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May 25, 2009 at 10:41 PM #406095May 25, 2009 at 10:44 PM #406090temeculaguyParticipant
I agree allan, I also have some friends who have not been affected at all by the current economic climate but have changed their spending habits as if they have. I’m not sure if it is out of fear, guilt or just a strategy but even those not affected are behaving like they are.
I realize i have changed my paradigm as well, the original plan was to take advantage of the situation as much as possible, be a hermit crab, take the house, car and everything else from the overindulgent in due time. After I stole some FB’s house, his car and wife just didn’t interest me as much. Either the tin man got a heart or the lion didn’t find courage, jury is still out on that one. Where the jury did come back is on the fact that no matter how bad things got or get, they stay the same, we are just people trying to enjoy the time between birth and death, the ups and the downs have their purpose. I better go to bed, the laker loss has me out of sorts.
May 25, 2009 at 10:44 PM #405604temeculaguyParticipantI agree allan, I also have some friends who have not been affected at all by the current economic climate but have changed their spending habits as if they have. I’m not sure if it is out of fear, guilt or just a strategy but even those not affected are behaving like they are.
I realize i have changed my paradigm as well, the original plan was to take advantage of the situation as much as possible, be a hermit crab, take the house, car and everything else from the overindulgent in due time. After I stole some FB’s house, his car and wife just didn’t interest me as much. Either the tin man got a heart or the lion didn’t find courage, jury is still out on that one. Where the jury did come back is on the fact that no matter how bad things got or get, they stay the same, we are just people trying to enjoy the time between birth and death, the ups and the downs have their purpose. I better go to bed, the laker loss has me out of sorts.
May 25, 2009 at 10:44 PM #406298temeculaguyParticipantI agree allan, I also have some friends who have not been affected at all by the current economic climate but have changed their spending habits as if they have. I’m not sure if it is out of fear, guilt or just a strategy but even those not affected are behaving like they are.
I realize i have changed my paradigm as well, the original plan was to take advantage of the situation as much as possible, be a hermit crab, take the house, car and everything else from the overindulgent in due time. After I stole some FB’s house, his car and wife just didn’t interest me as much. Either the tin man got a heart or the lion didn’t find courage, jury is still out on that one. Where the jury did come back is on the fact that no matter how bad things got or get, they stay the same, we are just people trying to enjoy the time between birth and death, the ups and the downs have their purpose. I better go to bed, the laker loss has me out of sorts.
May 25, 2009 at 10:44 PM #405850temeculaguyParticipantI agree allan, I also have some friends who have not been affected at all by the current economic climate but have changed their spending habits as if they have. I’m not sure if it is out of fear, guilt or just a strategy but even those not affected are behaving like they are.
I realize i have changed my paradigm as well, the original plan was to take advantage of the situation as much as possible, be a hermit crab, take the house, car and everything else from the overindulgent in due time. After I stole some FB’s house, his car and wife just didn’t interest me as much. Either the tin man got a heart or the lion didn’t find courage, jury is still out on that one. Where the jury did come back is on the fact that no matter how bad things got or get, they stay the same, we are just people trying to enjoy the time between birth and death, the ups and the downs have their purpose. I better go to bed, the laker loss has me out of sorts.
May 25, 2009 at 10:44 PM #406152temeculaguyParticipantI agree allan, I also have some friends who have not been affected at all by the current economic climate but have changed their spending habits as if they have. I’m not sure if it is out of fear, guilt or just a strategy but even those not affected are behaving like they are.
I realize i have changed my paradigm as well, the original plan was to take advantage of the situation as much as possible, be a hermit crab, take the house, car and everything else from the overindulgent in due time. After I stole some FB’s house, his car and wife just didn’t interest me as much. Either the tin man got a heart or the lion didn’t find courage, jury is still out on that one. Where the jury did come back is on the fact that no matter how bad things got or get, they stay the same, we are just people trying to enjoy the time between birth and death, the ups and the downs have their purpose. I better go to bed, the laker loss has me out of sorts.
