🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <38f18vkalgemvbhfu...@4ax.com>, 
br...@zakalwe.demon.co.uk says...
> On 25 Mar 2003 19:12:38 GMT, shing...@aol.com (Shingen036) wrote:
> 
> >>From: Memnoch mem...@nospampleaseimbritish.ntlworld.com 
> >>Date: 3/25/03 12:55 PM Central Standard Time
> >
> >>Does it sound daft to anyone else that vessels of that size only have 10
> >>fighters or 10 marines?? Look at modern day aircraft carriers for comparison.
> >>It just sounds totally daft to me.
> >
> >well it would be kinda hard to manage 50+ fighters and 150+ marines.. hell it's
> >almost a nightmare managing 4 fighters, 8 pilots and 20 marines!
> >
> >that's why I stick with the heavy cruisers... much less micro-managing of
> >incompentent AI staff.. =P
> 
> I thought I could utilise the commodities bug to make myself rich
> tonight. I remembered I always used to run minerals from Galcom to the
> Grazer at Pluto for a hefty profit, so I spent my whole stash (14 mil)
> on Gallium, because Galcom had 1073741823 tons of the stuff, at 3409 a
> ton. When I got to Pluto the price was 3410! So that's a whopping
> 0.029% profit, minus expenses. Talk about the entrepreneurial spirit!

Wow -- it looks like the BattleCruiser economic model has accounted for 
the oversupply of Gallium by creating what is essentially a buyer's 
market!  How remarkable!  Does BCM also allow your importing/exporting 
venture to become a publically traded company?  What is your debt to 
equity ratio?  Please post your most current Balance Sheet and P&L 
immediately!

I wonder if I can duplicate the BCM experience by using a BattleCruiser 
Icon for Quickbooks?

Bret