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I got a Inspiron B130 few years ago, heavy at 6.7lb, very sturdy frame with XP, Pentium, 1GB Ram and no problems. Cant do video editing, etc, but hey it was $500 (special discount). Comparable MAC at least a 1000. If its only PC then you need more, but if its 2nd computer, then something like this will work.

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“Well honey, he gave you that tiny ring, he doesn’t really love you or care about you, he is a cheapstake or he has no money”. Implication being that he is a loser, we feel sorry for you.

Here is an example:
Heard a Phil Hendrie [While The Phil Hendrie Show became renowned for its unique and controversial guests, those guests are not real people (though callers dont know that) at all—they are fictional characters created and voiced by Hendrie himself]clip many years ago that had him “interview” guy that gave his fiancee a fake ring that he would replace later. All the women callers berated the guy for being a scumbag.

Here’s another funny fake ad from Hendrie:

“Y’know friends, after the turning of the calendar takes place and there is, of course, the usual looting and rioting, and all of the money will be devalued and you’ll certainly want to have something to barter with, and that’s why Peenman Enterprises has come up with something, I think you’re going to want to have: really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds. You can get a bag of really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds for only $89.95, we’ll send you a bag of them, then imagine the fun you’ll have trying to use them to barter a gallon of gasoline off a 300-lb. biker, good luck to you ma man, good luck. Remember, Peenman Enterprises’ big bag of shiny…sparkly looking things that kinda look like diamonds, be we aren’t sure: $89.95—try to pass those off to some guy who looks like Road Warrior Part VI… and watch the fun begin.”

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“Well honey, he gave you that tiny ring, he doesn’t really love you or care about you, he is a cheapstake or he has no money”. Implication being that he is a loser, we feel sorry for you.

Here is an example:
Heard a Phil Hendrie [While The Phil Hendrie Show became renowned for its unique and controversial guests, those guests are not real people (though callers dont know that) at all—they are fictional characters created and voiced by Hendrie himself]clip many years ago that had him “interview” guy that gave his fiancee a fake ring that he would replace later. All the women callers berated the guy for being a scumbag.

Here’s another funny fake ad from Hendrie:

“Y’know friends, after the turning of the calendar takes place and there is, of course, the usual looting and rioting, and all of the money will be devalued and you’ll certainly want to have something to barter with, and that’s why Peenman Enterprises has come up with something, I think you’re going to want to have: really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds. You can get a bag of really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds for only $89.95, we’ll send you a bag of them, then imagine the fun you’ll have trying to use them to barter a gallon of gasoline off a 300-lb. biker, good luck to you ma man, good luck. Remember, Peenman Enterprises’ big bag of shiny…sparkly looking things that kinda look like diamonds, be we aren’t sure: $89.95—try to pass those off to some guy who looks like Road Warrior Part VI… and watch the fun begin.”

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“Well honey, he gave you that tiny ring, he doesn’t really love you or care about you, he is a cheapstake or he has no money”. Implication being that he is a loser, we feel sorry for you.

Here is an example:
Heard a Phil Hendrie [While The Phil Hendrie Show became renowned for its unique and controversial guests, those guests are not real people (though callers dont know that) at all—they are fictional characters created and voiced by Hendrie himself]clip many years ago that had him “interview” guy that gave his fiancee a fake ring that he would replace later. All the women callers berated the guy for being a scumbag.

Here’s another funny fake ad from Hendrie:

“Y’know friends, after the turning of the calendar takes place and there is, of course, the usual looting and rioting, and all of the money will be devalued and you’ll certainly want to have something to barter with, and that’s why Peenman Enterprises has come up with something, I think you’re going to want to have: really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds. You can get a bag of really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds for only $89.95, we’ll send you a bag of them, then imagine the fun you’ll have trying to use them to barter a gallon of gasoline off a 300-lb. biker, good luck to you ma man, good luck. Remember, Peenman Enterprises’ big bag of shiny…sparkly looking things that kinda look like diamonds, be we aren’t sure: $89.95—try to pass those off to some guy who looks like Road Warrior Part VI… and watch the fun begin.”

