[F@Hchat 2/16/09] Can't a guy get some Sleep?

nunyadam · February 16th, 2009, 09:48 AM

All I wanted to do was sleep in on my day off, But NO. I have to get up and start a thread for Karma.

My Wife asked if I was going to drink some Coffee. I said I might, Then she went to start it and realized I already had it started.

Sarah L · February 16th, 2009, 11:04 AM

Can't a guy get some Sleep?

NO

I did not get any so suffer.

nunyadam · February 16th, 2009, 11:57 AM

OK, but you should know that this will only lead to me watching Hawaii 5-0, which will lead to drinking beer. outcome of that will be a need for a nap in a couple hours or so. your call but either way i will get my sleep. That or some really strange rambling posts that go on forever, making you wonder what the hell is he talking about? Why is he telling me this? You know the price of tea in China is up today.

Quote:

The current price of tea in China is: £ 68358
with a max bid of ... 68427.27

disclaimer: not to be confused with a butterfly's wings flapping in China. This price is scientifically derived from numbers only tangentially related to the actual price of tea in China, which we have found is profoundly more accurate than actual prices paid for tea in China. How this affects you, your child, or an acquaintance is derived, again, scientifically, by a patent-pending method we'd love to discuss, but can't, at this time. It has little to nothing to do with the technology behind the magic eight ball. A brief overview of the connections between the price of tea in China and these results (both the price and actual bearing on events) is illustrated

Price of Tea in China

coal appears to be on a rebound in china as well.

Quote:

BEIJING: The price of coal is poised to rebound from a two-year slump as China buys more than it exports for the first time in history.
Power use in China, the world's biggest coal producer, is rising 13 percent annually, and utilities are building plants at a record pace. The country gets 78 percent of its electricity from coal, spurring imports from Australia, Indonesia and Vietnam.
"The coal sector in China has undergone a change," said Mark Mobius at Templeton Asset Management in Singapore. Mobius said Asian coal prices might surge 42 percent in five years, propelling shares of China Shenhua Energy, the biggest coal company in the country, as well as China Coal Energy and Yanzhou Coal Mining.
Rising prices for coal would drive power costs higher worldwide, hurting profit at companies like Tokyo Electric Power and RWE of Germany. But it would benefit mining companies like Xstrata, Rio Tinto Group and BHP Billiton.
Annual coal contract prices in Asia may surpass all-time highs within the next 12 months. Deutsche Bank analysts, led by Peter Richardson in Melbourne, predict prices of $58 a metric ton next year and $59.50 in 2009, from about $55.50 for the year that started April 1. Goldman

TimeDeatH · February 16th, 2009, 11:59 AM

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