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  • August 20, 2011 at 5:53 PM in reply to: OT: Have you ever been punched in the face? #721931
    masayako
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    Yes, long time ago by a thief.

    August 20, 2011 at 5:53 PM in reply to: OT: Have you ever been punched in the face? #722625
    masayako
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    Yes, long time ago by a thief.

    August 20, 2011 at 5:43 PM in reply to: OT: Top ten most promiscuous cities #722771
    masayako
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    “No L.A? That ain’t right.”

    August 20, 2011 at 5:43 PM in reply to: OT: Top ten most promiscuous cities #721921
    masayako
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    “No L.A? That ain’t right.”

    August 20, 2011 at 5:43 PM in reply to: OT: Top ten most promiscuous cities #722013
    masayako
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    “No L.A? That ain’t right.”

    August 20, 2011 at 5:43 PM in reply to: OT: Top ten most promiscuous cities #723136
    masayako
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    “No L.A? That ain’t right.”

    August 20, 2011 at 5:43 PM in reply to: OT: Top ten most promiscuous cities #722615
    masayako
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    “No L.A? That ain’t right.”

    August 20, 2011 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Economy and shopping in SD #722589
    masayako
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    People who lost their jobs fear for their future. They continue to visit the mall but only buy what they really need.

    People who still have jobs, life continue as usual. Be a little bit more cautious and pay more attention to the surrounding area. Yes, that’s it. As long as the layoff don’t hit them, they usually are quite indifferent about the “big picture” economy.

    Those living on the edge of “running out of cash”, they live off credit cards and HELOC. Yes, baby boomers still got HELOCs. As long as the government easy credit continues, things appear to be okay.

    August 20, 2011 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Economy and shopping in SD #721833
    masayako
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    People who lost their jobs fear for their future. They continue to visit the mall but only buy what they really need.

    People who still have jobs, life continue as usual. Be a little bit more cautious and pay more attention to the surrounding area. Yes, that’s it. As long as the layoff don’t hit them, they usually are quite indifferent about the “big picture” economy.

    Those living on the edge of “running out of cash”, they live off credit cards and HELOC. Yes, baby boomers still got HELOCs. As long as the government easy credit continues, things appear to be okay.

    August 20, 2011 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Economy and shopping in SD #722432
    masayako
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    People who lost their jobs fear for their future. They continue to visit the mall but only buy what they really need.

    People who still have jobs, life continue as usual. Be a little bit more cautious and pay more attention to the surrounding area. Yes, that’s it. As long as the layoff don’t hit them, they usually are quite indifferent about the “big picture” economy.

    Those living on the edge of “running out of cash”, they live off credit cards and HELOC. Yes, baby boomers still got HELOCs. As long as the government easy credit continues, things appear to be okay.

    August 20, 2011 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Economy and shopping in SD #721740
    masayako
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    People who lost their jobs fear for their future. They continue to visit the mall but only buy what they really need.

    People who still have jobs, life continue as usual. Be a little bit more cautious and pay more attention to the surrounding area. Yes, that’s it. As long as the layoff don’t hit them, they usually are quite indifferent about the “big picture” economy.

    Those living on the edge of “running out of cash”, they live off credit cards and HELOC. Yes, baby boomers still got HELOCs. As long as the government easy credit continues, things appear to be okay.

    August 20, 2011 at 11:03 AM in reply to: Economy and shopping in SD #722953
    masayako
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    People who lost their jobs fear for their future. They continue to visit the mall but only buy what they really need.

    People who still have jobs, life continue as usual. Be a little bit more cautious and pay more attention to the surrounding area. Yes, that’s it. As long as the layoff don’t hit them, they usually are quite indifferent about the “big picture” economy.

    Those living on the edge of “running out of cash”, they live off credit cards and HELOC. Yes, baby boomers still got HELOCs. As long as the government easy credit continues, things appear to be okay.

    August 4, 2011 at 11:18 PM in reply to: Advice on buying a million dolloar house, please #715178
    masayako
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    Thank you for the wonderful advice, everyone!! Really appreciate that.

    August 4, 2011 at 11:18 PM in reply to: Advice on buying a million dolloar house, please #715780
    masayako
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    Thank you for the wonderful advice, everyone!! Really appreciate that.

    August 4, 2011 at 11:18 PM in reply to: Advice on buying a million dolloar house, please #715932
    masayako
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    Thank you for the wonderful advice, everyone!! Really appreciate that.

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