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“Well honey, he gave you that tiny ring, he doesn’t really love you or care about you, he is a cheapstake or he has no money”. Implication being that he is a loser, we feel sorry for you.

Here is an example:
Heard a Phil Hendrie [While The Phil Hendrie Show became renowned for its unique and controversial guests, those guests are not real people (though callers dont know that) at all—they are fictional characters created and voiced by Hendrie himself]clip many years ago that had him “interview” guy that gave his fiancee a fake ring that he would replace later. All the women callers berated the guy for being a scumbag.

Here’s another funny fake ad from Hendrie:

“Y’know friends, after the turning of the calendar takes place and there is, of course, the usual looting and rioting, and all of the money will be devalued and you’ll certainly want to have something to barter with, and that’s why Peenman Enterprises has come up with something, I think you’re going to want to have: really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds. You can get a bag of really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds for only $89.95, we’ll send you a bag of them, then imagine the fun you’ll have trying to use them to barter a gallon of gasoline off a 300-lb. biker, good luck to you ma man, good luck. Remember, Peenman Enterprises’ big bag of shiny…sparkly looking things that kinda look like diamonds, be we aren’t sure: $89.95—try to pass those off to some guy who looks like Road Warrior Part VI… and watch the fun begin.”

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“Well honey, he gave you that tiny ring, he doesn’t really love you or care about you, he is a cheapstake or he has no money”. Implication being that he is a loser, we feel sorry for you.

Here is an example:
Heard a Phil Hendrie [While The Phil Hendrie Show became renowned for its unique and controversial guests, those guests are not real people (though callers dont know that) at all—they are fictional characters created and voiced by Hendrie himself]clip many years ago that had him “interview” guy that gave his fiancee a fake ring that he would replace later. All the women callers berated the guy for being a scumbag.

Here’s another funny fake ad from Hendrie:

“Y’know friends, after the turning of the calendar takes place and there is, of course, the usual looting and rioting, and all of the money will be devalued and you’ll certainly want to have something to barter with, and that’s why Peenman Enterprises has come up with something, I think you’re going to want to have: really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds. You can get a bag of really expensive-looking shiny sparkly things that look like diamonds for only $89.95, we’ll send you a bag of them, then imagine the fun you’ll have trying to use them to barter a gallon of gasoline off a 300-lb. biker, good luck to you ma man, good luck. Remember, Peenman Enterprises’ big bag of shiny…sparkly looking things that kinda look like diamonds, be we aren’t sure: $89.95—try to pass those off to some guy who looks like Road Warrior Part VI… and watch the fun begin.”

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Here are three versions of reality. Lets have a poll for Piggs to decide.

Version A:
Regulation is only for commies.
Its very obvious that democrats in CA,FL and NY passed state regulations that caused Countrywide, Indymac, Bear Stearns to fail. The free market regulators at federal exec level have been pro growth and have not interfered at all with these companies goal to help pay their employees and improve the US economy. Get rid of the FDIC audits, its just so quaint like the Constitution, it just hinders their growth to help rebuild America.

Dems are just bitter jealous people when they complain about CEOs getting paid 100 times avg employee salary while half the employees are fired and the stock drops 50%. Don’t you think the Countrywide and BS CEO’s deserve at least a $100M bonus for convincing the Feds to bail them out? Trust me, that 100M would be paid in consulting fees, etc anyway.

Without funding for new stadiums, teams have moved out and caused devastation for the cities. Witness LA, there is in a recession because the RAMS and Raiders left. Dems in Riverside and SB counties refused to build sports stadiums to lure in massive revenues and you have to wonder why the counties are in a massive recession. Why would anyone want to visit or live there without the sport stadiums and something to cheer about.

Version B:
More Regulation needed
Privatize all the profits, let taxpayers subsidize the Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, let the cities hand out free money to build stadium to subsidize billionaire athletes while parks and libraries close. Why is there not a 2 year waiting list to buy condos in downtown SD?

