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L_Thek_onomics
ParticipantI’m confused. This “intelligent” man after practicing B.S. for over
30 years is not capable to tell a “joke” without botching it? All
those un-intelligent republicans misunderstand this genius, because
they’re just not capable to comprehend his sophystication? No.
Now, I’m going to apologize upfront to everyone I’ll offend (except
who doesn’t deserve it).
Senator Kerry has the long history of spitting on our military. Senator
Kerry has no history of speech impairment, but he has a long history of
moral impairment. This spineless gigolo is an embarrassment in the eye
of any sane individual. Did he apologize? To whom? Did this little “baby”
of Sugar Mama tell on his press conference, he intended to direct his
“joke” to President Bush? Did he apologize to the President? This guy is
an example of an un-curable mental disease. Those who try to protect
this piece of human waste, doing everything possible to discredit sanity.
Get real, please. Just because John Kerry hates George Bush and
everything America stands for, you don’t have to be part of this self destruction. There are many great Democrats to learn from. Read
history, trust traditional America and stay away from the insane wing of
neo-bolshevik Dean and Kerry wing of Democratic Party. My advise,
communicate more with republicans, and listen first…L Thek
Participant“Who served and who didn’t?”
You conveniently forgot your hero, William Jefferson (B.J.) Clinton. As I remember, he was served (by Monica)…
L Thek
ParticipantYes, a kind of… How can you trust the drivers around you?
L ThekParticipantYou can ask a few politicians to pass a legislation to lower the speed limit to 25, so most of the drivers will drive only between 55 and 65. The other solution is to move to Maryland.
L ThekParticipantSorry, I didn’t want to hurt your feelings, before my next
post I’ll double check all the facts.
L T ShrekParticipantPorkman (Simon Legree?), your post smells like
another fake b.s. A kind of hard to imagine, lenders
hire little hitmen to post default notices…
L ThekOctober 1, 2006 at 7:38 PM in reply to: People still buying – masses have no clue about bubble #36975ParticipantMost of the buyers are not first time buyers, but people who are “moving up”. They sell an overpriced condo or house, then buy a bigger and more expensive real estate. Typically they have good credit, the fairly low mortgage rates make the move affordable, also the market conditions make no difference, they sell and buy on the same market.
L Thek
ParticipantThe fastest way to clean up this mess, the IRS sends the tax bills to “stated income” borrowers for the difference between the “reported”
and “stated” incomes. We can save the cost of FBI’s involvement.
L ThekParticipantThe use of the “heat map” to show “hot” or “cold” real estate markets would be a kind of silly, especially, when the markets are generally cooling. I assume the heat maps are frequently updated, so the updates can be compared side by side to the previously saved maps, showing the trend of local markets. It looks good as a wall decor too…
L Thek
ParticipantActually the concept is very clever. I assume, you didn’t get it.
L Thek
ParticipantIt sounds like a slander. Was this article published by any credible media?
L Thek
August 28, 2006 at 10:21 PM in reply to: Biggest Drops in 2007 and 2008; housing will fall 50% nominal terms #33829ParticipantYes, the median price is not a good indicator of changing markets. As always, when the housing market looses the steam, the more expensive markets turn upside down first. The largest proportion of sold homes are in the higher price ranges, because of more attractive discounts. This trend pulls the median upward, creating an absolutely misleading, almost useless “indicator”. The opposite is true for the lowest median price. When the median price hits the bottom, the best deals are already gone…
L ThekAugust 27, 2006 at 11:59 AM in reply to: Biggest Drops in 2007 and 2008; housing will fall 50% nominal terms #33526ParticipantI’m not really familiar with the San Diego market, I live on the coast of Long Beach and work in commercial construction. I’m sure there is lots of similarity between the two markets, so my observations may make sense. Including the 1999 – 2004 acceleration of home appreciations the median home value in California gained 339% between 1980 and 2004. This is slightly under 7% per year. If I substitute the unprecedented recent gains with the acceptable 7%, the median home price in Long Beach should be around $292,000 by mid 2007. (The median price was $485,500 in May 2006 after a 6.3% drop from April.) If we see a moderate average drop of 3% per month, the long Beach median home price will meet with the $292.000 acceptable median by the end of next year. It can happen without crash landing, without creating a major recession with high unemployment and many other negative consequences.
L Thek
Participant“Are you suggesting that American citizens that feel their civil rights have been reduced are terrorists? Or sympathize with terrorists?”
I’m not suggesting anything like that. But the way you phrased your response proves the shaky ground of the argument. You don’t know your rights are violated, you “feel” it. On the other side I know, my civil rights are not violated by any means.
L Thek
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