Bogleheads you would most like to meet and why?
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Taylor Larimore
Larry Swedroe
RetiredJG
Watty
Toons
Abuss368
David Jay
Dbr
Dratkinson
Nisiprius
BSsteiner
KlangFool
And many more.
For maturity, wisdom, broad outlook/perspective, altruistic fact based actionable input.
Thanks.
Larry Swedroe
RetiredJG
Watty
Toons
Abuss368
David Jay
Dbr
Dratkinson
Nisiprius
BSsteiner
KlangFool
And many more.
For maturity, wisdom, broad outlook/perspective, altruistic fact based actionable input.
Thanks.
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I must add:VictoriaF wrote: ↑Wed Sep 20, 2017 10:47 am I am honored to have met many Bogleheads at annual meetings and DC metro Bogleheads events. The ones I have not met but would like to include:
- Mudpuppy - one of my most trusted cyber security sources
- retiredjg - one of the wisest and most helpful Bogleheads
- 2015 - we have similar approaches to life, and I'd like to learn more about his projects
- stoptothink - provides excellent health-related comments, within the Forum policies, and has an admirable lifestyle
- TomatoTomahto - a great guy based on his posts
- Raybo - my retirement role model
- kramer - my retirement and global living role model
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^^ Like I said, everyone, because while I can't remember everyone's screen name, after reading their input, I know it would be interesting to talk to them in person.
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In that case, Livesoft is welcome to come to my little town and buy me breakfast, lunch or dinner.
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Many good suggestions above. I would add Robert T. If he has already been mentioned, I must have missed it.
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Here is the list so far:
2015
AlohaJoe
avalpert
BSteiner
celia
John Bogle
KlangFool
lack_ey
Ladygeek
Larry Swedroe
Lev
LH2004 (died)
Livesoft
meg77
Mel Lindauer
mingstar
mlebuf
Mudpuppy
Munchkin Man
nedsaid
Nisiprius
Old Meph (died)
Petrocelli
retiredjg
Robert T
sscritic
SheepDog
Stemikger
Taylor Larimore
Toons
Valuethinker
VictoriaF
2015
AlohaJoe
avalpert
BSteiner
celia
John Bogle
KlangFool
lack_ey
Ladygeek
Larry Swedroe
Lev
LH2004 (died)
Livesoft
meg77
Mel Lindauer
mingstar
mlebuf
Mudpuppy
Munchkin Man
nedsaid
Nisiprius
Old Meph (died)
Petrocelli
retiredjg
Robert T
sscritic
SheepDog
Stemikger
Taylor Larimore
Toons
Valuethinker
VictoriaF
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That's a good list. There are a lot of folks on here I would love to meet.
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The best way to meet a couple hundred of them (and Jack Bogle as a bonus) is to attend one of the annual Bogleheads Conferences.
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It would be nice to have either a one day pass or a venue that would accommodate more people.
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I have been fortunate to meet many BHs at the Philadelphia national meetings and at local meetings. There are a lot of friendly, intelligent, and good humored BHs out there.
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It's on my to-do list. But it's a hard ticket to come by!Mel Lindauer wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2017 7:52 amThe best way to meet a couple hundred of them (and Jack Bogle as a bonus) is to attend one of the annual Bogleheads Conferences.
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LOL. Any time Brother!!Grt2bOutdoors wrote: ↑Wed Sep 20, 2017 10:31 am Stemikger - we can talk about the Balanced index fund and the High Line
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I would like to meet Murray Boyd. Murray appears to be both thoughtful and inquisitive, and to have a good sense of humor. These are attributes I hope I have, but I'm not sure I do to the degree I would like. Plus, I think Murray lives in a cool city I have never visited.
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I met LadyGeek at a BH reunion. I thought she would be kind of scary due to her moderating activities, but she was absolutely delightful, interesting and friendly.
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Thank you for compiling the list. When you have a chance please add my additional nominations:pondering wrote: ↑Thu Sep 21, 2017 6:52 am Here is the list so far:
2015
AlohaJoe
avalpert
BSteiner
celia
John Bogle
KlangFool
lack_ey
Ladygeek
Larry Swedroe
Lev
LH2004 (died)
Livesoft
meg77
Mel Lindauer
mingstar
mlebuf
Mudpuppy
Munchkin Man
nedsaid
Nisiprius
Old Meph (died)
Petrocelli
retiredjg
Robert T
sscritic
SheepDog
Stemikger
Taylor Larimore
Toons
Valuethinker
VictoriaF
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I very much agree. I have not mentioned LadyGeek in my list, because I have already met her.
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I say Nisiprius because of his talents in getting to the crux of a matter without needing to step on anybody's toes.