Bear Stearns, Indymac, Countrywide profits were not regulated, but now their losses are shared. By law, federal execs cant make more than Vice President, about 220K. FDIC execs running Indymac are paid 200K(?), while the former CEO was paid 8M after voluntary 50% pay cut(honest CEO). If you want to have federal subsidies, you better play by our rules, that is don’t take outrageous risk and dont pay CEOs 100M.

Version C:
Ron Paul
The MLS is a monopoly that has been closed to outside groups after massive lobbying (in english read BRIBES) by realtor groups. Some states have been banned non-full service real estate agents. Felony for broker/agents to rebate commissions.

Fannie, Freddie are nothing but an extortion racket. Honest living. Lets let the readers ponder that Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, subsidized by taxpayers.

Close FDIC, Fannie, Freddie, etc. Get back to gold standard. Consumers can rely on smart/honest people at Moodys and S&P (or Weiss ratings) to help them avoid troubled firms.

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Here are three versions of reality. Lets have a poll for Piggs to decide.

Version A:
Regulation is only for commies.
Its very obvious that democrats in CA,FL and NY passed state regulations that caused Countrywide, Indymac, Bear Stearns to fail. The free market regulators at federal exec level have been pro growth and have not interfered at all with these companies goal to help pay their employees and improve the US economy. Get rid of the FDIC audits, its just so quaint like the Constitution, it just hinders their growth to help rebuild America.

Dems are just bitter jealous people when they complain about CEOs getting paid 100 times avg employee salary while half the employees are fired and the stock drops 50%. Don’t you think the Countrywide and BS CEO’s deserve at least a $100M bonus for convincing the Feds to bail them out? Trust me, that 100M would be paid in consulting fees, etc anyway.

Without funding for new stadiums, teams have moved out and caused devastation for the cities. Witness LA, there is in a recession because the RAMS and Raiders left. Dems in Riverside and SB counties refused to build sports stadiums to lure in massive revenues and you have to wonder why the counties are in a massive recession. Why would anyone want to visit or live there without the sport stadiums and something to cheer about.

Version B:
More Regulation needed
Privatize all the profits, let taxpayers subsidize the Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, let the cities hand out free money to build stadium to subsidize billionaire athletes while parks and libraries close. Why is there not a 2 year waiting list to buy condos in downtown SD?

Bear Stearns, Indymac, Countrywide profits were not regulated, but now their losses are shared. By law, federal execs cant make more than Vice President, about 220K. FDIC execs running Indymac are paid 200K(?), while the former CEO was paid 8M after voluntary 50% pay cut(honest CEO). If you want to have federal subsidies, you better play by our rules, that is don’t take outrageous risk and dont pay CEOs 100M.

Version C:
Ron Paul
The MLS is a monopoly that has been closed to outside groups after massive lobbying (in english read BRIBES) by realtor groups. Some states have been banned non-full service real estate agents. Felony for broker/agents to rebate commissions.

Fannie, Freddie are nothing but an extortion racket. Honest living. Lets let the readers ponder that Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, subsidized by taxpayers.

Close FDIC, Fannie, Freddie, etc. Get back to gold standard. Consumers can rely on smart/honest people at Moodys and S&P (or Weiss ratings) to help them avoid troubled firms.

[equalizer]

Here are three versions of reality. Lets have a poll for Piggs to decide.

Version A:
Regulation is only for commies.
Its very obvious that democrats in CA,FL and NY passed state regulations that caused Countrywide, Indymac, Bear Stearns to fail. The free market regulators at federal exec level have been pro growth and have not interfered at all with these companies goal to help pay their employees and improve the US economy. Get rid of the FDIC audits, its just so quaint like the Constitution, it just hinders their growth to help rebuild America.

Dems are just bitter jealous people when they complain about CEOs getting paid 100 times avg employee salary while half the employees are fired and the stock drops 50%. Don’t you think the Countrywide and BS CEO’s deserve at least a $100M bonus for convincing the Feds to bail them out? Trust me, that 100M would be paid in consulting fees, etc anyway.

