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permabear
ParticipantThere are some interesting points in there, but all I keep seeing is “payed”.
The word is “paid”.
permabear
ParticipantThere are some interesting points in there, but all I keep seeing is “payed”.
The word is “paid”.
permabear
ParticipantWhatever the recorded purchase price is (assuming you’re in CA). This is from Prop 13.
permabear
ParticipantWhatever the recorded purchase price is (assuming you’re in CA). This is from Prop 13.
permabear
ParticipantWhatever the recorded purchase price is (assuming you’re in CA). This is from Prop 13.
permabear
ParticipantWhatever the recorded purchase price is (assuming you’re in CA). This is from Prop 13.
permabear
ParticipantWhatever the recorded purchase price is (assuming you’re in CA). This is from Prop 13.
permabear
ParticipantBanks are insolvent and hence the cash hoarding. Wells Fargo has 75 cents of every dollar in bad debt:
Regarding the regime change, how quickly everyone forgets that the biggest deficits were under Republicans, and that Wall Street deregulation policies led us directly to dangerous speculation, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and TARP.
permabear
ParticipantBanks are insolvent and hence the cash hoarding. Wells Fargo has 75 cents of every dollar in bad debt:
Regarding the regime change, how quickly everyone forgets that the biggest deficits were under Republicans, and that Wall Street deregulation policies led us directly to dangerous speculation, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and TARP.
permabear
ParticipantBanks are insolvent and hence the cash hoarding. Wells Fargo has 75 cents of every dollar in bad debt:
Regarding the regime change, how quickly everyone forgets that the biggest deficits were under Republicans, and that Wall Street deregulation policies led us directly to dangerous speculation, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and TARP.
permabear
ParticipantBanks are insolvent and hence the cash hoarding. Wells Fargo has 75 cents of every dollar in bad debt:
Regarding the regime change, how quickly everyone forgets that the biggest deficits were under Republicans, and that Wall Street deregulation policies led us directly to dangerous speculation, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and TARP.
permabear
ParticipantBanks are insolvent and hence the cash hoarding. Wells Fargo has 75 cents of every dollar in bad debt:
Regarding the regime change, how quickly everyone forgets that the biggest deficits were under Republicans, and that Wall Street deregulation policies led us directly to dangerous speculation, Bear Stearns, Lehman Brothers, and TARP.
permabear
Participant[quote=urbanrealtor]Kind of like the first time I saw Rob Halford at Subway or when I asked Jewel to move so I could make a pool shot at the Casbah.[/quote]
So… Rob Halford frequents Subway??
permabear
Participant[quote=urbanrealtor]Kind of like the first time I saw Rob Halford at Subway or when I asked Jewel to move so I could make a pool shot at the Casbah.[/quote]
So… Rob Halford frequents Subway??
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