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I am a very nice guy. But do I care a fuck for my reputation?

Well, does it look like I am someone nearly as worried for my name? Fuck you all. Can I truly stop you from engaging in mud slinging? So why should I worry. No! I am not. I am not worried. But, I am pissed. What am I going to do? Noting just yet. But, pretty soon, I will go right up to the perpetrator’s ass and break his legs.

Some moron is posting false innuendo on his blog and some forums about me not being warm to his well prepared offer to buy one of my domain name. He was already predisposed to me being a huckster. These niggers really do believe that they have rights to what they want for the price they want. Next, he sees some good looking pussy on the street and he’d take it for granted that the cunt would sleep with him. God save her ass if she has the nerve to decline this impotent pale faced dick’s advances.

He came mighty ready with some fucking expert appraisal. So my simple yet cold response hurt that little mama’s boys feeling. That loser then calls me all kinds of names, becomes vicious and tries to be tardy by exacting sweet revenge on my good name. Or so he thought. He thought, by doing so he could ruin my name, business or get an upper hand. That cunt does not know any better.

He has my name all over some whiny forum where grown men act like little pussies. They have his cohorts post non sense on my blog comments. So what is their satisfaction? I don’t know. But what they don’t know is what is coming that moron’s way. Soon enough. That mother fucker won’t even realize that the time to regret is past due. I wanna see how many of his electronic forum pansies will come to defend his rotten existence?

What is a good name today? Nothing. No one cares. Everybody wants something from some one. As long as they get it, they will lick your stinky ass. Try it. Start giving everyone what they want. You won’t have to use toilet paper no more. They will lick your asshole clean and then some.

I am not in the domaining business to become Senator, President or a Pope. And I care shit about what anyone thinks about me. I don’t care. I will still make my super sales. While that ignorant buffoon loathes me as a huckster for domain investing and placing Google ads on my sites. What a disgraceful loser. I’d slap both his parents for giving birth to a jerk like him.

That nigger did not realize that I care shit for online reputation, brand and what have you? That won’t pay my bills. I am a nice guy, but when the fly continues to sit on your cheek, you smash that son of a bitch to smithereens.

I am not Jeff Bezos or Bill Gates. I will use the language I wanna use and I will do what I can to silence that mother fucker from hell. I warned him once and for all and I am not done. He will get hurt.

Reputation be damned. This world is all made up of pimps and whores. Long as people get what they want, they are happy and satisfied. At least for a while.

I own them little babies those mother fuckers who keep emailing me about. They, then call someone a huckster simply because those poverty afflicted son of  bitches can’t afford what they want. They have every fucking property in the world appraised. They’d would love to own the best in life from the minimum wages they earn. And if they get what they want, I am not a huckster then. They will thank me for the transaction. That dirt bag gets pissed if he can’t afford it. That loser!  So, what  the fuck do I care about what you think of my reputation and image? Just pay me for what I got you cunt. Or hide in your mama’s pussy and whine in there. Maybe her internal drenching vaginal fluids will clean your slighted brains and awaken you to reality.

Now! I spit it all. I can do better with my choice of words.

Think twice. Think 10 times before you spread false innuendo about someone simply because you did not get what you wanted and your pussy ass feelings are so hurt that you gotta announce to the whole world about it. Simply because you couldn’t get to the grapes, those grapes are not sour. The one who will come to hurt your ass, is for sure.

I am not done by a long shot. This has just begun. That moron will get hurt. Badly enough. It is  a matter of time. Some folks just don’t learn lessons of the past. They want to be a statistic themselves.

I have no problem with that.

That nigger didn’t think twice to engage in mud slinging. I can’t wait to lay my hands on him.

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6 Millionaire Traits That You Can Adopt

by Stephanie Powers
Tuesday, June 23, 2009

Provided by Investopedia

Millionaires have more in common with each other than just their bank accounts — for some millionaires, striking it rich took courage, salesmanship, vision and passion. Find out which traits are most common to the seven-figure bank account set, and what you can do to hone some of these skills in your own life.