Without funding for new stadiums, teams have moved out and caused devastation for the cities. Witness LA, there is in a recession because the RAMS and Raiders left. Dems in Riverside and SB counties refused to build sports stadiums to lure in massive revenues and you have to wonder why the counties are in a massive recession. Why would anyone want to visit or live there without the sport stadiums and something to cheer about.

Version B:
More Regulation needed
Privatize all the profits, let taxpayers subsidize the Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, let the cities hand out free money to build stadium to subsidize billionaire athletes while parks and libraries close. Why is there not a 2 year waiting list to buy condos in downtown SD?

Bear Stearns, Indymac, Countrywide profits were not regulated, but now their losses are shared. By law, federal execs cant make more than Vice President, about 220K. FDIC execs running Indymac are paid 200K(?), while the former CEO was paid 8M after voluntary 50% pay cut(honest CEO). If you want to have federal subsidies, you better play by our rules, that is don’t take outrageous risk and dont pay CEOs 100M.

Version C:
Ron Paul
The MLS is a monopoly that has been closed to outside groups after massive lobbying (in english read BRIBES) by realtor groups. Some states have been banned non-full service real estate agents. Felony for broker/agents to rebate commissions.

Fannie, Freddie are nothing but an extortion racket. Honest living. Lets let the readers ponder that Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, subsidized by taxpayers.

Close FDIC, Fannie, Freddie, etc. Get back to gold standard. Consumers can rely on smart/honest people at Moodys and S&P (or Weiss ratings) to help them avoid troubled firms.

[equalizer]

Here are three versions of reality. Lets have a poll for Piggs to decide.

Version A:
Regulation is only for commies.
Its very obvious that democrats in CA,FL and NY passed state regulations that caused Countrywide, Indymac, Bear Stearns to fail. The free market regulators at federal exec level have been pro growth and have not interfered at all with these companies goal to help pay their employees and improve the US economy. Get rid of the FDIC audits, its just so quaint like the Constitution, it just hinders their growth to help rebuild America.

Dems are just bitter jealous people when they complain about CEOs getting paid 100 times avg employee salary while half the employees are fired and the stock drops 50%. Don’t you think the Countrywide and BS CEO’s deserve at least a $100M bonus for convincing the Feds to bail them out? Trust me, that 100M would be paid in consulting fees, etc anyway.

Without funding for new stadiums, teams have moved out and caused devastation for the cities. Witness LA, there is in a recession because the RAMS and Raiders left. Dems in Riverside and SB counties refused to build sports stadiums to lure in massive revenues and you have to wonder why the counties are in a massive recession. Why would anyone want to visit or live there without the sport stadiums and something to cheer about.

Version B:
More Regulation needed
Privatize all the profits, let taxpayers subsidize the Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, let the cities hand out free money to build stadium to subsidize billionaire athletes while parks and libraries close. Why is there not a 2 year waiting list to buy condos in downtown SD?

Bear Stearns, Indymac, Countrywide profits were not regulated, but now their losses are shared. By law, federal execs cant make more than Vice President, about 220K. FDIC execs running Indymac are paid 200K(?), while the former CEO was paid 8M after voluntary 50% pay cut(honest CEO). If you want to have federal subsidies, you better play by our rules, that is don’t take outrageous risk and dont pay CEOs 100M.

Version C:
Ron Paul
The MLS is a monopoly that has been closed to outside groups after massive lobbying (in english read BRIBES) by realtor groups. Some states have been banned non-full service real estate agents. Felony for broker/agents to rebate commissions.

Fannie, Freddie are nothing but an extortion racket. Honest living. Lets let the readers ponder that Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, subsidized by taxpayers.

Close FDIC, Fannie, Freddie, etc. Get back to gold standard. Consumers can rely on smart/honest people at Moodys and S&P (or Weiss ratings) to help them avoid troubled firms.