May 25, 2009 at 10:51 PM #406100RicechexParticipant[quote=CA renter][quote=temeculaguy]If I was a celeb, I’d do the same thing, my hat is off to Seth. For a while many of us have talked about how being personally financially conservative is the new black. In the coming years it will outcool the green movement, seth is wise to pioneer it in the media. As far as anectdotal stories from the frontline (since many of my piggy brothers and sisters are married or shut ins, I will provide them) I can honestly say that underindulgence is all the rage in the singles scene, especially the middle aged scene. Two years ago, I was constantly apologizing for my mediocre ride and rental housing, I pondered a more age appropriate sled, at least a 5 series, probably a 7 series since I had broken 40, luckily cooler heads prevailed. Much to my suprise, the paid off sled and the lack of revolving debt or an upside down mortgage has become cool once again and I don’t see this trend reversing anytime soon. Living within your means is now sexy.
The dude rolling on 22″ rims with the notice of default in the mailbox, is now the one sitting at home wondering where those implants he paid for went. And the meek shall inherit the earth.[/quote]
I know you already know this, TG, but any man who uses these tools (flashy cars, clothing, houses, etc.) to chase women will get what he asks for.
A good woman will judge a man by his character. A good man will judge a woman in the same way.
That doesn’t mean one should be stingy once he/she finds the right partner. It just means you shouldn’t use that as bait. When you use shark bait, you usually reel-in a shark.
Glad to hear your story, TG. Hope you find a keeper. π
[/quote]WTG CA Renter. Absolutely the truth.
May 25, 2009 at 10:51 PM #406308RicechexParticipant[quote=CA renter][quote=temeculaguy]If I was a celeb, I’d do the same thing, my hat is off to Seth. For a while many of us have talked about how being personally financially conservative is the new black. In the coming years it will outcool the green movement, seth is wise to pioneer it in the media. As far as anectdotal stories from the frontline (since many of my piggy brothers and sisters are married or shut ins, I will provide them) I can honestly say that underindulgence is all the rage in the singles scene, especially the middle aged scene. Two years ago, I was constantly apologizing for my mediocre ride and rental housing, I pondered a more age appropriate sled, at least a 5 series, probably a 7 series since I had broken 40, luckily cooler heads prevailed. Much to my suprise, the paid off sled and the lack of revolving debt or an upside down mortgage has become cool once again and I don’t see this trend reversing anytime soon. Living within your means is now sexy.
The dude rolling on 22″ rims with the notice of default in the mailbox, is now the one sitting at home wondering where those implants he paid for went. And the meek shall inherit the earth.[/quote]
I know you already know this, TG, but any man who uses these tools (flashy cars, clothing, houses, etc.) to chase women will get what he asks for.
A good woman will judge a man by his character. A good man will judge a woman in the same way.
That doesn’t mean one should be stingy once he/she finds the right partner. It just means you shouldn’t use that as bait. When you use shark bait, you usually reel-in a shark.
Glad to hear your story, TG. Hope you find a keeper. π
[/quote]WTG CA Renter. Absolutely the truth.
May 25, 2009 at 10:51 PM #405860RicechexParticipant[quote=CA renter][quote=temeculaguy]If I was a celeb, I’d do the same thing, my hat is off to Seth. For a while many of us have talked about how being personally financially conservative is the new black. In the coming years it will outcool the green movement, seth is wise to pioneer it in the media. As far as anectdotal stories from the frontline (since many of my piggy brothers and sisters are married or shut ins, I will provide them) I can honestly say that underindulgence is all the rage in the singles scene, especially the middle aged scene. Two years ago, I was constantly apologizing for my mediocre ride and rental housing, I pondered a more age appropriate sled, at least a 5 series, probably a 7 series since I had broken 40, luckily cooler heads prevailed. Much to my suprise, the paid off sled and the lack of revolving debt or an upside down mortgage has become cool once again and I don’t see this trend reversing anytime soon. Living within your means is now sexy.
