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drunkle
Participantgreat story, seer, good laughs. you’re a smart, rational and level headed mofo. just learn how to paragraph.
August 17, 2007 at 9:25 PM in reply to: Are we gonna experience the same Japanese Housing Burst at 1991? #77362Participantfat:
doesn’t sound strange at all. like the chargers, they’re our team as long as they’re winning…
August 17, 2007 at 9:25 PM in reply to: Are we gonna experience the same Japanese Housing Burst at 1991? #77484Participantfat:
doesn’t sound strange at all. like the chargers, they’re our team as long as they’re winning…
August 17, 2007 at 9:25 PM in reply to: Are we gonna experience the same Japanese Housing Burst at 1991? #77510Participantfat:
doesn’t sound strange at all. like the chargers, they’re our team as long as they’re winning…
August 17, 2007 at 6:56 PM in reply to: How the S&L crisis is similar to what’s happening now #77315Participantin my cynical view, credit rating = profit rating. the more debt you have, the more reliable you are in paying interest, the more debt you’ll get.
and seriously, credit rating only applies to us peons.
August 17, 2007 at 6:56 PM in reply to: How the S&L crisis is similar to what’s happening now #77436Participantin my cynical view, credit rating = profit rating. the more debt you have, the more reliable you are in paying interest, the more debt you’ll get.
and seriously, credit rating only applies to us peons.
August 17, 2007 at 6:56 PM in reply to: How the S&L crisis is similar to what’s happening now #77462Participantin my cynical view, credit rating = profit rating. the more debt you have, the more reliable you are in paying interest, the more debt you’ll get.
and seriously, credit rating only applies to us peons.
August 17, 2007 at 6:41 PM in reply to: Are we gonna experience the same Japanese Housing Burst at 1991? #77306Participantbsr:
loss of market share to airbus… isn’t that just euro gaming? the missed deadlines and production timetables at airbus don’t count?
dunno about technological differences, but… if you can’t deliver, you can’t sell…
bean:
i love new balance shoes. they fit, they’re comfortable and they’re light. my 10 year old dr. martens are certainly a testament to good craftsmanship. for anything else, for mass produced payless shoes… you get what you pay for…
August 17, 2007 at 6:41 PM in reply to: Are we gonna experience the same Japanese Housing Burst at 1991? #77427Participantbsr:
loss of market share to airbus… isn’t that just euro gaming? the missed deadlines and production timetables at airbus don’t count?
dunno about technological differences, but… if you can’t deliver, you can’t sell…
bean:
i love new balance shoes. they fit, they’re comfortable and they’re light. my 10 year old dr. martens are certainly a testament to good craftsmanship. for anything else, for mass produced payless shoes… you get what you pay for…
August 17, 2007 at 6:41 PM in reply to: Are we gonna experience the same Japanese Housing Burst at 1991? #77453Participantbsr:
loss of market share to airbus… isn’t that just euro gaming? the missed deadlines and production timetables at airbus don’t count?
dunno about technological differences, but… if you can’t deliver, you can’t sell…
bean:
i love new balance shoes. they fit, they’re comfortable and they’re light. my 10 year old dr. martens are certainly a testament to good craftsmanship. for anything else, for mass produced payless shoes… you get what you pay for…
Participant“Jesus H. Christ!
Thank you for posting that Chris. Whenever I’ve read posts regarding ‘swooping up cheap property’ it makes me smirk. It’s all hubris.
And for the people that are wishing for our economic system to tank, doom/gloom, peak oil, water, oxygen guys/gals, what gives? What affects your neighbors/neighborhood will affect you, no matter how financially impervious you might think you are.”
i’m pretty sure chris is no pollyanna.
Participant“Jesus H. Christ!
Thank you for posting that Chris. Whenever I’ve read posts regarding ‘swooping up cheap property’ it makes me smirk. It’s all hubris.
And for the people that are wishing for our economic system to tank, doom/gloom, peak oil, water, oxygen guys/gals, what gives? What affects your neighbors/neighborhood will affect you, no matter how financially impervious you might think you are.”
i’m pretty sure chris is no pollyanna.
Participant“Jesus H. Christ!
Thank you for posting that Chris. Whenever I’ve read posts regarding ‘swooping up cheap property’ it makes me smirk. It’s all hubris.
And for the people that are wishing for our economic system to tank, doom/gloom, peak oil, water, oxygen guys/gals, what gives? What affects your neighbors/neighborhood will affect you, no matter how financially impervious you might think you are.”
i’m pretty sure chris is no pollyanna.
Participantuco:
i’m not really concerned about political or financial stability at this point, i do believe the economic systems of “developed” countries are resilient enough. japan has yet to dissolve, right? but in the context of chris’ post, i didn’t agree that his tone was necessary with regards to the op.
as to “stability”, he *is* in a far better position than i to prognosticate on the situation, so if a “total collapse” is in the cards, i will take his word for it.
as a layman, i agree with everything else you wrote. to add, i’m not as concerned about “getting the guilty” as they were certainly acting within the bounds of the law. enough so, anyway, that it wasn’t a big deal at the time. but planning for the future… as you say, homes are assets. home builders to re agents, we’ve had enough of unregulated “free trade”.
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