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oh, another person who only exposes himself to one pov. not educated, indoctrinated.
Actually, 20 years in the Navy with 26 different countries has kinda exposed me to a lot of different POV's. Educated IN the Navy, and I don't do indoctrination, other than what is required for what I'm doing (i.e. Boot Camp).
Nope.....I've listened to O'Reilly, I've listened to Beck, as well as a whole bunch of other people. Believe it or not, I kinda like a dude named Lou Dobbs, who is quite conservative. Dobbs is a smart man, Beck is just a talking head.
If you are unable to borrow any money for the next ten years? Will you be okay?
Yep. Get my check every month from the government for my retirement.
But.....if this current crop of idiots keeps working on breaking this country, that could dry up too.
Beck is the biggest idiot on CNN.
Any Bimbo, maybe the reason you've got to go take a shower is because of your own filthy thoughts. Sexually repressed bible-thumpers like you tend to do that on a regular basis.
RULE 5: "Ridicule is man's most potent weapon." There is no defense. It's irrational. It's infuriating. It also works as a key pressure point to force the enemy into concessions. (Pretty crude, rude and mean, huh? They want to create anger and fear.)
What's the matter, can't you find happiness in anything? Leave the Democrat party while you still have your sanity my brother!Bill Clinton is a wandering idiot who panders to anyone that gives him PMS (Power, Money, Sex).He's still pissed the Hill-bitch is not on the ticket. Guess he misses all the perks and bj's that went with being in the White House.
I'm never going to borrow money as long as I live. Don't have to.
Must be a nice life. If only we were all so lucky.
Heh...don't get me wrong, I'm not wealthy by any means! I do have a house that's paid for, a car that's paid for, and everything I need. But I ain't rich.
If you have a d/r under 45% and you have 6 month liquid assets in the bank and 20% to put down its not hard to get a house. I just worked on a short sale where the buyer bought a $300k house in Miami for $110k.
I bought my house back in May. I thought I needed 20% down but the bank only wanted 7% b/c my credit was in the 700's. I got 6.35% fixed with the MI rolled into the APR. My monthly is just over $150/month LESS than I was paying for rent.
It has much room for basset hounds to frolic.
Yep, 6 months ago, nobody will do anything over 95% financing now and the new housing bill got rid of down payment assistance but with the crisis at hand I cant see them keeping guidelines where they are. The loan you have is considered risky because of the LTV even though your credit is stellar. You would be surprised how many people are defaulting that had 700 fico's when they did their financing. In 1 of my last months(I think it was Oct of 2007) at Countrywide we had 400 million in defaults on A paper loans. Thats just 1 month.
Actually the house sold for 118k but appraised for 128k before 7% down so the LTV was good.
Just the onth before the neighorhood had come out of being classified as "declining".
You can buy a home cheap if you have cash to pay for it.
I doubt if it's easy to get a loan, though.
I'll make it, I always make it.
Must be a nice life. If only we were all so lucky.
You are. If you are borrowing for a car, TV, boat, etc.... because it is the only way you can get it, YOU ARE LIVING BEYOND YOUR MEANS.
For over 200 years most Americans paid cash for EVERYTHING, other than their homes, and even back before WWII most Americans paid cash for a house. I fail to see where living on cash is a bad thing......
And for millions of Americans that is going to be how they are going to be forced to live the rest of their lives....WITHIN their means. No cash, no car, no TV, no computer, no anything.....And that is a GOOD thing for this country.
You are. If you are borrowing for a car, TV, boat, etc.... because it is the only way you can get it, YOU ARE LIVING BEYOND YOUR MEANS.
For over 200 years most Americans paid cash for EVERYTHING, other than their homes, and even back before WWII most Americans paid cash for a house. I fail to see where living on cash is a bad thing......
And for millions of Americans that is going to be how they are going to be forced to live the rest of their lives....WITHIN their means. No cash, no car, no TV, no computer, no anything.....And that is a GOOD thing for this country.
I was with ya until you said no computer and no tv. Are we all going to turn into a bunch of mormons.
BikerSailor, your comments remind me of Saul Alinskis' "Rules For Radicals" rule #5:
I came across these while studying both candidates backgrounds. Here's a website that lists all the rules. Tell me what you think:
Alinsky's Rules for Radicals
Oh, and here's another one:
What's the matter, can't you find happiness in anything? Leave the Democrat party while you still have your sanity my brother!
