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August 11, 2008 at 2:00 PM #256012August 11, 2008 at 2:00 PM #256061
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Participant[quote=fat_lazy_union_worker]ah, yes. but there’s plenty of people who spend $50/month on a gym membership, yet spend a lot of time looking for the closest parking space on a clear day 🙂
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Ah yes, then there’s also people who are already underweight, yet they’re still trying to lose that extra 2 lb.August 11, 2008 at 5:58 PM #255821Anonymous
GuestSheesh, where to start.
1) The OP is a troll. Pigg is about real estate, not WMT or Obama or Mccain. Let it go for 5 seconds.
2) Wal-Mart Watch is headed by Andrew Stern, the head of SEIU. Go look at their website.
3) As head of SEIU, Andrew Stern’s pension is very well funded, compared to the union members. Recently, members’ pensions were funded at 75% while Andy Sterns’s was funded at 100%. It’s almost like Andy’s exploiting the workers, just like the bourgeoisie he professes to loath.
4) If you think the worst thing about the USA is WMT or NASCAR, think about the hundreds of billions of dollars stolen over the last several years by Wall Street plus the next hundred billion Bernanke and crew will steal from taxpayers to bail out the crooks.
If you think Obama is dumber than a box of rocks, go start a blog.
If you think Stern isn’t a communist opportunist, go start a blog.
Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.
August 11, 2008 at 5:58 PM #255999GuestSheesh, where to start.
1) The OP is a troll. Pigg is about real estate, not WMT or Obama or Mccain. Let it go for 5 seconds.
2) Wal-Mart Watch is headed by Andrew Stern, the head of SEIU. Go look at their website.
3) As head of SEIU, Andrew Stern’s pension is very well funded, compared to the union members. Recently, members’ pensions were funded at 75% while Andy Sterns’s was funded at 100%. It’s almost like Andy’s exploiting the workers, just like the bourgeoisie he professes to loath.
4) If you think the worst thing about the USA is WMT or NASCAR, think about the hundreds of billions of dollars stolen over the last several years by Wall Street plus the next hundred billion Bernanke and crew will steal from taxpayers to bail out the crooks.
If you think Obama is dumber than a box of rocks, go start a blog.
If you think Stern isn’t a communist opportunist, go start a blog.
Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.
August 11, 2008 at 5:58 PM #256003GuestSheesh, where to start.
1) The OP is a troll. Pigg is about real estate, not WMT or Obama or Mccain. Let it go for 5 seconds.
2) Wal-Mart Watch is headed by Andrew Stern, the head of SEIU. Go look at their website.
3) As head of SEIU, Andrew Stern’s pension is very well funded, compared to the union members. Recently, members’ pensions were funded at 75% while Andy Sterns’s was funded at 100%. It’s almost like Andy’s exploiting the workers, just like the bourgeoisie he professes to loath.
4) If you think the worst thing about the USA is WMT or NASCAR, think about the hundreds of billions of dollars stolen over the last several years by Wall Street plus the next hundred billion Bernanke and crew will steal from taxpayers to bail out the crooks.
If you think Obama is dumber than a box of rocks, go start a blog.
If you think Stern isn’t a communist opportunist, go start a blog.
Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.
August 11, 2008 at 5:58 PM #256062GuestSheesh, where to start.
1) The OP is a troll. Pigg is about real estate, not WMT or Obama or Mccain. Let it go for 5 seconds.
2) Wal-Mart Watch is headed by Andrew Stern, the head of SEIU. Go look at their website.
3) As head of SEIU, Andrew Stern’s pension is very well funded, compared to the union members. Recently, members’ pensions were funded at 75% while Andy Sterns’s was funded at 100%. It’s almost like Andy’s exploiting the workers, just like the bourgeoisie he professes to loath.
4) If you think the worst thing about the USA is WMT or NASCAR, think about the hundreds of billions of dollars stolen over the last several years by Wall Street plus the next hundred billion Bernanke and crew will steal from taxpayers to bail out the crooks.
If you think Obama is dumber than a box of rocks, go start a blog.
If you think Stern isn’t a communist opportunist, go start a blog.
Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.
August 11, 2008 at 5:58 PM #256111GuestSheesh, where to start.
