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July 27, 2007 at 8:10 AM in reply to: While not a perfect solution, the best way to avoid foreclosure . . . #68113
drunkle
Participantyeah, but she’s talking about acceleration of the down trend rather than the peak. like the point at which a coaster starts speeding down the track, the center of mass crests and starts accelerating the whole thing down even though several cars have already gone over the peak.
drunkle
Participantyeah, but she’s talking about acceleration of the down trend rather than the peak. like the point at which a coaster starts speeding down the track, the center of mass crests and starts accelerating the whole thing down even though several cars have already gone over the peak.
drunkle
Participantgood read.
so where did all the bitter sellers go…
drunkle
Participantgood read.
so where did all the bitter sellers go…
drunkle
Participantall my loose change is feeding the dogs; like, why the hell is my double inverse not doing double inverse today??!!!?!?1111
drunkle
Participantall my loose change is feeding the dogs; like, why the hell is my double inverse not doing double inverse today??!!!?!?1111
drunkle
Participantit ties with my opinion that home price valuations that are dependant on dual incomes (median *household* income) are retarded.
drunkle
Participantit ties with my opinion that home price valuations that are dependant on dual incomes (median *household* income) are retarded.
drunkle
Participantbroke
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Participantbroke
drunkle
Participantjust because the housing market gets mentioned, doesnt mean that it’s getting full treatment. the sound bytes are all “sub prime” or “stalled market” but little to no in depth information. if you watched the last kpbs interview with rich, he spells things out, but it’s kpbs and it was all fact. too dry, too boring, too intellectual. when 60 minutes spells it out in 4 letter words or less and with pretty/ugly pictures then it might have an impact.
hell, do the home owners who took out sub prime loans even know that they’re talking about them?
drunkle
Participantjust because the housing market gets mentioned, doesnt mean that it’s getting full treatment. the sound bytes are all “sub prime” or “stalled market” but little to no in depth information. if you watched the last kpbs interview with rich, he spells things out, but it’s kpbs and it was all fact. too dry, too boring, too intellectual. when 60 minutes spells it out in 4 letter words or less and with pretty/ugly pictures then it might have an impact.
hell, do the home owners who took out sub prime loans even know that they’re talking about them?
drunkle
Participantnope. dont feel any better. but this pabst blue ribbon is going down smooth…
speaking of, with the increase of pbr distribution, it might be something to look at…
drunkle
Participantnope. dont feel any better. but this pabst blue ribbon is going down smooth…
speaking of, with the increase of pbr distribution, it might be something to look at…
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