Picture a bunch of students working together to try to solve a problem. Left to their own devices, they hem and haw, agree and disagree, and can often come up with the wrong approach and the wrong answer. The professor comes in, checks their work, and with only a few words points them back onto the right path. I've seen Nisi rescue threads like that for years.
There are some bond bubble topics that I think are his finest work. He doesn't make it an argument contradicting the premises that bonds can do poorly or try to get into a knife fight with folks that would not be caught dead ever buying a bond; rather, he takes what are the most alarmist positions and scales them back to reality. Ok, if you say bonds are going to be massacred, let me show you what a bond massacre looks like from examining this past data -- see, that wasn't so bad at all, was it -- more like a bond haircut, right?
I rely on him to reduce the terms and break the conversation down to the lowest common denominator -- what matters (or doesn't) for me in my life. Plus, he is somehow able to do this in a positive and friendly way.
If I met him, I would say thank you for all the hard work.
Picture a bunch of students working together to try to solve a problem. Left to their own devices, they hem and haw, agree and disagree, and can often come up with the wrong approach and the wrong answer. The professor comes in, checks their work, and with only a few words points them back onto the right path. I've seen Nisi rescue threads like that for years.
There are some bond bubble topics that I think are his finest work. He doesn't make it an argument contradicting the premises that bonds can do poorly or try to get into a knife fight with folks that would not be caught dead ever buying a bond; rather, he takes what are the most alarmist positions and scales them back to reality. Ok, if you say bonds are going to be massacred, let me show you what a bond massacre looks like from examining this past data -- see, that wasn't so bad at all, was it -- more like a bond haircut, right?
I rely on him to reduce the terms and break the conversation down to the lowest common denominator -- what matters (or doesn't) for me in my life. Plus, he is somehow able to do this in a positive and friendly way.
If I met him, I would say thank you for all the hard work.
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Someday I would like to meet myself. I have heard I am funny and witty and I think I would enjoy my company.
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KlangFool & VictoriaF, both have expanded my world view in ways I never thought possible.
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Perhaps in a parallel universe, TheTimeLord.TheTimeLord wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2017 7:49 am Someday I would like to meet myself. I have heard I am funny and witty and I think I would enjoy my company.
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I believe you chose the correct name thenTheTimeLord wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2017 7:49 am Someday I would like to meet myself. I have heard I am funny and witty and I think I would enjoy my company.
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It was nice to see that I was listed twice. So perhaps I should make it a goal to attend 2018 Bogleheads in Philadelphia. The trip itself won't be too expensive. It is all those other costs that are just killers. Getting a hairpiece, getting it all tuned up and styled, botox, losing 15-20 pounds, a years' worth of beauty treatments, getting more stylish clothes and a nice watch. Oh man, the wardrobe itself is a lot!! Probably need to hire a personal trainer. Probably an image consultant and a life coach. Then probably some finishing school so that there are no social gaffes, holding my cup of tea with my pinkie held out just so. I don't know, it just seems so much easier to be an anonymous avatar!
All kidding aside, it is an honor to be listed by a couple of posters.
All kidding aside, it is an honor to be listed by a couple of posters.
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Sometimes I feel the same way. Every once in a while, I will go back and read my old posts. I look at that and wonder, who wrote that? Not bad!TheTimeLord wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2017 7:49 am Someday I would like to meet myself. I have heard I am funny and witty and I think I would enjoy my company.
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My own list will inevitably leave some people out, so I apologize in advance for anyone I overlooked. These are not in order.
LadyGeek (She takes away the punch bowl before the partiers get too rowdy).
Triceratop (Thinks I make sense most of the time. What about the rest of the time?)
Mel Lindauer (Along with Taylor, an expert on insurance and annuities).
Taylor Larimore (Gracious, wise, a true gentleman)
VictoriaF (Her comedic talents are on display here as well as her stand-up routine).
Retiredjg (we have crossed paths many times helping people with questions)
Abuss368 (The bond and REITs guy).
Dbr
Nisiprius (I love those charts)
Lack_ey (Can explain the quant stuff even to my simple mind).
Beatthestreet
Larry Swedroe (Fought many times in the dividend threads)
Rick Ferri
Paul Merriman
Livesoft
Valuethinker (His essays on the forum are legendary).
Toons (I want to see those six shooters and that 'stash)
Garland Whizzer (Chief Investment Officer for Bogleheads)
meg77
Robert T
Stemikger (Can't talk him into International stocks).
SheepDog (I just love his avatar. Great posts on investing after retirement).
bjr89 (Investment pro. Honor to have interacted with him).
