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Anhil8tor - 10-09-2008
Flumper Barflusterbutt Wrote:Um. That would be "no".
how much you have invested? I'm sure flump and sandog are the true big timers....
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BIRD33 - 10-09-2008
I'm glad I'm fairly young otherwise I'd take my money out and play the lottery.
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Anhil8tor - 10-09-2008
BIRD33 Wrote:I'm glad I'm fairly young otherwise I'd take my money out and play the lottery.
I was talking with one of my customers yesterday... he said he wish he'd have retired last month. Now he doesn't know how much longer he'll have to work.
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BIRD33 - 10-09-2008
To save money and pay off some bills I went light on my investments the last two years and my guy would always badger me that I was making a mistake.I can't wait to see him and hear the spin he gives me on why losing my money in the market was better than taking it out and paying off my debt.
We have an older guy at my work who was thinking of leaving.His work has gone to shit lately but now he's fucked.
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Anhil8tor - 10-09-2008
I started investing at 18. I
was amazed at how well I did in 13 years. I am no longer amazed.
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BIRD33 - 10-09-2008
Anhil8tor Wrote:I started investing at 18. I was amazed at how well I did in 13 years. I am no longer amazed.
Same for me.My guy told me I'd have a million dollars by the time I was 40.He doesnt bring that up anymore.
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Anhil8tor - 10-09-2008
if I were snarg I'd hang myself with an extension cord.
edit: nothing less than 10 gauge... you wouldn't want it to break on you.
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BIRD33 - 10-09-2008
Good investment idea in extension cords capable of holding the weight of old pathetic mexican expatriates.
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BIRD33 - 10-09-2008
This is a good site that breaks down the proposals.
http://delong.typepad.com/sdj/2008/10/john-mccains-ne.html
The McCain plan is:
Take $300 billion.
Pay double current market value to banks that have troubled mortgages on their books, thus:
Give a present of $100 billion to the bankers who made the loans.
Acquire and regularize the mortgages of only two-thirds as many homeowners as could have been accomplished if the $300 billion were invested wisely.
There's a big difference here: Democrats want to prevent depression and support the financial markets by investing taxpayer money in banks with troubled assets. Republicans want to give taxpayers money away to the shareholders and managers of banks with troubled assets.
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snarg - 10-09-2008
Anhil8tor Wrote:if I were snarg I'd hang myself with an extension cord.
explain, pealse
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