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ParticipantOkay good, I can stop picturing BB in tights and a cape with a $ sign on the front.
ParticipantOkay good, I can stop picturing BB in tights and a cape with a $ sign on the front.
ParticipantOkay good, I can stop picturing BB in tights and a cape with a $ sign on the front.
ParticipantOkay good, I can stop picturing BB in tights and a cape with a $ sign on the front.
ParticipantAlex, I know you don’t actually read any of the replies to your inflammatory threads, but how many times have you posted this topic?
ParticipantAlex, I know you don’t actually read any of the replies to your inflammatory threads, but how many times have you posted this topic?
ParticipantAlex, I know you don’t actually read any of the replies to your inflammatory threads, but how many times have you posted this topic?
ParticipantAlex, I know you don’t actually read any of the replies to your inflammatory threads, but how many times have you posted this topic?
ParticipantAlex, I know you don’t actually read any of the replies to your inflammatory threads, but how many times have you posted this topic?
ParticipantThe irony is the FED can’t force banks to do anything. This may be socialism, but it’s not a FED-led dictatorship.
This is probably just a ploy by Ben to appear to want to help those facing foreclsoure.
You try forcing banks to write down mortgages, you think they will acquiesce quietly? Then what, credit card companies, lay-aways and IOUs?
If they do go forward with it, then I want a $50,000 credit towards my home purchase. What’s the difference?
ParticipantThe irony is the FED can’t force banks to do anything. This may be socialism, but it’s not a FED-led dictatorship.
This is probably just a ploy by Ben to appear to want to help those facing foreclsoure.
You try forcing banks to write down mortgages, you think they will acquiesce quietly? Then what, credit card companies, lay-aways and IOUs?
If they do go forward with it, then I want a $50,000 credit towards my home purchase. What’s the difference?
ParticipantThe irony is the FED can’t force banks to do anything. This may be socialism, but it’s not a FED-led dictatorship.
This is probably just a ploy by Ben to appear to want to help those facing foreclsoure.
You try forcing banks to write down mortgages, you think they will acquiesce quietly? Then what, credit card companies, lay-aways and IOUs?
If they do go forward with it, then I want a $50,000 credit towards my home purchase. What’s the difference?
ParticipantThe irony is the FED can’t force banks to do anything. This may be socialism, but it’s not a FED-led dictatorship.
This is probably just a ploy by Ben to appear to want to help those facing foreclsoure.
You try forcing banks to write down mortgages, you think they will acquiesce quietly? Then what, credit card companies, lay-aways and IOUs?
If they do go forward with it, then I want a $50,000 credit towards my home purchase. What’s the difference?
ParticipantThe irony is the FED can’t force banks to do anything. This may be socialism, but it’s not a FED-led dictatorship.
This is probably just a ploy by Ben to appear to want to help those facing foreclsoure.
You try forcing banks to write down mortgages, you think they will acquiesce quietly? Then what, credit card companies, lay-aways and IOUs?
If they do go forward with it, then I want a $50,000 credit towards my home purchase. What’s the difference?
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