Quote from: RationalSpeculator on June 04, 2013, 03:20:26 PM

Quote from: wtfvanity on June 04, 2013, 01:59:51 PM

Quote from: ar9 on June 04, 2013, 04:23:38 AM

Thanks for being a great CEO Erik!
(I expect a reply in 12 hours)

I echo Draino and Abu's concerns.
(No reply, ever.)

You manipulated shareholders, Erik.
I don't know why you're getting a pass with so many people on these forums. My guess is that they're kids who don't know the first thing about running a company and offering shares to the public.

If you don't like what he is doing, sell your shares. The people that truly don't like getting jerked around if they so felt that way, did so a long time ago.

Indeed, that's a strong indication that they are in it for the verbal abuse they can dump on Erik. They probably have been verbally abused themselves, probably by their closest relatives, and are now transfering that shit to others. They prefer victims that cannot fight back or escape easily as that was exactly what happened to them. I can strongly relate with this kind of behavior as I have done the same in the past, transfering my shit to others unjustly. The way to break that cycle is to not accept any chit anymore yourself, or give back the chit to the ones that gave it, probably some close relatives.

Here a conversation with someone who realizes he is rejecting good people and why: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=boRTelS8iK4

Here is my disclosure. I bought shares near IPO price. Saw them go up in value a lot. Saw things that I didn't like. Share price started to dive, and I sold for about what I bought them for. I keep an eye on it in case it becomes an investment I want to get back into. It's not. I also am not too happy with some of everhoos transparency and lack of response. So. Instead of crying about it like a fucking baby, I won't participate in sdice until it becomes an investment that I would be happy with.

So, Abu22, stop sounding like a cry baby idiot, and sell your shares if you aren't happy how things are being run. I take it, that you DON'T have a controlling interest in sdice. Since I'm talking in percentages, I bet you don't need any fingers to explain how much sdice stock you're hanging onto.