[equalizer]

Here are three versions of reality. Lets have a poll for Piggs to decide.

Version A:
Regulation is only for commies.
Its very obvious that democrats in CA,FL and NY passed state regulations that caused Countrywide, Indymac, Bear Stearns to fail. The free market regulators at federal exec level have been pro growth and have not interfered at all with these companies goal to help pay their employees and improve the US economy. Get rid of the FDIC audits, its just so quaint like the Constitution, it just hinders their growth to help rebuild America.

Dems are just bitter jealous people when they complain about CEOs getting paid 100 times avg employee salary while half the employees are fired and the stock drops 50%. Don’t you think the Countrywide and BS CEO’s deserve at least a $100M bonus for convincing the Feds to bail them out? Trust me, that 100M would be paid in consulting fees, etc anyway.

Without funding for new stadiums, teams have moved out and caused devastation for the cities. Witness LA, there is in a recession because the RAMS and Raiders left. Dems in Riverside and SB counties refused to build sports stadiums to lure in massive revenues and you have to wonder why the counties are in a massive recession. Why would anyone want to visit or live there without the sport stadiums and something to cheer about.

Version B:
More Regulation needed
Privatize all the profits, let taxpayers subsidize the Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, let the cities hand out free money to build stadium to subsidize billionaire athletes while parks and libraries close. Why is there not a 2 year waiting list to buy condos in downtown SD?

Bear Stearns, Indymac, Countrywide profits were not regulated, but now their losses are shared. By law, federal execs cant make more than Vice President, about 220K. FDIC execs running Indymac are paid 200K(?), while the former CEO was paid 8M after voluntary 50% pay cut(honest CEO). If you want to have federal subsidies, you better play by our rules, that is don’t take outrageous risk and dont pay CEOs 100M.

Version C:
Ron Paul
The MLS is a monopoly that has been closed to outside groups after massive lobbying (in english read BRIBES) by realtor groups. Some states have been banned non-full service real estate agents. Felony for broker/agents to rebate commissions.

Fannie, Freddie are nothing but an extortion racket. Honest living. Lets let the readers ponder that Freddie Mac CEO’s $20M pay last year, subsidized by taxpayers.

Close FDIC, Fannie, Freddie, etc. Get back to gold standard. Consumers can rely on smart/honest people at Moodys and S&P (or Weiss ratings) to help them avoid troubled firms.

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FLU,

Did the deal close, whats the final price?
I saw an Expedition on the street with a $5500 price, I’m sure similar car would have been 10K 2 years ago. Know someone who got top of the line TRD Tundra for 33K. A well equipped 2008 Toyota Tundra Base 5.7L V8 4dr 4×2 Double Cab Long Bed is only $24K+TLE. Not bad for 371HP, you can tow some small CV homes.

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FLU,

Did the deal close, whats the final price?
I saw an Expedition on the street with a $5500 price, I’m sure similar car would have been 10K 2 years ago. Know someone who got top of the line TRD Tundra for 33K. A well equipped 2008 Toyota Tundra Base 5.7L V8 4dr 4×2 Double Cab Long Bed is only $24K+TLE. Not bad for 371HP, you can tow some small CV homes.

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FLU,

Did the deal close, whats the final price?
I saw an Expedition on the street with a $5500 price, I’m sure similar car would have been 10K 2 years ago. Know someone who got top of the line TRD Tundra for 33K. A well equipped 2008 Toyota Tundra Base 5.7L V8 4dr 4×2 Double Cab Long Bed is only $24K+TLE. Not bad for 371HP, you can tow some small CV homes.

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FLU,

Did the deal close, whats the final price?
I saw an Expedition on the street with a $5500 price, I’m sure similar car would have been 10K 2 years ago. Know someone who got top of the line TRD Tundra for 33K. A well equipped 2008 Toyota Tundra Base 5.7L V8 4dr 4×2 Double Cab Long Bed is only $24K+TLE. Not bad for 371HP, you can tow some small CV homes.

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