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February 17, 2010 at 6:35 AM #514780February 17, 2010 at 6:38 AM #513874
scaredyclassic
Participanti guess. not acting is acting though. isn’t there another saying, “any fool can buy a (company); he should be congratualted when he sells, not when he buys.”
February 17, 2010 at 6:38 AM #514023Participanti guess. not acting is acting though. isn’t there another saying, “any fool can buy a (company); he should be congratualted when he sells, not when he buys.”
February 17, 2010 at 6:38 AM #514446Participanti guess. not acting is acting though. isn’t there another saying, “any fool can buy a (company); he should be congratualted when he sells, not when he buys.”
February 17, 2010 at 6:38 AM #514538Participanti guess. not acting is acting though. isn’t there another saying, “any fool can buy a (company); he should be congratualted when he sells, not when he buys.”
February 17, 2010 at 6:38 AM #514785Participanti guess. not acting is acting though. isn’t there another saying, “any fool can buy a (company); he should be congratualted when he sells, not when he buys.”
February 17, 2010 at 6:42 AM #513879Nor-LA-SD-guy
ParticipantI would say that on average most people are lousy at managing Fear/Greed when it comes to finance.
This is what the NY Banks count on by the way.
February 17, 2010 at 6:42 AM #514028ParticipantI would say that on average most people are lousy at managing Fear/Greed when it comes to finance.
This is what the NY Banks count on by the way.
February 17, 2010 at 6:42 AM #514451ParticipantI would say that on average most people are lousy at managing Fear/Greed when it comes to finance.
This is what the NY Banks count on by the way.
February 17, 2010 at 6:42 AM #514543ParticipantI would say that on average most people are lousy at managing Fear/Greed when it comes to finance.
This is what the NY Banks count on by the way.
February 17, 2010 at 6:42 AM #514790ParticipantI would say that on average most people are lousy at managing Fear/Greed when it comes to finance.
This is what the NY Banks count on by the way.
February 17, 2010 at 7:10 AM #513884NotCranky
Participant“He who hesitates is lost” I think you have come up with some good ideas Scaredy. It is the compromise you are making with your wife that is going to make your deal average or worse eventually. Get the property you want. You clearly have the ideas that will make it a sure success.
If if were me. I would win that argument flat out….unless perhaps it was much more than 50% her money. Play the victim and bully alternately and get your damn way. Tell her buying a house is a huge compromise to make, so her half of the compromise will be buying what you say or you don’t buy. Threaten to move to Arkansas as an alternate fair compromise. Let her pick the compromise not the house.
It may be a risky move, but it beats jumping out of perfectly good airplanes for an adrenaline rush and confidence building… in my book.
February 17, 2010 at 7:10 AM #514033Participant“He who hesitates is lost” I think you have come up with some good ideas Scaredy. It is the compromise you are making with your wife that is going to make your deal average or worse eventually. Get the property you want. You clearly have the ideas that will make it a sure success.
If if were me. I would win that argument flat out….unless perhaps it was much more than 50% her money. Play the victim and bully alternately and get your damn way. Tell her buying a house is a huge compromise to make, so her half of the compromise will be buying what you say or you don’t buy. Threaten to move to Arkansas as an alternate fair compromise. Let her pick the compromise not the house.
It may be a risky move, but it beats jumping out of perfectly good airplanes for an adrenaline rush and confidence building… in my book.
February 17, 2010 at 7:10 AM #514456Participant“He who hesitates is lost” I think you have come up with some good ideas Scaredy. It is the compromise you are making with your wife that is going to make your deal average or worse eventually. Get the property you want. You clearly have the ideas that will make it a sure success.
If if were me. I would win that argument flat out….unless perhaps it was much more than 50% her money. Play the victim and bully alternately and get your damn way. Tell her buying a house is a huge compromise to make, so her half of the compromise will be buying what you say or you don’t buy. Threaten to move to Arkansas as an alternate fair compromise. Let her pick the compromise not the house.
It may be a risky move, but it beats jumping out of perfectly good airplanes for an adrenaline rush and confidence building… in my book.
February 17, 2010 at 7:10 AM #514548Participant“He who hesitates is lost” I think you have come up with some good ideas Scaredy. It is the compromise you are making with your wife that is going to make your deal average or worse eventually. Get the property you want. You clearly have the ideas that will make it a sure success.
If if were me. I would win that argument flat out….unless perhaps it was much more than 50% her money. Play the victim and bully alternately and get your damn way. Tell her buying a house is a huge compromise to make, so her half of the compromise will be buying what you say or you don’t buy. Threaten to move to Arkansas as an alternate fair compromise. Let her pick the compromise not the house.
It may be a risky move, but it beats jumping out of perfectly good airplanes for an adrenaline rush and confidence building… in my book.
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