1. Independent Thinking

Millionaires think differently. Not just about money, about everything. The time and energy everybody else spends attempting to conform, millionaires spend creating their own path. Since thoughts impact actions, people who want to be wealthy should think in a way that will get them to that goal. Independent thinking doesn’t mean doing the opposite of what the rest of the world is doing; it means having the courage to follow what is important to you. So, the lesson here is to forge your own way, and let your success drive you to financial spoils – rather than doing it the other way around and trying to chase the money.

Just look at David Geffen. A self-made millionaire with $4.5 billion to his name in 2009, this American record executive and film producer was college dropout, but made millions founding record agencies and signed some of the most prominent musicians of the 1970s and ’80s. Although he didn’t take what many assume to be the usual path to success, his tireless work ethic and sense of personal conviction about artists’ potential allowed him to rack up a sizable fortune.

2. Vision

Millionaires are creative visionaries with a positive attitude. In other words, wealthy people not only have big dreams, they also believe they will come true. As such, wealth seekers should set lofty goals and not be afraid of uncharted territories.

Bill Gates, the world’s richest person in 2009, did just that. The American chairman of Microsoft is one of the founding entrepreneurs who brought personal computers to the masses. Gates jumped into the personal computers business in 1975 and held on tight, creating Microsoft Windows in 1985. When consumers began to bring computers into their homes, Gates was ready to profit from this new age.

3. Skills

Writer Dennis Kimbro interviewed successful people to determine the traits they had in common for his book, “Think and Grow Rich” (1992). He found that they concentrated on their area of excellence. Millionaires also tend to partner with others to supplement their weaker skills. If you don’t know what you are good at, poll friends and family. Use training and mentors to refine your strong skills.

4. Passion

Billionaire investing guru Warren Buffett says “Money is a by-product of something I like to do very much.” Enjoying your work allows you to have the discipline to work hard at it every day. People who interact with money for a living, bankers for example, often love creating new deals and persuading others to complete a transaction. But finding your dream job may take time. The average millionaire doesn’t find it until age 45, and tends to be 54 (on average) before becoming a millionaire. Kimbro found that millionaires tried an average of 17 ventures before they were successful. So, if you want to be rich, stop doing things you don’t enjoy and do what you love. If you don’t know what you love, try a few things and keep trying until you hit on the right thing.

5. Investment

Millionaires are willing to sacrifice time and money to achieve their goals. They are willing to take a risk now for the opportunity of achieving something greater in the future. Investing may include securities or starting a business – either way, it is a step toward achieving great financial rewards. Start investing now.

6. Salesmanship

Millionaires are constantly presenting their ideas and persuading others to buy into them. Good salesmen are oblivious to critics and naysayers. In other words, they don’t take “no” for an answer. Millionaires also have good social skills. In fact, when writer T. Harv Eker analyzed the results of a survey of 753 millionaires for his book, “Secrets of the Millionaire Mind” (2005), he found social skills were more important than IQ. Just look at Donald Trump. His fortune has fluctuated over the years, but his ability to sell himself – whether as a TV personality or as the force behind a line of neckties – has always brought him back among the ranks of celebrity millionaires.

The ability to communicate with people is essential to selling your idea. Contrary to the traditional view of salesmen, millionaires cite honesty as an important factor in their success. If you want to be a millionaire, be an honest salesman and polish your social skills.

Becoming a millionaire is not a goal that can be achieved overnight for most people. In fact, many of the world’s richest people built their wealth over many years (sometimes even generations) by making smart but often bold decisions, putting their skills to the best use possible and doggedly pursuing their vision. If you can learn anything about millionaires, it’s that for many of them, their riches are not necessarily what most sets them apart from the rest of the world – it’s what they did to earn those millions that really stands out.