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  • December 22, 2007 at 12:07 PM #123010
    temeculaguy
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    HLS, The banks have abandoned the subprime bailout fund.

    http://www.cnbc.com/id/22361874

    With the no penalty for foreclosure law and no help coming, I think you are right about the future foreclosure situation in 2008. Last weekend when I went looking at some foreclosures you wrote on another post about picking out a girl in the bar at 7:30 (which is an analogy I can understand). Now this means there is a busload of strippers on their way to the bar. Thanks for the advice, I took it and I’m going to await the arrival of the first bus because it’s all shaping up to fall apart in 08. But cutting off the aid and paving the “walk away” route, the government intervention is actually going to make this worse than if they had done nothing, brilliant!!!

    December 22, 2007 at 3:10 PM #122780
    HLS
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    TG…

    I was waiting for a reply to that post!@ 🙂
    I knew that you understood even before I gave the analogy.

    The SIV fund was doomed from the beginning, just a feeble attempt to distract the sheople.

    It seems that the HR isn’t going to change what already exists in CA, but WILL affect nationwide housing.

    Even the CEO of BofA this week stated that he is surprised that people are current on credit cards, but behind on mortgage payments.

    DUH!!
    With credit cards in hand, they can run a tab at the bar, waiting for the strippers to show up.
    There is going to be so much talent to choose from, maybe an 8pm choice will still be awesome.
    I guess if you can “afford” it, take your pick at 8pm, and stop by again around 1am and pick up another one!

    What the hay, they are going to be cheap. Just have the stamina!

    I am working on something else that is puzzling me…

    December 22, 2007 at 3:10 PM #122928
    HLS
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    TG…

    I was waiting for a reply to that post!@ 🙂
    I knew that you understood even before I gave the analogy.

    The SIV fund was doomed from the beginning, just a feeble attempt to distract the sheople.

    It seems that the HR isn’t going to change what already exists in CA, but WILL affect nationwide housing.

    Even the CEO of BofA this week stated that he is surprised that people are current on credit cards, but behind on mortgage payments.

    DUH!!
    With credit cards in hand, they can run a tab at the bar, waiting for the strippers to show up.
    There is going to be so much talent to choose from, maybe an 8pm choice will still be awesome.
    I guess if you can “afford” it, take your pick at 8pm, and stop by again around 1am and pick up another one!

    What the hay, they are going to be cheap. Just have the stamina!

    I am working on something else that is puzzling me…

    December 22, 2007 at 3:10 PM #122953
    HLS
    Participant

    TG…

    I was waiting for a reply to that post!@ 🙂
    I knew that you understood even before I gave the analogy.

    The SIV fund was doomed from the beginning, just a feeble attempt to distract the sheople.

    It seems that the HR isn’t going to change what already exists in CA, but WILL affect nationwide housing.

    Even the CEO of BofA this week stated that he is surprised that people are current on credit cards, but behind on mortgage payments.

    DUH!!
    With credit cards in hand, they can run a tab at the bar, waiting for the strippers to show up.
    There is going to be so much talent to choose from, maybe an 8pm choice will still be awesome.
    I guess if you can “afford” it, take your pick at 8pm, and stop by again around 1am and pick up another one!

    What the hay, they are going to be cheap. Just have the stamina!

    I am working on something else that is puzzling me…

    December 22, 2007 at 3:10 PM #123008
    HLS
    Participant

    TG…

    I was waiting for a reply to that post!@ 🙂
    I knew that you understood even before I gave the analogy.

    The SIV fund was doomed from the beginning, just a feeble attempt to distract the sheople.

    It seems that the HR isn’t going to change what already exists in CA, but WILL affect nationwide housing.

    Even the CEO of BofA this week stated that he is surprised that people are current on credit cards, but behind on mortgage payments.

    DUH!!
    With credit cards in hand, they can run a tab at the bar, waiting for the strippers to show up.
    There is going to be so much talent to choose from, maybe an 8pm choice will still be awesome.
    I guess if you can “afford” it, take your pick at 8pm, and stop by again around 1am and pick up another one!

    What the hay, they are going to be cheap. Just have the stamina!

    I am working on something else that is puzzling me…

    December 22, 2007 at 3:10 PM #123026
    HLS
    Participant

    TG…

    I was waiting for a reply to that post!@ 🙂
    I knew that you understood even before I gave the analogy.

    The SIV fund was doomed from the beginning, just a feeble attempt to distract the sheople.

    It seems that the HR isn’t going to change what already exists in CA, but WILL affect nationwide housing.

    Even the CEO of BofA this week stated that he is surprised that people are current on credit cards, but behind on mortgage payments.

    DUH!!
    With credit cards in hand, they can run a tab at the bar, waiting for the strippers to show up.
    There is going to be so much talent to choose from, maybe an 8pm choice will still be awesome.
    I guess if you can “afford” it, take your pick at 8pm, and stop by again around 1am and pick up another one!

    What the hay, they are going to be cheap. Just have the stamina!

    I am working on something else that is puzzling me…

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