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November 22, 2009 at 7:21 AM #486122November 22, 2009 at 7:37 AM #485271SellingMyHomeParticipant
[quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.
November 22, 2009 at 7:37 AM #485439SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.
November 22, 2009 at 7:37 AM #485812SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.
November 22, 2009 at 7:37 AM #485897SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.
November 22, 2009 at 7:37 AM #486127SellingMyHomeParticipant[quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.
November 22, 2009 at 7:42 AM #485276patbParticipant[quote=SellingMyHome][quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.[/quote]
you wanted a house you couldn’t afford.
look Wall Street is writing down trillions, you can too.
Just don’t wrap yourself in libertarianism later.
Your writeoff will be absorbed by the taxpayers
who will pay for your greed.November 22, 2009 at 7:42 AM #485444patbParticipant[quote=SellingMyHome][quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.[/quote]
you wanted a house you couldn’t afford.
look Wall Street is writing down trillions, you can too.
Just don’t wrap yourself in libertarianism later.
Your writeoff will be absorbed by the taxpayers
who will pay for your greed.November 22, 2009 at 7:42 AM #485817patbParticipant[quote=SellingMyHome][quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.[/quote]
you wanted a house you couldn’t afford.
look Wall Street is writing down trillions, you can too.
Just don’t wrap yourself in libertarianism later.
Your writeoff will be absorbed by the taxpayers
who will pay for your greed.November 22, 2009 at 7:42 AM #485902patbParticipant[quote=SellingMyHome][quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.[/quote]
you wanted a house you couldn’t afford.
look Wall Street is writing down trillions, you can too.
Just don’t wrap yourself in libertarianism later.
Your writeoff will be absorbed by the taxpayers
who will pay for your greed.November 22, 2009 at 7:42 AM #486131patbParticipant[quote=SellingMyHome][quote=Russell] Most Realtors are going to be excessively inclined to being milk toasty about how stupid and greedy FB’s are(even if you were neither). They need to ingratiate themselves with potential short-sellers. So, you could say they are humoring you and maybe you are humoring yourself too.[/quote]
I’m not trying to humor myself, I’m weighing my decision now as a business decision. I’m still not fully decided.[/quote]
you wanted a house you couldn’t afford.
look Wall Street is writing down trillions, you can too.
Just don’t wrap yourself in libertarianism later.
Your writeoff will be absorbed by the taxpayers
who will pay for your greed.November 22, 2009 at 7:58 AM #485286SellingMyHomeParticipantWhy didn’t the government pay down our underwater house balances, that money could have gone to the banks. Instead, they gave the money straight to the banks to help pay for the paper losses caused by the badly packaged loans. Giving us the money would have been a win win situation, instead just the greedy banks win!
I’m starting to understand that a lot of people here must be investors or bankers.
November 22, 2009 at 7:58 AM #485454SellingMyHomeParticipantWhy didn’t the government pay down our underwater house balances, that money could have gone to the banks. Instead, they gave the money straight to the banks to help pay for the paper losses caused by the badly packaged loans. Giving us the money would have been a win win situation, instead just the greedy banks win!
I’m starting to understand that a lot of people here must be investors or bankers.
November 22, 2009 at 7:58 AM #485827SellingMyHomeParticipantWhy didn’t the government pay down our underwater house balances, that money could have gone to the banks. Instead, they gave the money straight to the banks to help pay for the paper losses caused by the badly packaged loans. Giving us the money would have been a win win situation, instead just the greedy banks win!
I’m starting to understand that a lot of people here must be investors or bankers.
November 22, 2009 at 7:58 AM #485912SellingMyHomeParticipantWhy didn’t the government pay down our underwater house balances, that money could have gone to the banks. Instead, they gave the money straight to the banks to help pay for the paper losses caused by the badly packaged loans. Giving us the money would have been a win win situation, instead just the greedy banks win!
I’m starting to understand that a lot of people here must be investors or bankers.
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