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XBoxBoy
ParticipantThe last couple of paragraphs are really remarkable. He hasn’t made a payment in eight months on his mortgage and the bank hasn’t even managed to get in contact with him, much less file an NOD, or get anywhere near actually foreclosing. Amazing. Simply amazing. And yet his situation is probably not unique. Wanna bet he manages to stay in that house for two years without paying a dime?
XBoxBoy
ParticipantThe last couple of paragraphs are really remarkable. He hasn’t made a payment in eight months on his mortgage and the bank hasn’t even managed to get in contact with him, much less file an NOD, or get anywhere near actually foreclosing. Amazing. Simply amazing. And yet his situation is probably not unique. Wanna bet he manages to stay in that house for two years without paying a dime?
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI first lurked here in late 2004 (around november) I continued to lurk for probably two to three years, occasionally going away for months at a time because I found the site pessimistic with all it’s housing collapse predictions and I was afraid it was coloring my already pessimistic view. But even when I went away my pessimistic view stuck with me, so I kept coming back checking in. Only after a long time of lurking did I bother to post.
Funny when I think back about it, how it was a quack site when I first found it, and now it seems down right mainstream in comparison.
XBoxBoy
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI first lurked here in late 2004 (around november) I continued to lurk for probably two to three years, occasionally going away for months at a time because I found the site pessimistic with all it’s housing collapse predictions and I was afraid it was coloring my already pessimistic view. But even when I went away my pessimistic view stuck with me, so I kept coming back checking in. Only after a long time of lurking did I bother to post.
Funny when I think back about it, how it was a quack site when I first found it, and now it seems down right mainstream in comparison.
XBoxBoy
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI first lurked here in late 2004 (around november) I continued to lurk for probably two to three years, occasionally going away for months at a time because I found the site pessimistic with all it’s housing collapse predictions and I was afraid it was coloring my already pessimistic view. But even when I went away my pessimistic view stuck with me, so I kept coming back checking in. Only after a long time of lurking did I bother to post.
Funny when I think back about it, how it was a quack site when I first found it, and now it seems down right mainstream in comparison.
XBoxBoy
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI first lurked here in late 2004 (around november) I continued to lurk for probably two to three years, occasionally going away for months at a time because I found the site pessimistic with all it’s housing collapse predictions and I was afraid it was coloring my already pessimistic view. But even when I went away my pessimistic view stuck with me, so I kept coming back checking in. Only after a long time of lurking did I bother to post.
Funny when I think back about it, how it was a quack site when I first found it, and now it seems down right mainstream in comparison.
XBoxBoy
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI first lurked here in late 2004 (around november) I continued to lurk for probably two to three years, occasionally going away for months at a time because I found the site pessimistic with all it’s housing collapse predictions and I was afraid it was coloring my already pessimistic view. But even when I went away my pessimistic view stuck with me, so I kept coming back checking in. Only after a long time of lurking did I bother to post.
Funny when I think back about it, how it was a quack site when I first found it, and now it seems down right mainstream in comparison.
XBoxBoy
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]Everyone bought their essentials (food, clothes) with quota.[/quote]
Actually most estimates I’ve seen say that about 20 to 30 million people weren’t able to buy their essentials like food with quotas and starved to death.
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]Everyone bought their essentials (food, clothes) with quota.[/quote]
Actually most estimates I’ve seen say that about 20 to 30 million people weren’t able to buy their essentials like food with quotas and starved to death.
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]Everyone bought their essentials (food, clothes) with quota.[/quote]
Actually most estimates I’ve seen say that about 20 to 30 million people weren’t able to buy their essentials like food with quotas and starved to death.
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]Everyone bought their essentials (food, clothes) with quota.[/quote]
Actually most estimates I’ve seen say that about 20 to 30 million people weren’t able to buy their essentials like food with quotas and starved to death.
XBoxBoy
Participant[quote=carlsbadworker]Everyone bought their essentials (food, clothes) with quota.[/quote]
Actually most estimates I’ve seen say that about 20 to 30 million people weren’t able to buy their essentials like food with quotas and starved to death.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI work programming video games on the XBox360. It was the best I could come up with on the spur of the moment.
XBoxBoy
ParticipantI work programming video games on the XBox360. It was the best I could come up with on the spur of the moment.
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