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June 25, 2011 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Any recommendation for a good body shop, preferably north county or central #705955
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ParticipantMy kid had some work done by Stroyer Brothers in Escondido (right off autopark). It looked like a very credible job.
June 25, 2011 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Any recommendation for a good body shop, preferably north county or central #706052ParticipantMy kid had some work done by Stroyer Brothers in Escondido (right off autopark). It looked like a very credible job.
June 25, 2011 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Any recommendation for a good body shop, preferably north county or central #706651ParticipantMy kid had some work done by Stroyer Brothers in Escondido (right off autopark). It looked like a very credible job.
June 25, 2011 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Any recommendation for a good body shop, preferably north county or central #706802ParticipantMy kid had some work done by Stroyer Brothers in Escondido (right off autopark). It looked like a very credible job.
June 25, 2011 at 2:05 PM in reply to: Any recommendation for a good body shop, preferably north county or central #707167ParticipantMy kid had some work done by Stroyer Brothers in Escondido (right off autopark). It looked like a very credible job.
ParticipantThey may be slow because they can’t afford to be fast. He threw out 200B of non performing loans at BofA. If the recovery rate is really low and they efficiently liquidate, they may go under right now.
ParticipantThey may be slow because they can’t afford to be fast. He threw out 200B of non performing loans at BofA. If the recovery rate is really low and they efficiently liquidate, they may go under right now.
ParticipantThey may be slow because they can’t afford to be fast. He threw out 200B of non performing loans at BofA. If the recovery rate is really low and they efficiently liquidate, they may go under right now.
ParticipantThey may be slow because they can’t afford to be fast. He threw out 200B of non performing loans at BofA. If the recovery rate is really low and they efficiently liquidate, they may go under right now.
ParticipantThey may be slow because they can’t afford to be fast. He threw out 200B of non performing loans at BofA. If the recovery rate is really low and they efficiently liquidate, they may go under right now.
May 25, 2011 at 8:16 PM in reply to: Well, looks like the U.S. of A. maxed out it’s credit cards…Lol…. #698840Participant[quote=briansd1]
Think about it KSMountain, if you owed a whole year’s worth of income on your credit cards, and and wanted to pay them off quickly, you’d have to tighten the belt for a while.
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Brian, the government now owes 5 whole years of its income.
Every year, it borrows another 8 months of its income.
It is going to take more than tightening the belt for a while.
May 25, 2011 at 8:16 PM in reply to: Well, looks like the U.S. of A. maxed out it’s credit cards…Lol…. #698933Participant[quote=briansd1]
Think about it KSMountain, if you owed a whole year’s worth of income on your credit cards, and and wanted to pay them off quickly, you’d have to tighten the belt for a while.
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Brian, the government now owes 5 whole years of its income.
Every year, it borrows another 8 months of its income.
It is going to take more than tightening the belt for a while.
May 25, 2011 at 8:16 PM in reply to: Well, looks like the U.S. of A. maxed out it’s credit cards…Lol…. #699520Participant[quote=briansd1]
Think about it KSMountain, if you owed a whole year’s worth of income on your credit cards, and and wanted to pay them off quickly, you’d have to tighten the belt for a while.
[/quote]
Brian, the government now owes 5 whole years of its income.
Every year, it borrows another 8 months of its income.
It is going to take more than tightening the belt for a while.
May 25, 2011 at 8:16 PM in reply to: Well, looks like the U.S. of A. maxed out it’s credit cards…Lol…. #699667Participant[quote=briansd1]
Think about it KSMountain, if you owed a whole year’s worth of income on your credit cards, and and wanted to pay them off quickly, you’d have to tighten the belt for a while.
[/quote]
Brian, the government now owes 5 whole years of its income.
Every year, it borrows another 8 months of its income.
It is going to take more than tightening the belt for a while.
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