1) The OP is a troll. Pigg is about real estate, not WMT or Obama or Mccain. Let it go for 5 seconds.
2) Wal-Mart Watch is headed by Andrew Stern, the head of SEIU. Go look at their website.
3) As head of SEIU, Andrew Stern’s pension is very well funded, compared to the union members. Recently, members’ pensions were funded at 75% while Andy Sterns’s was funded at 100%. It’s almost like Andy’s exploiting the workers, just like the bourgeoisie he professes to loath.
4) If you think the worst thing about the USA is WMT or NASCAR, think about the hundreds of billions of dollars stolen over the last several years by Wall Street plus the next hundred billion Bernanke and crew will steal from taxpayers to bail out the crooks.
If you think Obama is dumber than a box of rocks, go start a blog.
If you think Stern isn’t a communist opportunist, go start a blog.
Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.
August 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM #255836
CoronitaParticipant[quote]Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.[/quote]
Flip a coin. it’s the most accurate barometer.
Why do you need to treat “job” and “housing prices” together?
I can understand the “job” thing as a big factor in moving. But you can always “rent” before you buy… In fact, in this economy relocating here, you probably be better off “renting” versus “buying” until you settle here unless you don’t need to work at “a job”. It would “suck” if you relocated here and were “RIFed” 6 months later and were a “homeowner” that has a “mortgage”.
BTW: i heard HSBC just shut down offices here in SD. I think those impacted were a “non-trivial” amount.
August 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM #256014CoronitaParticipant[quote]Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.[/quote]
Flip a coin. it’s the most accurate barometer.
Why do you need to treat “job” and “housing prices” together?
I can understand the “job” thing as a big factor in moving. But you can always “rent” before you buy… In fact, in this economy relocating here, you probably be better off “renting” versus “buying” until you settle here unless you don’t need to work at “a job”. It would “suck” if you relocated here and were “RIFed” 6 months later and were a “homeowner” that has a “mortgage”.
BTW: i heard HSBC just shut down offices here in SD. I think those impacted were a “non-trivial” amount.
August 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM #256017CoronitaParticipant[quote]Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.[/quote]
Flip a coin. it’s the most accurate barometer.
Why do you need to treat “job” and “housing prices” together?
I can understand the “job” thing as a big factor in moving. But you can always “rent” before you buy… In fact, in this economy relocating here, you probably be better off “renting” versus “buying” until you settle here unless you don’t need to work at “a job”. It would “suck” if you relocated here and were “RIFed” 6 months later and were a “homeowner” that has a “mortgage”.
BTW: i heard HSBC just shut down offices here in SD. I think those impacted were a “non-trivial” amount.
August 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM #256077CoronitaParticipant[quote]Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.[/quote]
Flip a coin. it’s the most accurate barometer.
Why do you need to treat “job” and “housing prices” together?
I can understand the “job” thing as a big factor in moving. But you can always “rent” before you buy… In fact, in this economy relocating here, you probably be better off “renting” versus “buying” until you settle here unless you don’t need to work at “a job”. It would “suck” if you relocated here and were “RIFed” 6 months later and were a “homeowner” that has a “mortgage”.
BTW: i heard HSBC just shut down offices here in SD. I think those impacted were a “non-trivial” amount.
August 11, 2008 at 6:11 PM #256126CoronitaParticipant[quote]Some of us are trying to figger out when to move to SD based on housing prices and job availability. It is possible to be a capitalist and be a fan of Kunstler, it only requires jump starting one’s brain.[/quote]
Flip a coin. it’s the most accurate barometer.
Why do you need to treat “job” and “housing prices” together?
I can understand the “job” thing as a big factor in moving. But you can always “rent” before you buy… In fact, in this economy relocating here, you probably be better off “renting” versus “buying” until you settle here unless you don’t need to work at “a job”. It would “suck” if you relocated here and were “RIFed” 6 months later and were a “homeowner” that has a “mortgage”.
BTW: i heard HSBC just shut down offices here in SD. I think those impacted were a “non-trivial” amount.
August 11, 2008 at 8:57 PM #255896luchabee
ParticipantDude. Please. STOP.
August 11, 2008 at 8:57 PM #256074ParticipantDude. Please. STOP.
August 11, 2008 at 8:57 PM #256078ParticipantDude. Please. STOP.
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