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Next time you see him, offer to take his dog from him since it's obvious he can't properly feed and care for him. Tell him that should free up some cash for him to live a little better also.
Have you ever unexpectedly bonded with or really helped out a homeless person?
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Next time you see him, offer to take his dog from him since it's obvious he can't properly feed and care for him. Tell him that should free up some cash for him to live a little better also.
IrightI
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LMAO!! fucking great.....
bartender. whut? Nothing like making an honest living, that's admirable. But not for some of us. If you stay in the kitchen, your eventually gonna eat....
IrightI
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(your only saving grace is that your finance background ineptitude forces you to be frugal and not leverage yourself at all. so you will always be comfortable given your income, and by playing it safe, you don't expose yourself to risk so you'll never be in bad financial shape. but at the same time, you'll never be caught jet setting on a G4 because you're too burying your discretionary income under your floorboards) CW
I'm this. I have no idea what a G4 is, I can guess it's some kind of plane. CW, your showing how shallow you and others can be. I think it comes from being young, that's under 50 MF'er. (and yes I am) Assuming that at some point in your life you would see that there are different ways to live that people aspire to, just being finantially sound, being able to make the kids sports events, and save enough to have nice things, that is really all there is. Having time for a family, eating dinner with them, being at home each night to tuck the kid/s in, taking them to school. At 30something, I guess the F4 would have been nice, but I'm telling you now, at 50, that shit ain't worth a damn. No, I'll never own a F4, but today, I'm taking my son to baseball practice, his games are on the weekends, I coached him for 7 years, we will do homework when we get home. I have no outstanding bills, my home os really nice, I drive an Escalade and my wife a Hummer. Don't lose sight of what life is really all about. that's all.....
Truth, Love, and Understanding. Eternally in the bonds of Pi Kappa Alpha, your older brother.
TxB
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I'm this. I have no idea what a G4 is, I can guess it's some kind of plane. CW, your showing how shallow you and others can be. I think it comes from being young, that's under 50 MF'er. (and yes I am) Assuming that at some point in your life you would see that there are different ways to live that people aspire to, just being finantially sound, being able to make the kids sports events, and save enough to have nice things, that is really all there is. Having time for a family, eating dinner with them, being at home each night to tuck the kid/s in, taking them to school. At 30something, I guess the F4 would have been nice, but I'm telling you now, at 50, that shit ain't worth a damn. No, I'll never own a F4, but today, I'm taking my son to baseball practice, his games are on the weekends, I coached him for 7 years, we will do homework when we get home. I have no outstanding bills, my home os really nice, I drive an Escalade and my wife a Hummer. Don't lose sight of what life is really all about. that's all.....
Truth, Love, and Understanding. Eternally in the bonds of Pi Kappa Alpha, your older brother.
TxB
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calveless wonder
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^---- puds admitted he was just baiting me and starting shit. That's what he does now is follow me around and make ridiculous and inaccurate statements. Hence he's a troll.
He does this now because he realiZes he always loses the ball busting battle between lately, so he had to change his angle.
I think we can also all come to the conclusion javaguru is a prick. hence why he'll probably be alone the rest of his life because no woman can stand him for too long
He does this now because he realiZes he always loses the ball busting battle between lately, so he had to change his angle.
I think we can also all come to the conclusion javaguru is a prick. hence why he'll probably be alone the rest of his life because no woman can stand him for too long
IrightI
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LOL, NOT Puds! really? Well I'll be......
You take to heart what I said, All yall other young MF'ers chasing that allmighty dollar. It's OK to get yourself setup well, but at some point, when the kid/s come, believe me, home time and time off will be the most important things you will want. Seen it too many times. Don't let your job have you flying to Timbuktu, and your kid has a game/s that weekend. Everyone has a price, if it's BIG bucks that can help your family out by better city to live, colleges to attend, then it's hard not to make that sacrifice, but the money would have to be tremendous. I've never heard my son say, "Dad, I really wish you worked more, I need more shit." just sayin...
kx250rider
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Rant on a tangent; subprime loans..... I'm not going to point fingers at loan brokers, or even at the borrowers in trouble. In fact, I point fingers at EVERYONE in the chain of failure; from the high execs to the working-class homeowner-borrower. I do have an opinion that is very clear. There should never have been any "sub prime" loans made. The only reason those loans were made, was through corruption with the lenders, who saw a chance to bilk less qualified people for huge interest. They figured that sooner or later the borrowers might not pay, but they also figured they'd just foreclose, and still make plenty of money. The joke turned on them, however, when the market failed. It was a simple case of a load hitting the saturation point, and now we're all paying for it. If you want to buy a house, you're supposed to live cheap for a few years and PUT MONEY AWAY FOR A BIG DOWN PAYMENT. Not borrow 120% of the home's price, and get no payments for a year while the interest makes the amount owed, rocket into orbit while you're enjoying the "free money". I'm sorry to insult anyone, but those who did that are FOOLS. Would we get under a barbell that we had NO IDEA if we could put back on the hooks without a spotter? That's exactly what all those subprime borrowers did, and the loan companies loaded all the bars blind.
Why are my wife and I not homeless right now? Because we never refinanced anything during all the big craze for "pull cash out of your house, and buy cars, boats, and second homes"... And we live within our means to begin with. Every single day, somebody would pound on the door, or we'd get crap in the mail, or by fax, telling us we could get all kinds of cash. I see exactly how so, SO many people fell into that trap. In fact, we have a friend who did, and she was a loan processor at Countrywide herself. We like her as a good person, so when she lost her condo (which she bought & financed for $500,000 in Ventura County, CA, and is now valued at $105,000), we felt bad and let her have a little rental house at a reduced price. And we bought it in '08 from someone who couldn't pay their subprime loan. What a circuit of fate.....
Charles
Why are my wife and I not homeless right now? Because we never refinanced anything during all the big craze for "pull cash out of your house, and buy cars, boats, and second homes"... And we live within our means to begin with. Every single day, somebody would pound on the door, or we'd get crap in the mail, or by fax, telling us we could get all kinds of cash. I see exactly how so, SO many people fell into that trap. In fact, we have a friend who did, and she was a loan processor at Countrywide herself. We like her as a good person, so when she lost her condo (which she bought & financed for $500,000 in Ventura County, CA, and is now valued at $105,000), we felt bad and let her have a little rental house at a reduced price. And we bought it in '08 from someone who couldn't pay their subprime loan. What a circuit of fate.....
Charles