Trev H
Duckie (always gives excellent portfolio advice)
Itstoomuch (Frequently lurk together in Variable Annuity threads)
Siamond (great analyst, helped fill the void left by Larry Swedroe)
pkcrafter
EmergingDoc
neurosphere
stlutz
dodecahedron (Her recollections of her deceased husband are touching. "I'll be seeing you in all the old familiar places, That this heart of mine embraces, All Day Through).
ResearchMed
selftalk
Random Walker (Does all the Larry Swedroe threads now.)
HomerJ
norcalkenny
Packer16 (found in the Value threads. One of the "usual suspects.")
JoMoney (One of the "usual suspects.")
leeraar (Annoyingly more logical than Spock).
secret Asian man
Backpacker (Another one of the "usual suspects." Has come and gone and come back and gone again).
riptide
Bill Bernstein (A truly great thinker. His earlier work has held up great.)
Jack Bogle (A truly great and accomplished man. Explains things in a clear, understandable fashion).
Grok87 (Legendary for Grok's tips and for TIPS ladders).
Lynette (I added her because she said I was good looking. I have enjoyed her posts over the years).
grt2boutdoors
grabiner (one of the most knowledgeable posters here. Whatever he says, you just take it to the bank).
Sandtrap
Lev
Tomato Tomahto (let's call the whole thing off).
Klangfool
Raybo (love his photo albums of his bike travels).
Arcticpineapplecorp
Laura (one of the co-authors of the Boglehead's books. Real life diplomat with State Department).
LadyGeek (She takes away the punch bowl before the partiers get too rowdy).
Triceratop (Thinks I make sense most of the time. What about the rest of the time?)
Mel Lindauer (Along with Taylor, an expert on insurance and annuities).
Taylor Larimore (Gracious, wise, a true gentleman)
VictoriaF (Her comedic talents are on display here as well as her stand-up routine).
Retiredjg (we have crossed paths many times helping people with questions)
Abuss368 (The bond and REITs guy).
Dbr
Nisiprius (I love those charts)
Lack_ey (Can explain the quant stuff even to my simple mind).
Beatthestreet
Larry Swedroe (Fought many times in the dividend threads)
Rick Ferri
Paul Merriman
Livesoft
Valuethinker (His essays on the forum are legendary).
Toons (I want to see those six shooters and that 'stash)
Garland Whizzer (Chief Investment Officer for Bogleheads)
meg77
Robert T
Stemikger (Can't talk him into International stocks).
SheepDog (I just love his avatar. Great posts on investing after retirement).
bjr89 (Investment pro. Honor to have interacted with him).
Trev H
Duckie (always gives excellent portfolio advice)
Itstoomuch (Frequently lurk together in Variable Annuity threads)
Siamond (great analyst, helped fill the void left by Larry Swedroe)
pkcrafter
EmergingDoc
neurosphere
stlutz
dodecahedron (Her recollections of her deceased husband are touching. "I'll be seeing you in all the old familiar places, That this heart of mine embraces, All Day Through).
ResearchMed
selftalk
Random Walker (Does all the Larry Swedroe threads now.)
HomerJ
norcalkenny
Packer16 (found in the Value threads. One of the "usual suspects.")
JoMoney (One of the "usual suspects.")
leeraar (Annoyingly more logical than Spock).
secret Asian man
Backpacker (Another one of the "usual suspects." Has come and gone and come back and gone again).
riptide
Bill Bernstein (A truly great thinker. His earlier work has held up great.)
Jack Bogle (A truly great and accomplished man. Explains things in a clear, understandable fashion).
Grok87 (Legendary for Grok's tips and for TIPS ladders).
Lynette (I added her because she said I was good looking. I have enjoyed her posts over the years).
grt2boutdoors
grabiner (one of the most knowledgeable posters here. Whatever he says, you just take it to the bank).
Sandtrap
Lev
Tomato Tomahto (let's call the whole thing off).
Klangfool
Raybo (love his photo albums of his bike travels).
Arcticpineapplecorp
Laura (one of the co-authors of the Boglehead's books. Real life diplomat with State Department).
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In real life, I do resemble my avatar. I am 58 years old. I guess Taylor would say I am just a kid.Lynette wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2017 7:13 pmnedsaid wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2017 6:40 pm It was nice to see that I was listed twice. So perhaps I should make it a goal to attend 2018 Bogleheads in Philadelphia. The trip itself won't be too expensive. It is all those other costs that are just killers. Getting a hairpiece, getting it all tuned up and styled, botox, losing 15-20 pounds, a years' worth of beauty treatments, getting more stylish clothes and a nice watch. Oh man, the wardrobe itself is a lot!! Probably need to hire a personal trainer. Probably an image consultant and a life coach. Then probably some finishing school so that there are no social gaffes, holding my cup of tea with my pinkie held out just so. I don't know, it just seems so much easier to be an anonymous avatar!