The dude rolling on 22″ rims with the notice of default in the mailbox, is now the one sitting at home wondering where those implants he paid for went. And the meek shall inherit the earth.[/quote]
I know you already know this, TG, but any man who uses these tools (flashy cars, clothing, houses, etc.) to chase women will get what he asks for.
A good woman will judge a man by his character. A good man will judge a woman in the same way.
That doesn’t mean one should be stingy once he/she finds the right partner. It just means you shouldn’t use that as bait. When you use shark bait, you usually reel-in a shark.
Glad to hear your story, TG. Hope you find a keeper. π
[/quote]WTG CA Renter. Absolutely the truth.
May 25, 2009 at 10:51 PM #405614RicechexParticipant[quote=CA renter][quote=temeculaguy]If I was a celeb, I’d do the same thing, my hat is off to Seth. For a while many of us have talked about how being personally financially conservative is the new black. In the coming years it will outcool the green movement, seth is wise to pioneer it in the media. As far as anectdotal stories from the frontline (since many of my piggy brothers and sisters are married or shut ins, I will provide them) I can honestly say that underindulgence is all the rage in the singles scene, especially the middle aged scene. Two years ago, I was constantly apologizing for my mediocre ride and rental housing, I pondered a more age appropriate sled, at least a 5 series, probably a 7 series since I had broken 40, luckily cooler heads prevailed. Much to my suprise, the paid off sled and the lack of revolving debt or an upside down mortgage has become cool once again and I don’t see this trend reversing anytime soon. Living within your means is now sexy.
The dude rolling on 22″ rims with the notice of default in the mailbox, is now the one sitting at home wondering where those implants he paid for went. And the meek shall inherit the earth.[/quote]
I know you already know this, TG, but any man who uses these tools (flashy cars, clothing, houses, etc.) to chase women will get what he asks for.
A good woman will judge a man by his character. A good man will judge a woman in the same way.
That doesn’t mean one should be stingy once he/she finds the right partner. It just means you shouldn’t use that as bait. When you use shark bait, you usually reel-in a shark.
Glad to hear your story, TG. Hope you find a keeper. π
[/quote]WTG CA Renter. Absolutely the truth.
May 25, 2009 at 10:51 PM #406162RicechexParticipant[quote=CA renter][quote=temeculaguy]If I was a celeb, I’d do the same thing, my hat is off to Seth. For a while many of us have talked about how being personally financially conservative is the new black. In the coming years it will outcool the green movement, seth is wise to pioneer it in the media. As far as anectdotal stories from the frontline (since many of my piggy brothers and sisters are married or shut ins, I will provide them) I can honestly say that underindulgence is all the rage in the singles scene, especially the middle aged scene. Two years ago, I was constantly apologizing for my mediocre ride and rental housing, I pondered a more age appropriate sled, at least a 5 series, probably a 7 series since I had broken 40, luckily cooler heads prevailed. Much to my suprise, the paid off sled and the lack of revolving debt or an upside down mortgage has become cool once again and I don’t see this trend reversing anytime soon. Living within your means is now sexy.
The dude rolling on 22″ rims with the notice of default in the mailbox, is now the one sitting at home wondering where those implants he paid for went. And the meek shall inherit the earth.[/quote]
I know you already know this, TG, but any man who uses these tools (flashy cars, clothing, houses, etc.) to chase women will get what he asks for.
A good woman will judge a man by his character. A good man will judge a woman in the same way.
That doesn’t mean one should be stingy once he/she finds the right partner. It just means you shouldn’t use that as bait. When you use shark bait, you usually reel-in a shark.
Glad to hear your story, TG. Hope you find a keeper. π
[/quote]WTG CA Renter. Absolutely the truth.
