slightly
weird" stamp on my head and didnt get anywhere i felt.
One psychologist actually just stopped, said she couldn`t
help me and told me to not come back, i felt so bad
first because i felt bad and didnt know what to do, and then
for being so hopeless that the psychologist got tired of me,
i felt like i bothered her but i really tried my best
that was really some crap

I found someone familiar attacking a bald guy

Another fake coin from here on Ebay
this is the 10th or something this week

http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?Vi ... 0296946980

Luckily it has no bids, people are very aware of
these fakes now, theres lists being made of every
known piece thats in circulation. Heres a site with
pics of some of them: http://gullmedalje.blogspot.com/
(not in english but the coins in the pics are fakes sold
on ebay for many thousands of $))

Hans Langseth seated in ornate chair with beard
draped over his shoulder and down to his hand
thats one hell of a beard! rumour has it there was
a tribe living in it never seen by man

This guy came around today
he loves this pole because there
is a crack in it so he jams nuts and
stuff into the crack, uses it as a holder
while he opens the food - look at that
insane head-action in the bottom pick,
150 pecks a minute

Woodpecker

Last night, I dreamed I was fighting in a war. I was one of the few survivors after a battle when suddenly, my unit was attacked by zombies. All of us were killed, and how did I die? I fell into some hole that appeared out of nowhere to my death. Weird huh?

Coin news:

1973-S Dollar Found On A Copper-Nickel Clad Planchet!




""" September 11, 2008 -- Numismatic Guarantee Corporation of Sarasota, Fla., has graded the first known example of a 1973-S uncirculated Ike dollar struck on a copper-nickel clad planchet. According to NGC, "Coins struck accidentally on planchets intended for other issues are known for quite a number of United States coin types, but they are rarely more spectacular than when occurring with dollar coins. This superb gem Eisenhower Dollar was struck at the San Francisco Mint for inclusion in the series of "blue pack" silver-clad dollars offered by the U. S. Mint at $3 apiece from 1971 to 1974. At first glance it could almost pass for one of these silver-clad pieces, but inspection of its edge reveals the bright orange-red glow of a copper-nickel-clad planchet!"""

People should check their "blue pack" silver-clad dollar sets for more of these

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Wow, i just heard i guy got killed at a local
pub 10 kilometers from here last night
hicksville, saturday night, drinking & fighting
..and killing aparantly

""" September 11, 2008 -- Numismatic Guarantee Corporation of Sarasota, Fla., has graded the first known example of a 1973-S uncirculated Ike dollar struck on a copper-nickel clad planchet. According to NGC, "Coins struck accidentally on planchets intended for other issues are known for quite a number of United States coin types, but they are rarely more spectacular than when occurring with dollar coins. This superb gem Eisenhower Dollar was struck at the San Francisco Mint for inclusion in the series of "blue pack" silver-clad dollars offered by the U. S. Mint at $3 apiece from 1971 to 1974. At first glance it could almost pass for one of these silver-clad pieces, but inspection of its edge reveals the bright orange-red glow of a copper-nickel-clad planchet!"""

"People should check their "blue pack" silver-clad dollar sets for more of these."



Cool. I wonder how many more will surface, now that this error has been found?

Something for me to keep an eye out for.

Looks briliant

Now this is spectacular!

PCGS Certifies Walking Lib 50¢ Double Struck 50% Off-Center On A Silver Quarter Planchet
This unique and spectacular Walking Liberty Half Dollar major mint error is among the rarest and most valuable U.S. mint errors known.






"""
All off-metals in the Walking Liberty Half Dollar series are extremely rare. These include two known on foreign planchets (valued at $25K each), 5-7 known on Quarter planchets (valued at $40K each), one known on a silver dime planchet (valued at $100K) one known on a steel cent planchet (valued at $125K) and a double strike with the second strike approximately 50% off-center (valued at $40K).

Combining two major striking errors on the same coin that is in a series known for extremely rare and expensive mint errors is unbelievable."""

Fascinating. A+

I had heard of him before, didn't he have the longest beard in the world?

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