Why do people like using the word "Incredible" to describe something good?? It really pisses me off. According to Websters dictionary .. Incredible means without credibility , fake , un true...false... dnt use the word incredible to describe something good..it negates the object of desire..
In Australia we use British English (essentially), so "incredible" (according to dictionary.com) means: 1. beyond belief or understanding; unbelievable 2. (informal) marvellous; amazing
I often use "incredible" in replacement of "amazing". I guess it depends on which version of English you use (American / International English or British English).
A Famous shipyard in the 1970's. One day before the maiden voyage of their biggest ship to date. She wouldn't start. Something wrong with boiler. Checked every nut, tightened every bolt. Still nothing. They sent for an expert. A guy from Hamburg. Scratched his beard, Said: 'My fee's 1000 pounds" The foreman nodded frantically. "Stand back", said the expert. He gave the boiler an almighty wallop with his hammer. It hiccuped, burped, chugged into life. The foreman stood aghast. '1000 pounds for one thump with a hammer?" "No,'said the expert. "for one thump with the hammer, 1 pound. for knowing where to thump, 999pounds
Be Smart and you will get rich doing little.... :) All the best to you all
going through all the signals i have bookmarked for the last 1 year. All the signals went burst... no more.. kaput! MQL should seriously release a report ....