[patb]

[quote=patientrenter]”the one dog you don’t want to pet is the one with blood still dripping from it’s teeth”

Hilarious! I’m telling you, TG, you should make a living from writing.[/quote]

I almost stopped breathing when i saw this.

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[quote=CardiffBaseball]I can think of a lot of guys who be ok with that. Not sure how NY market is for ladies her age.

I’d prefer a fiscally responsible gal to help me fix my first marriage (not getting divorce just saying, if I were)….[/quote]

She’s a MILF and makes good coin but until she restructures she’s just
a future Chapter 11

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[quote=CardiffBaseball]I can think of a lot of guys who be ok with that. Not sure how NY market is for ladies her age.

I’d prefer a fiscally responsible gal to help me fix my first marriage (not getting divorce just saying, if I were)….[/quote]

She’s a MILF and makes good coin but until she restructures she’s just
a future Chapter 11

[patb]

[quote=CardiffBaseball]I can think of a lot of guys who be ok with that. Not sure how NY market is for ladies her age.

I’d prefer a fiscally responsible gal to help me fix my first marriage (not getting divorce just saying, if I were)….[/quote]

She’s a MILF and makes good coin but until she restructures she’s just
a future Chapter 11

[patb]

[quote=CardiffBaseball]I can think of a lot of guys who be ok with that. Not sure how NY market is for ladies her age.

I’d prefer a fiscally responsible gal to help me fix my first marriage (not getting divorce just saying, if I were)….[/quote]

She’s a MILF and makes good coin but until she restructures she’s just
a future Chapter 11

[patb]

[quote=CardiffBaseball]I can think of a lot of guys who be ok with that. Not sure how NY market is for ladies her age.

I’d prefer a fiscally responsible gal to help me fix my first marriage (not getting divorce just saying, if I were)….[/quote]

She’s a MILF and makes good coin but until she restructures she’s just
a future Chapter 11

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[quote=scaredycat]not sure i agree. her main non-house expenses sound like property taxes and a nanny. She didn’t sell the big house when she divorced a couple yrs back but it wasn’t like some crazy irrational move. in retrospect it was dumb, i guess. she’s gotta have a nanny. gotta pay taxes.[/quote]

her main non-house expenses? So you think a
woman earning 175K can afford a 2.5 Milliion dollar
house?

it says she bought her husband out, so i’m going to
guess she is carrying a 1.25 Million dollar note.
that’s a 7K/month payment or just about half her income.

if she had sold the house to her husband, she’d have a million, and if she could settle for a 500K house or even renting, until the bubble popped.

It is amazing how unreal the thinking is still

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[quote=scaredycat]not sure i agree. her main non-house expenses sound like property taxes and a nanny. She didn’t sell the big house when she divorced a couple yrs back but it wasn’t like some crazy irrational move. in retrospect it was dumb, i guess. she’s gotta have a nanny. gotta pay taxes.[/quote]

her main non-house expenses? So you think a
woman earning 175K can afford a 2.5 Milliion dollar
house?

it says she bought her husband out, so i’m going to
guess she is carrying a 1.25 Million dollar note.
that’s a 7K/month payment or just about half her income.

if she had sold the house to her husband, she’d have a million, and if she could settle for a 500K house or even renting, until the bubble popped.

It is amazing how unreal the thinking is still

[patb]

[quote=scaredycat]not sure i agree. her main non-house expenses sound like property taxes and a nanny. She didn’t sell the big house when she divorced a couple yrs back but it wasn’t like some crazy irrational move. in retrospect it was dumb, i guess. she’s gotta have a nanny. gotta pay taxes.[/quote]

her main non-house expenses? So you think a
woman earning 175K can afford a 2.5 Milliion dollar
house?

it says she bought her husband out, so i’m going to
guess she is carrying a 1.25 Million dollar note.
that’s a 7K/month payment or just about half her income.

if she had sold the house to her husband, she’d have a million, and if she could settle for a 500K house or even renting, until the bubble popped.

It is amazing how unreal the thinking is still

[patb]

[quote=scaredycat]not sure i agree. her main non-house expenses sound like property taxes and a nanny. She didn’t sell the big house when she divorced a couple yrs back but it wasn’t like some crazy irrational move. in retrospect it was dumb, i guess. she’s gotta have a nanny. gotta pay taxes.[/quote]

her main non-house expenses? So you think a
woman earning 175K can afford a 2.5 Milliion dollar
house?

it says she bought her husband out, so i’m going to
guess she is carrying a 1.25 Million dollar note.
that’s a 7K/month payment or just about half her income.

if she had sold the house to her husband, she’d have a million, and if she could settle for a 500K house or even renting, until the bubble popped.

It is amazing how unreal the thinking is still

[patb]

[quote=scaredycat]not sure i agree. her main non-house expenses sound like property taxes and a nanny. She didn’t sell the big house when she divorced a couple yrs back but it wasn’t like some crazy irrational move. in retrospect it was dumb, i guess. she’s gotta have a nanny. gotta pay taxes.[/quote]

her main non-house expenses? So you think a
woman earning 175K can afford a 2.5 Milliion dollar
house?

it says she bought her husband out, so i’m going to
guess she is carrying a 1.25 Million dollar note.
that’s a 7K/month payment or just about half her income.

if she had sold the house to her husband, she’d have a million, and if she could settle for a 500K house or even renting, until the bubble popped.

It is amazing how unreal the thinking is still

[patb]

the banks are floating under 200 trillion of garbage
CDS and derivatives.

if you have abank holiday, wipe out all CDS and
all derivatives then spend a month trying to figure
out where the books stand

[patb]

the banks are floating under 200 trillion of garbage
CDS and derivatives.

if you have abank holiday, wipe out all CDS and
all derivatives then spend a month trying to figure
out where the books stand

[patb]

the banks are floating under 200 trillion of garbage
CDS and derivatives.

if you have abank holiday, wipe out all CDS and
all derivatives then spend a month trying to figure
out where the books stand

[patb]

the banks are floating under 200 trillion of garbage
CDS and derivatives.

if you have abank holiday, wipe out all CDS and
all derivatives then spend a month trying to figure
out where the books stand

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