Quit whinning about bail outs

[HereWeGo]

Generally speaking, it’s the money renters that are up to their necks in debt these days.

[The OC Scam]

“BTW did you notice the new big sellers this year at $150 GPS systems instead of $3000 LCD HDTVs?”

People need to know where they are going!!! They are lost without the ATM machine

[The OC Scam]

“BTW did you notice the new big sellers this year at $150 GPS systems instead of $3000 LCD HDTVs?”

People need to know where they are going!!! They are lost without the ATM machine

[The OC Scam]

“BTW did you notice the new big sellers this year at $150 GPS systems instead of $3000 LCD HDTVs?”

People need to know where they are going!!! They are lost without the ATM machine

[The OC Scam]

“BTW did you notice the new big sellers this year at $150 GPS systems instead of $3000 LCD HDTVs?”

People need to know where they are going!!! They are lost without the ATM machine

[The OC Scam]

“BTW did you notice the new big sellers this year at $150 GPS systems instead of $3000 LCD HDTVs?”

People need to know where they are going!!! They are lost without the ATM machine

[barnaby33]

What I find fascinating here is the trollish nature of this thread. MPO/Dingo, I haven’t seen you post before. That is not to say that you haven’t, I just haven’t seen you. So for you to be able to come here and whip up such a frenzy is fascinating to me. You didn’t write anything that hasn’t been said before. Nothing in your post was much more than a snide and bitter remark and yet you really hit a chord. It takes quite a barb to get bugs worked up like that.

I noticed in one of your posts that you had taken advantage of the bubble, but got out in early 04 on your most vulnerable properties. Now that shows quite a bit of prescience. Most people were blissfully unaware, sans this community and a few others, of how inflated the bubble had become. If you were aware of the bubble, and how severely inflated it was, How can you now take the position that wishing for a return to normalcy is some Chinese curse? After all the subtext of your, “careful what you wish for,” comment is that we all just might get it.

That takes some pretty good moral flexibility in my book, but its a rather small book, maybe you read it?

Josh

[barnaby33]

What I find fascinating here is the trollish nature of this thread. MPO/Dingo, I haven’t seen you post before. That is not to say that you haven’t, I just haven’t seen you. So for you to be able to come here and whip up such a frenzy is fascinating to me. You didn’t write anything that hasn’t been said before. Nothing in your post was much more than a snide and bitter remark and yet you really hit a chord. It takes quite a barb to get bugs worked up like that.

I noticed in one of your posts that you had taken advantage of the bubble, but got out in early 04 on your most vulnerable properties. Now that shows quite a bit of prescience. Most people were blissfully unaware, sans this community and a few others, of how inflated the bubble had become. If you were aware of the bubble, and how severely inflated it was, How can you now take the position that wishing for a return to normalcy is some Chinese curse? After all the subtext of your, “careful what you wish for,” comment is that we all just might get it.

That takes some pretty good moral flexibility in my book, but its a rather small book, maybe you read it?

Josh

[barnaby33]

What I find fascinating here is the trollish nature of this thread. MPO/Dingo, I haven’t seen you post before. That is not to say that you haven’t, I just haven’t seen you. So for you to be able to come here and whip up such a frenzy is fascinating to me. You didn’t write anything that hasn’t been said before. Nothing in your post was much more than a snide and bitter remark and yet you really hit a chord. It takes quite a barb to get bugs worked up like that.

I noticed in one of your posts that you had taken advantage of the bubble, but got out in early 04 on your most vulnerable properties. Now that shows quite a bit of prescience. Most people were blissfully unaware, sans this community and a few others, of how inflated the bubble had become. If you were aware of the bubble, and how severely inflated it was, How can you now take the position that wishing for a return to normalcy is some Chinese curse? After all the subtext of your, “careful what you wish for,” comment is that we all just might get it.

That takes some pretty good moral flexibility in my book, but its a rather small book, maybe you read it?

Josh

[barnaby33]

What I find fascinating here is the trollish nature of this thread. MPO/Dingo, I haven’t seen you post before. That is not to say that you haven’t, I just haven’t seen you. So for you to be able to come here and whip up such a frenzy is fascinating to me. You didn’t write anything that hasn’t been said before. Nothing in your post was much more than a snide and bitter remark and yet you really hit a chord. It takes quite a barb to get bugs worked up like that.

I noticed in one of your posts that you had taken advantage of the bubble, but got out in early 04 on your most vulnerable properties. Now that shows quite a bit of prescience. Most people were blissfully unaware, sans this community and a few others, of how inflated the bubble had become. If you were aware of the bubble, and how severely inflated it was, How can you now take the position that wishing for a return to normalcy is some Chinese curse? After all the subtext of your, “careful what you wish for,” comment is that we all just might get it.

That takes some pretty good moral flexibility in my book, but its a rather small book, maybe you read it?

Josh

[barnaby33]

What I find fascinating here is the trollish nature of this thread. MPO/Dingo, I haven’t seen you post before. That is not to say that you haven’t, I just haven’t seen you. So for you to be able to come here and whip up such a frenzy is fascinating to me. You didn’t write anything that hasn’t been said before. Nothing in your post was much more than a snide and bitter remark and yet you really hit a chord. It takes quite a barb to get bugs worked up like that.

I noticed in one of your posts that you had taken advantage of the bubble, but got out in early 04 on your most vulnerable properties. Now that shows quite a bit of prescience. Most people were blissfully unaware, sans this community and a few others, of how inflated the bubble had become. If you were aware of the bubble, and how severely inflated it was, How can you now take the position that wishing for a return to normalcy is some Chinese curse? After all the subtext of your, “careful what you wish for,” comment is that we all just might get it.

That takes some pretty good moral flexibility in my book, but its a rather small book, maybe you read it?

Josh

[Ren]

The original poster is the most negative in the thread, which tells me he’s the bitter one, for whatever reason. I think I’m typical of the readers here. My wife and I rent in Del Mar and are VERY happy about our situation. Zero debt, well into six figures saved, great income, great credit. Not rich but far from poor. Compare that to a typical SD home owner today, and see which one is bitter.

[Ren]

The original poster is the most negative in the thread, which tells me he’s the bitter one, for whatever reason. I think I’m typical of the readers here. My wife and I rent in Del Mar and are VERY happy about our situation. Zero debt, well into six figures saved, great income, great credit. Not rich but far from poor. Compare that to a typical SD home owner today, and see which one is bitter.

[Ren]

The original poster is the most negative in the thread, which tells me he’s the bitter one, for whatever reason. I think I’m typical of the readers here. My wife and I rent in Del Mar and are VERY happy about our situation. Zero debt, well into six figures saved, great income, great credit. Not rich but far from poor. Compare that to a typical SD home owner today, and see which one is bitter.

[Ren]

The original poster is the most negative in the thread, which tells me he’s the bitter one, for whatever reason. I think I’m typical of the readers here. My wife and I rent in Del Mar and are VERY happy about our situation. Zero debt, well into six figures saved, great income, great credit. Not rich but far from poor. Compare that to a typical SD home owner today, and see which one is bitter.

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