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June 2, 2008 at 11:52 PM in reply to: 60% off at temecula auction and conclusive evidence that I’m an idiot #216015June 2, 2008 at 11:52 PM in reply to: 60% off at temecula auction and conclusive evidence that I’m an idiot #216042
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ParticipantOK,, it’s almost 10pm.. Still 4+ more hours until last call.
It’s been kind of interesting watching what has been coming through the door, but still nothing to jump up and down about. I think that I’ve seen Paris, Nicole, Britney and Lindsay come through that door, more than once, but the best is yet to come.
An hour ago, I never thought that Shania would be available, but now she is. I knew there would be options that just weren’t available a few short months ago. That’s the model I’ve had my eye on. Patience is a virtue.
In the next hour, I’m expecting a buy one get one free sale OR an unscheduled happy hour. I wouldn’t place your order just yet, as tempting as it might be. Just wait and see.
TG: How much have you saved on an exact match by NOT buying 6-9 months ago ??
PS: I just heard that there’s a busload of 7’s & 8’s that had a flat tire on their way over. They may not show up for awhile, but they will be looking for you & your wallet when they arrive.
May 22, 2008 at 7:10 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #210176ParticipantWho is this windbag ??
In almost every article, she denies the FC, and says that she got a loan modification…Here’s a different angle….
“The bank issued a default notice in December, and the home was sold at a public auction on May 7 for $388,000”
May 22, 2008 at 7:10 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #210244ParticipantWho is this windbag ??
In almost every article, she denies the FC, and says that she got a loan modification…Here’s a different angle….
“The bank issued a default notice in December, and the home was sold at a public auction on May 7 for $388,000”
May 22, 2008 at 7:10 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #210272ParticipantWho is this windbag ??
In almost every article, she denies the FC, and says that she got a loan modification…Here’s a different angle….
“The bank issued a default notice in December, and the home was sold at a public auction on May 7 for $388,000”
May 22, 2008 at 7:10 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #210295ParticipantWho is this windbag ??
In almost every article, she denies the FC, and says that she got a loan modification…Here’s a different angle….
“The bank issued a default notice in December, and the home was sold at a public auction on May 7 for $388,000”
May 22, 2008 at 7:10 PM in reply to: US Congresswoman walks away from Zero down underwater mortgage #210328ParticipantWho is this windbag ??
In almost every article, she denies the FC, and says that she got a loan modification…Here’s a different angle….
“The bank issued a default notice in December, and the home was sold at a public auction on May 7 for $388,000”
May 21, 2008 at 10:43 AM in reply to: Biggest Drops in 2007 and 2008; housing will fall 50% nominal terms #209044ParticipantInteresting thread, is it time to review the prediction made 21 months ago ???
May 21, 2008 at 10:43 AM in reply to: Biggest Drops in 2007 and 2008; housing will fall 50% nominal terms #209106ParticipantInteresting thread, is it time to review the prediction made 21 months ago ???
May 21, 2008 at 10:43 AM in reply to: Biggest Drops in 2007 and 2008; housing will fall 50% nominal terms #209137ParticipantInteresting thread, is it time to review the prediction made 21 months ago ???
May 21, 2008 at 10:43 AM in reply to: Biggest Drops in 2007 and 2008; housing will fall 50% nominal terms #209158ParticipantInteresting thread, is it time to review the prediction made 21 months ago ???
May 21, 2008 at 10:43 AM in reply to: Biggest Drops in 2007 and 2008; housing will fall 50% nominal terms #209191ParticipantInteresting thread, is it time to review the prediction made 21 months ago ???
ParticipantPatient,
I AGREE with you.. My comment was pretty clear.My point was that depositors will be made whole, it just may not be possible THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY.
It could be weeks, it could be years. I DON’T KNOW.From memory, I think that the recent FDIC bank failures (3 in 2007 and 3 in 2008 so far) The largest had 175,000 accounts…
If a HUGE bank were to fail, you are talking millions of accounts. Potential $100,000 x 1 million = $100 BILLION ++
(per million accounts)Of course many people don’t have $100K, but retirement accounts are insured up to $250K..
The POTENTIAL exposure is beyond belief, and everybody seems comfortable that it just won’t happen.They can transfer statement balances around all they want, the withdrawl of CASH the NEXT BUSINESS DAY will not be possible. They couldn’t print the bills that fast.
I’m not saying that it will happen, but if you expect the 500 year flood and be prepared, and you’ll never be surprised.
I talked to a life insurance exec about 9/11, he said that payouts weren’t a problem for most, just a blip.
The UNKNOWN is a WW2 type event, losing million+ lives in a short time period.Disasters happen, 32,000++ DEAD from one little earthquake in China last week. Myanmar, Katrina, etc..$!*& HAPPENS!
If someone is comfortable having UNinsured funds because of what the charter states who I am to argue ?
ParticipantPatient,
I AGREE with you.. My comment was pretty clear.My point was that depositors will be made whole, it just may not be possible THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY.
It could be weeks, it could be years. I DON’T KNOW.From memory, I think that the recent FDIC bank failures (3 in 2007 and 3 in 2008 so far) The largest had 175,000 accounts…
If a HUGE bank were to fail, you are talking millions of accounts. Potential $100,000 x 1 million = $100 BILLION ++
(per million accounts)Of course many people don’t have $100K, but retirement accounts are insured up to $250K..
The POTENTIAL exposure is beyond belief, and everybody seems comfortable that it just won’t happen.They can transfer statement balances around all they want, the withdrawl of CASH the NEXT BUSINESS DAY will not be possible. They couldn’t print the bills that fast.
I’m not saying that it will happen, but if you expect the 500 year flood and be prepared, and you’ll never be surprised.
I talked to a life insurance exec about 9/11, he said that payouts weren’t a problem for most, just a blip.
The UNKNOWN is a WW2 type event, losing million+ lives in a short time period.Disasters happen, 32,000++ DEAD from one little earthquake in China last week. Myanmar, Katrina, etc..$!*& HAPPENS!
If someone is comfortable having UNinsured funds because of what the charter states who I am to argue ?
ParticipantPatient,
I AGREE with you.. My comment was pretty clear.My point was that depositors will be made whole, it just may not be possible THE NEXT BUSINESS DAY.
It could be weeks, it could be years. I DON’T KNOW.From memory, I think that the recent FDIC bank failures (3 in 2007 and 3 in 2008 so far) The largest had 175,000 accounts…
If a HUGE bank were to fail, you are talking millions of accounts. Potential $100,000 x 1 million = $100 BILLION ++
(per million accounts)Of course many people don’t have $100K, but retirement accounts are insured up to $250K..
The POTENTIAL exposure is beyond belief, and everybody seems comfortable that it just won’t happen.They can transfer statement balances around all they want, the withdrawl of CASH the NEXT BUSINESS DAY will not be possible. They couldn’t print the bills that fast.
I’m not saying that it will happen, but if you expect the 500 year flood and be prepared, and you’ll never be surprised.
I talked to a life insurance exec about 9/11, he said that payouts weren’t a problem for most, just a blip.
The UNKNOWN is a WW2 type event, losing million+ lives in a short time period.Disasters happen, 32,000++ DEAD from one little earthquake in China last week. Myanmar, Katrina, etc..$!*& HAPPENS!
If someone is comfortable having UNinsured funds because of what the charter states who I am to argue ?
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