All kidding aside, it is an honor to be listed by a couple of posters.
Then you would likely be the best looking guy there. Most attendees were rather ordinary looking and some of us are old ...
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This made me laugh.nedsaid wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2017 6:40 pmIt is all those other costs that are just killers. Getting a hairpiece, getting it all tuned up and styled, botox, losing 15-20 pounds, a years' worth of beauty treatments, getting more stylish clothes and a nice watch. Oh man, the wardrobe itself is a lot!! Probably need to hire a personal trainer. Probably an image consultant and a life coach. Then probably some finishing school so that there are no social gaffes, holding my cup of tea with my pinkie held out just so. I don't know, it just seems so much easier to be an anonymous avatar
Yes, it is normal to see an anonymous poster you respect as a super god/goddess when in fact....most of us are just plain ordinary people. Warts and all.
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Yep, I am pretty ordinary.retiredjg wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2017 7:41 pmThis made me laugh.nedsaid wrote: ↑Thu Sep 28, 2017 6:40 pmIt is all those other costs that are just killers. Getting a hairpiece, getting it all tuned up and styled, botox, losing 15-20 pounds, a years' worth of beauty treatments, getting more stylish clothes and a nice watch. Oh man, the wardrobe itself is a lot!! Probably need to hire a personal trainer. Probably an image consultant and a life coach. Then probably some finishing school so that there are no social gaffes, holding my cup of tea with my pinkie held out just so. I don't know, it just seems so much easier to be an anonymous avatar
Yes, it is normal to see an anonymous poster you respect as a super god/goddess when in fact....most of us are just plain ordinary people. Warts and all.
A fool and his money are good for business.
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I would like to go fishing with Siamond. Some good metaphors in re investing and withdrawal rates.
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Interesting question and thread. I'd like to meet MANY of you!
The ones that jumped to the top of mind are:
VictoriaF - I find your perspective intriguing, your passion for life contagious, and your experiences fascinating.
Livesoft - Man, you say what I think (but do it in far less words)
MunchkinMan - I will come to you and buy the drinks...
JackFFR - Lets talk cars. Especially the factory five project I am about to restart.
Taylor - your insight, knowledge, willingness to help so many, your service to our countty and this community, and our shared love of sailing.
Plus many, many more.
The ones that jumped to the top of mind are:
VictoriaF - I find your perspective intriguing, your passion for life contagious, and your experiences fascinating.
Livesoft - Man, you say what I think (but do it in far less words)
MunchkinMan - I will come to you and buy the drinks...
JackFFR - Lets talk cars. Especially the factory five project I am about to restart.
Taylor - your insight, knowledge, willingness to help so many, your service to our countty and this community, and our shared love of sailing.
Plus many, many more.
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Articpinapplecorp.....I would like to me this person...............
I have a great respect for his detailed knowledge. I have read a number of his posts and his detailed replies make a seemingly difficult subject much easier to understand...........
I have a great respect for his detailed knowledge. I have read a number of his posts and his detailed replies make a seemingly difficult subject much easier to understand...........
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Meg77 and VictoriaF and a few other LadyBogles whose screen names I cannot recall off the top of my head. Nothing against the guys, and there are many I'd like to thank / meet, but I find women who are outspoken, can speak finance, who have their act together, etc. very inspirational. And a bit rare on this board.
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Kramer - Early retirement and living overseas. Envious!
Raybo - Biking adventures!
Raybo - Biking adventures!
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If I ever met myself I'd probably beat me up.TheTimeLord wrote: ↑Sat Sep 23, 2017 7:49 am Someday I would like to meet myself. I have heard I am funny and witty and I think I would enjoy my company.
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I would agree, plus there’s no ego in their posts. I’d add englishgirl to the list if only because I like her username.10YearPlan wrote: ↑Fri Sep 29, 2017 2:09 pm Meg77 and VictoriaF and a few other LadyBogles whose screen names I cannot recall off the top of my head. Nothing against the guys, and there are many I'd like to thank / meet, but I find women who are outspoken, can speak finance, who have their act together, etc. very inspirational. And a bit rare on this board.
Top of my list though is Taylor, then VictoriaF. If I ever meet him I envision it like arriving at the top of Mount Boglehead to speak to the wise sage. He hands me a piece of paper with three funds written on them...
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Yes, but as a regular reader of this forum, you already know which three funds they'll be.angelescrest wrote: ↑Sat Sep 30, 2017 7:59 am Top of my list though is Taylor . . . If I ever meet him I envision it like arriving at the top of Mount Boglehead to speak to the wise sage. He hands me a piece of paper with three funds written on them...