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February 9, 2008 at 9:01 AM #150659February 9, 2008 at 9:05 AM #150308
barnaby33ParticipantI’m a university professor, one step away from getting tenure. I don’t think anything I learn from you clowns is going to increase my income. Thats funny jerk off. It might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Josh aka One of the clowns.
February 9, 2008 at 9:05 AM #150563barnaby33ParticipantI’m a university professor, one step away from getting tenure. I don’t think anything I learn from you clowns is going to increase my income. Thats funny jerk off. It might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Josh aka One of the clowns.
February 9, 2008 at 9:05 AM #150576barnaby33ParticipantI’m a university professor, one step away from getting tenure. I don’t think anything I learn from you clowns is going to increase my income. Thats funny jerk off. It might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Josh aka One of the clowns.
February 9, 2008 at 9:05 AM #150592barnaby33ParticipantI’m a university professor, one step away from getting tenure. I don’t think anything I learn from you clowns is going to increase my income. Thats funny jerk off. It might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Josh aka One of the clowns.
February 9, 2008 at 9:05 AM #150664barnaby33ParticipantI’m a university professor, one step away from getting tenure. I don’t think anything I learn from you clowns is going to increase my income. Thats funny jerk off. It might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Josh aka One of the clowns.
February 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #150313greensd
ParticipantIt might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Losses? I don’t have losses. Perhaps you have me confused with someone else.
February 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #150568ParticipantIt might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Losses? I don’t have losses. Perhaps you have me confused with someone else.
February 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #150582ParticipantIt might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Losses? I don’t have losses. Perhaps you have me confused with someone else.
February 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #150597ParticipantIt might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Losses? I don’t have losses. Perhaps you have me confused with someone else.
February 9, 2008 at 9:18 AM #150669ParticipantIt might however help stem your losses, even if it doesn’t increase your income.
Losses? I don’t have losses. Perhaps you have me confused with someone else.
February 9, 2008 at 9:56 AM #150329kewp
ParticipantSeriously, you should come talk to some actual people who make $30,000/yr. Most of them are incredibly hard-working and, despite not having much education, pretty savvy about how things work.
Once the recession hits, we’ll see exactly how ‘rich’ all those home-debtors with their fancy toys are. The sad irony is that those 30k wage earners that rent in the ghetto actually have *more* real wealth than the typical SoCal debt slave.
Since any credit crisis’ are deflationary in nature, I fully expect the cost of living to go down over the next few years in the area. There will be some inflation in food, energy and basic goods I think, but RE and luxury assets should plummet.
Btw, one of the richest people in American, Jim Simons, has a PhD in math.
February 9, 2008 at 9:56 AM #150583ParticipantSeriously, you should come talk to some actual people who make $30,000/yr. Most of them are incredibly hard-working and, despite not having much education, pretty savvy about how things work.
Once the recession hits, we’ll see exactly how ‘rich’ all those home-debtors with their fancy toys are. The sad irony is that those 30k wage earners that rent in the ghetto actually have *more* real wealth than the typical SoCal debt slave.
Since any credit crisis’ are deflationary in nature, I fully expect the cost of living to go down over the next few years in the area. There will be some inflation in food, energy and basic goods I think, but RE and luxury assets should plummet.
Btw, one of the richest people in American, Jim Simons, has a PhD in math.
February 9, 2008 at 9:56 AM #150596ParticipantSeriously, you should come talk to some actual people who make $30,000/yr. Most of them are incredibly hard-working and, despite not having much education, pretty savvy about how things work.
Once the recession hits, we’ll see exactly how ‘rich’ all those home-debtors with their fancy toys are. The sad irony is that those 30k wage earners that rent in the ghetto actually have *more* real wealth than the typical SoCal debt slave.
Since any credit crisis’ are deflationary in nature, I fully expect the cost of living to go down over the next few years in the area. There will be some inflation in food, energy and basic goods I think, but RE and luxury assets should plummet.
Btw, one of the richest people in American, Jim Simons, has a PhD in math.
February 9, 2008 at 9:56 AM #150612ParticipantSeriously, you should come talk to some actual people who make $30,000/yr. Most of them are incredibly hard-working and, despite not having much education, pretty savvy about how things work.
Once the recession hits, we’ll see exactly how ‘rich’ all those home-debtors with their fancy toys are. The sad irony is that those 30k wage earners that rent in the ghetto actually have *more* real wealth than the typical SoCal debt slave.
Since any credit crisis’ are deflationary in nature, I fully expect the cost of living to go down over the next few years in the area. There will be some inflation in food, energy and basic goods I think, but RE and luxury assets should plummet.
Btw, one of the richest people in American, Jim Simons, has a PhD in math.
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