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September 20, 2010 at 11:43 AM #17974September 20, 2010 at 12:10 PM #606883
CoronitaParticipantI think you’re looking in the wrong place. I don’t think many piggies here would be in that situation.
Hey Robert..I got a suggestion. Instead of giving media attention and doing sap stories after sap stories about how people are losing their homes because they can’t afford to make payments, for whatever reasons (divorce, Heloced the hell of out their home to buy crap like BMW’s and Rolexes, Gucci purses), and keep fostering this “victimhood mentality”, how about doing stories about folks that managed ok or well during this downturn?…You know because they SAVED MONEY throughout the years and didn’t blow it on bling?
You won’t have a problem finding people on this board, and it actually might actually do this country some good…Puts things in relative perspectives about NEEDS and WANTS which I think has been lost in translation…
Contrary to popular belief… Living in a bought/loaned home is a WANT, not a NEED. A NEED is shelter, which could be satisfied by RENTING……
September 20, 2010 at 12:10 PM #606971CoronitaParticipantI think you’re looking in the wrong place. I don’t think many piggies here would be in that situation.
Hey Robert..I got a suggestion. Instead of giving media attention and doing sap stories after sap stories about how people are losing their homes because they can’t afford to make payments, for whatever reasons (divorce, Heloced the hell of out their home to buy crap like BMW’s and Rolexes, Gucci purses), and keep fostering this “victimhood mentality”, how about doing stories about folks that managed ok or well during this downturn?…You know because they SAVED MONEY throughout the years and didn’t blow it on bling?
You won’t have a problem finding people on this board, and it actually might actually do this country some good…Puts things in relative perspectives about NEEDS and WANTS which I think has been lost in translation…
Contrary to popular belief… Living in a bought/loaned home is a WANT, not a NEED. A NEED is shelter, which could be satisfied by RENTING……
September 20, 2010 at 12:10 PM #607526CoronitaParticipantI think you’re looking in the wrong place. I don’t think many piggies here would be in that situation.
Hey Robert..I got a suggestion. Instead of giving media attention and doing sap stories after sap stories about how people are losing their homes because they can’t afford to make payments, for whatever reasons (divorce, Heloced the hell of out their home to buy crap like BMW’s and Rolexes, Gucci purses), and keep fostering this “victimhood mentality”, how about doing stories about folks that managed ok or well during this downturn?…You know because they SAVED MONEY throughout the years and didn’t blow it on bling?
You won’t have a problem finding people on this board, and it actually might actually do this country some good…Puts things in relative perspectives about NEEDS and WANTS which I think has been lost in translation…
Contrary to popular belief… Living in a bought/loaned home is a WANT, not a NEED. A NEED is shelter, which could be satisfied by RENTING……
September 20, 2010 at 12:10 PM #607634CoronitaParticipantI think you’re looking in the wrong place. I don’t think many piggies here would be in that situation.
Hey Robert..I got a suggestion. Instead of giving media attention and doing sap stories after sap stories about how people are losing their homes because they can’t afford to make payments, for whatever reasons (divorce, Heloced the hell of out their home to buy crap like BMW’s and Rolexes, Gucci purses), and keep fostering this “victimhood mentality”, how about doing stories about folks that managed ok or well during this downturn?…You know because they SAVED MONEY throughout the years and didn’t blow it on bling?
You won’t have a problem finding people on this board, and it actually might actually do this country some good…Puts things in relative perspectives about NEEDS and WANTS which I think has been lost in translation…
Contrary to popular belief… Living in a bought/loaned home is a WANT, not a NEED. A NEED is shelter, which could be satisfied by RENTING……
September 20, 2010 at 12:10 PM #607952CoronitaParticipantI think you’re looking in the wrong place. I don’t think many piggies here would be in that situation.
Hey Robert..I got a suggestion. Instead of giving media attention and doing sap stories after sap stories about how people are losing their homes because they can’t afford to make payments, for whatever reasons (divorce, Heloced the hell of out their home to buy crap like BMW’s and Rolexes, Gucci purses), and keep fostering this “victimhood mentality”, how about doing stories about folks that managed ok or well during this downturn?…You know because they SAVED MONEY throughout the years and didn’t blow it on bling?
You won’t have a problem finding people on this board, and it actually might actually do this country some good…Puts things in relative perspectives about NEEDS and WANTS which I think has been lost in translation…
Contrary to popular belief… Living in a bought/loaned home is a WANT, not a NEED. A NEED is shelter, which could be satisfied by RENTING……
September 20, 2010 at 12:14 PM #606893scaredyclassic
Participantheck yeah! I 2nd that. if you want to profile a dull dude who has avoided buying a house while incurring the wrath of his spouse for 8 years against all kinds of media and social pressure, while saving a chunk of change by avoiding vacations, eating out and general consumption, I’m your man! I mean, deviance sells on tv, my lifestyle is about as deviant as you can get in america
September 20, 2010 at 12:14 PM #606981Participantheck yeah! I 2nd that. if you want to profile a dull dude who has avoided buying a house while incurring the wrath of his spouse for 8 years against all kinds of media and social pressure, while saving a chunk of change by avoiding vacations, eating out and general consumption, I’m your man! I mean, deviance sells on tv, my lifestyle is about as deviant as you can get in america
September 20, 2010 at 12:14 PM #607536Participantheck yeah! I 2nd that. if you want to profile a dull dude who has avoided buying a house while incurring the wrath of his spouse for 8 years against all kinds of media and social pressure, while saving a chunk of change by avoiding vacations, eating out and general consumption, I’m your man! I mean, deviance sells on tv, my lifestyle is about as deviant as you can get in america
September 20, 2010 at 12:14 PM #607644Participantheck yeah! I 2nd that. if you want to profile a dull dude who has avoided buying a house while incurring the wrath of his spouse for 8 years against all kinds of media and social pressure, while saving a chunk of change by avoiding vacations, eating out and general consumption, I’m your man! I mean, deviance sells on tv, my lifestyle is about as deviant as you can get in america
September 20, 2010 at 12:14 PM #607962Participantheck yeah! I 2nd that. if you want to profile a dull dude who has avoided buying a house while incurring the wrath of his spouse for 8 years against all kinds of media and social pressure, while saving a chunk of change by avoiding vacations, eating out and general consumption, I’m your man! I mean, deviance sells on tv, my lifestyle is about as deviant as you can get in america
September 20, 2010 at 12:49 PM #606933NotCranky
Participant…and I thought all married piggs owned more than one home(just in case).
September 20, 2010 at 12:49 PM #607021Participant…and I thought all married piggs owned more than one home(just in case).
September 20, 2010 at 12:49 PM #607576Participant…and I thought all married piggs owned more than one home(just in case).
September 20, 2010 at 12:49 PM #607685Participant…and I thought all married piggs owned more than one home(just in case).
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