May 25, 2009 at 11:10 PM #405640temeculaguyParticipantCa Renter- I really do appreciate the advice, since we’ve raised a pint together and Mr. Ca renter is the coolest of dudes, I’ll confess. I always expose way to much of my personal life and views because it makes for good reading and fun writing. Truth be told, I found a keeper recently, so there’s no need to waste any pity or advice on me. Of course none of you ever get to meet her because if she ever reads these boards or learns of my alter ego and what I have written over the years, she would certainly not approve, who would, mysogyny is a phase, not a permanent lifestyle. I believe people are a lot like sausage, the end result is pleasing but the process should not be witnessed.
You’ll be happy to know I didn’t use shark bait, however she is too bright to get things past her, after sending her some very written e-mails and one time in a conversation I used way to much jargon regarding r/e, she inquired as to how I know so much about an industry that i am not involved in professionally and where did I learn to write. Obviously I just said that i read a lot. Why do I always fall for the smart ones?
May 25, 2009 at 11:10 PM #406336temeculaguyParticipantCa Renter- I really do appreciate the advice, since we’ve raised a pint together and Mr. Ca renter is the coolest of dudes, I’ll confess. I always expose way to much of my personal life and views because it makes for good reading and fun writing. Truth be told, I found a keeper recently, so there’s no need to waste any pity or advice on me. Of course none of you ever get to meet her because if she ever reads these boards or learns of my alter ego and what I have written over the years, she would certainly not approve, who would, mysogyny is a phase, not a permanent lifestyle. I believe people are a lot like sausage, the end result is pleasing but the process should not be witnessed.
You’ll be happy to know I didn’t use shark bait, however she is too bright to get things past her, after sending her some very written e-mails and one time in a conversation I used way to much jargon regarding r/e, she inquired as to how I know so much about an industry that i am not involved in professionally and where did I learn to write. Obviously I just said that i read a lot. Why do I always fall for the smart ones?
May 25, 2009 at 11:10 PM #406189temeculaguyParticipantCa Renter- I really do appreciate the advice, since we’ve raised a pint together and Mr. Ca renter is the coolest of dudes, I’ll confess. I always expose way to much of my personal life and views because it makes for good reading and fun writing. Truth be told, I found a keeper recently, so there’s no need to waste any pity or advice on me. Of course none of you ever get to meet her because if she ever reads these boards or learns of my alter ego and what I have written over the years, she would certainly not approve, who would, mysogyny is a phase, not a permanent lifestyle. I believe people are a lot like sausage, the end result is pleasing but the process should not be witnessed.
You’ll be happy to know I didn’t use shark bait, however she is too bright to get things past her, after sending her some very written e-mails and one time in a conversation I used way to much jargon regarding r/e, she inquired as to how I know so much about an industry that i am not involved in professionally and where did I learn to write. Obviously I just said that i read a lot. Why do I always fall for the smart ones?
May 25, 2009 at 11:10 PM #406128temeculaguyParticipantCa Renter- I really do appreciate the advice, since we’ve raised a pint together and Mr. Ca renter is the coolest of dudes, I’ll confess. I always expose way to much of my personal life and views because it makes for good reading and fun writing. Truth be told, I found a keeper recently, so there’s no need to waste any pity or advice on me. Of course none of you ever get to meet her because if she ever reads these boards or learns of my alter ego and what I have written over the years, she would certainly not approve, who would, mysogyny is a phase, not a permanent lifestyle. I believe people are a lot like sausage, the end result is pleasing but the process should not be witnessed.
You’ll be happy to know I didn’t use shark bait, however she is too bright to get things past her, after sending her some very written e-mails and one time in a conversation I used way to much jargon regarding r/e, she inquired as to how I know so much about an industry that i am not involved in professionally and where did I learn to write. Obviously I just said that i read a lot. Why do I always fall for the smart ones?
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