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[Ben Johnson]

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Since Gus is being/has been sued a dozen times by creditors, does it mean he's going to ban himself?

[ham]

the same old bunch of keyboard sociopaths gazing an empty wall with fixed eyes hoping the skeleton in the next closet won't rattle just now...

[Herbert Spencer]

Ben Johnson Wrote:Since Gus is being/has been sued a dozen times by creditors, does it mean he's going to ban himself?

That would require intellectual honesty, moral integrity and impartiality.  Not a chance in hell!!

[Little Arminius]

He has been real quiet - too quiet. Maybe he is getting another degree or something?  

[Ben Johnson]

Little Arminius Wrote:Maybe he is getting another degree or something?

So do you think maybe the 110 day TESC degree wasn't the key to riches. Maybe he could do a 30 credit portfolio in financial management and get another TESC degree.

Didn't Douglas get something like 12 degrees from Regents in like 18 months?

[Little Arminius]

Ben Johnson Wrote:

Little Arminius Wrote:Maybe he is getting another degree or something?

So do you think maybe the 110 day TESC degree wasn't the key to riches.  Maybe he could do a 30 credit portfolio in financial management and get another TESC degree.

Didn't Douglas get something like 12 degrees from Regents in like 18 months?

Maybe Gus will "earn" a PMP certification like RCD? If so then he'll be able to brag about all the $$$ he is making instead of ducking creditors.

PMP: Project Management Professional

[Albert Hidel]

Little Arminius Wrote:Maybe Gus will "earn" a PMP certification like RCD?

I don't know.  That 60.5% required score is awful high, especially for someone who hadn't already completed a rigorous Union Institute program...  

Quote:Candidates...must have a success rate of at least 60.5% (106 out of 175 questions).

[Little Arminius]

TESC, Excelsior, Union, the PMP designation ... it all sounds like a lot of bullshit to me. I would imagine that prospective employers see it the same way.

[Herbert Spencer]

Little Arminius Wrote:TESC, Excelsior, Union, the PMP designation ... it all sounds like a lot of bullshit to me. I would imagine that prospective employers see it the same way.

Never underestimate the power of alphabet soup.  People who don't know better seem to put a lot of store in such things.  Look at the yard-long list of magic letters registered with FINRA: http://apps.finra.org/datadirectory/1/pr...tions.aspx