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Fri 05/23/14 12:21 PM
I want a drink and the discovery channel

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Fri 05/23/14 12:17 PM
lol this made my day :)

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Fri 05/23/14 12:13 PM
I want friendship and plus sized women.

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Fri 05/23/14 12:10 PM
I no jealous. But I drive to cook tacos

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Fri 05/23/14 12:08 PM
I am sexy. lol and I can cook taco bell.

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Fri 05/23/14 12:07 PM
In 2 months I want to marry for money

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Fri 05/23/14 12:01 PM
I want Nigeria.

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Fri 05/23/14 11:57 AM


How do you see a distance relationship.

Telescope?

lol or all katy perry

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Fri 05/23/14 11:54 AM
I'll give you a dollar. but can you pay me back with a wedding in bora bora please.

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Fri 05/23/14 11:51 AM
i want italy too!

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Fri 05/23/14 09:00 AM

It doesn't matter even one bit what the number is. A higher number is arbitrary. Purchasing power is what matters. If less people are working because businesses can't afford the higher wages, then less is produced which means less for everyone no matter how you redistribute it.

If EVERYONE worked, even at 1 cent an hour, more wealth would be created and we could all buy more. Money is after all nothing but a representation of labor. If no one labors, doesn't matter if you have a $500 minimum wage.

Not suggesting that we have a 1 cent minimum wage, but not $16 per hour for flipping burgers either.


If I paid my burger flipper $16/hr then I need to just close down shop cause I'm only paying myself $20 to run the joint....or maybe even less. My profit is now a loss...

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Fri 05/23/14 08:56 AM
I loved the first matchbox 20 album, the first sublime album, the Dive album by Sarah brightman

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Fri 05/23/14 08:54 AM





Coming soon, "The Affordable Mortgage Act".
"If you like your home, you can keep it".:tongue:



They claim the Affordable Mortgage Act is what led to the bubbles crashing to begin with. And it didn't matter how much people liked the homes they couldn't really afford to buy in the first place, once the gig was up it was over.

I can just imagine how high rent will be on the new apartment complexes being built to house those who were scammed by the AMA. Big money is going to stay big money regardless to how it affects the rest of us penny pinchers.


Sure you can blame the law that gives incentives to banks to loan to high risk people, but I prefer to shift that over to people who take bigger loans than they could afford.


I think "all" sides are equally responsible as they were trying to get something from nothing together yet separately.


That is like saying since the government allows you to buy a gun then they are equally responsible if you kill someone with it. I disagree. It is the individuals responsibility. You take out a loan it is your responsibility to pay it. No one else's.


Agree and I hate to admit it but it's for the best that homebuying rules have tightened. I bought my first home with no job. lol ridiculous. (before the crash)

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Fri 05/23/14 08:48 AM

True story
Thinking of going younger myself
Not 20 year olds I'm thinking over 35
Men in their late 40's faaa-git-about-it
Lol
Women seem to hit their peak when men are sliding
Quickly down theirs


there's something about over 40 and viagra lol

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Thu 05/22/14 12:49 PM

If I like an organisation or company on FB, does that mean they can automatically read what I post on my FB? Never thought about that, never cared much, until recently about one specific organisation.

I got it set up that friends from friends can read/react, not everyone.

Anyone know the answer?


idk but i don't think so.

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Thu 05/22/14 12:46 PM
ahaha lmao strangest post yet!

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Thu 05/22/14 12:36 PM

Sale my Arse , you know those are free. noway


lol never ending supply of them :)

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Thu 05/22/14 12:36 PM

blushing Give me an old fashioned suit, and let me have fun guessing what's behind it...


lol right, why buy the cow when u've seen the goods

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Thu 05/22/14 11:00 AM





lol I'll take what I can get today!



My kind of woman, flowers


WTH...I picked the older guys, and I don't get any flowers???tears


lol flowerforyou

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Thu 05/22/14 10:59 AM






Underwater doesn't mean they dont have a home. It means they owe more than it is currently worth. Most likely that means they bought it not long before the bubble burst If they paid so little so far.


I know... I was just thinking about all those who actually lost their homes too... and that the current homeowners who are already underwater might have to take the next step off the deep end and not be able to come back up. What then? Where do they all go?


I work in construction. We are building tons of apartments. They will be "renting" especially with how hard it is to get a mortgage these days.


That makes sense. Homeowners getting downgraded to apartment renters.

If I was really underwater I would just let it go. but luckily the market values are going back up again since there is less inventory on the market.


But are there enough buyers with steady and adequate employment as well as the ready money to take advantage of whats available?


buyers: yes
buyers with 20% down: no
buyers willing to pay higher for a home appraised for less: no

as for david :) yea underwater is just a term that says you owe more on your home than it's currently worth. keep it if you can afford to make payments, don't if u can't.

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