I am going to blow up every fucking bank in North America.

Trylakos said:
piece of shit car paid with a bunch of quarters?:P
if i recall his story correctly he went to the bank, withdrew all the money from his account, put it in a backpack, rode his bike over to the car dealership, and bought a $12000 honda or smth
 
second what Lurch said.

@J.: heh, we know of many couples who got help from mommy and daddy, in the form of entire downpayments on $350,000 houses. Makes me sick. Having grown up in blue-collar Ohio, I had no idea this practice even existed. :erk:
 
spaffe said:
Hear hear, I always thought it kind of stupid to buy stuff for money you don't really have
Median home price for Riverside, CA: $455,000.00

I'll never see that kind of scratch in my bank account unless I won the lottery, and even then it'd have to be one of the big ones.

I'm in debt. It sucks, but I don't pay much interest. Eh, such is life. Even so, I have an amazing credit score. As of last year it was like 727 or some bullshit. The rules are weird, but easy to follow.

EDIT: I support this whole bank blowing up business.
 
NADatar said:
Median home price for Riverside, CA: $455,000.00

I'll never see that kind of scratch in my bank account unless I won the lottery, and even then it'd have to be one of the big ones.

I'm in debt. It sucks, but I don't pay much interest. Eh, such is life. Even so, I have an amazing credit score. As of last year it was like 727 or some bullshit. The rules are weird, but easy to follow.

EDIT: I support this whole bank blowing up business.

I don't understand the bit about credit score, nor the rest of your post either tbh. How is this differernt from a regular loan from a bank?

P.S. I hate money
 
I owe $4,000 in credit card debt. I have the money to pay for it, but the thing is I don't want to. God damnit, once I pay this shit off, I'm not going to go ape shit with these fucking things. Recklessly spending money and not bothering to pay it off the same month ends up being a kick to the balls when the cards eventually get maxed out, and you're left staring at the bill, wondering what the hell you have to show for it. FAWK.
 
Earlier this year I was nearly $11,000 in debt, a divine number that I built over a period of 7 years. I don't think more than about $2,000 of that was in interest though, I was always flipping it back and forth between whoever offered the 5% interest rate teaser bullshit. I always had more money invested than I did have owed to banks, so I was lazy in formulating a plan to pay it off until earlier this year when I finally grew tired of it, and since I fell into a situation of being rent-free for a spell, I had no excuses left.

Today? Zero, zilch, nada, adios muchacho, fucking gone. Paid the last of it off this afternoon. :kickass:

I hope I never do that again. *knocks on wood*
 
Considering the US trade deficit is in the trillions of dollars, aren't we all in debt anyway? I mean, someone's gotta pay that shit off.
 
try upstarting a business and surviving for over two years as it grows, bah ... everything starting to get paid back now though.
 
I owe $4,000 in credit card debt. I have the money to pay for it, but the thing is I don't want to. God damnit, once I pay this shit off, I'm not going to go ape shit with these fucking things. Recklessly spending money and not bothering to pay it off the same month ends up being a kick to the balls when the cards eventually get maxed out, and you're left staring at the bill, wondering what the hell you have to show for it. FAWK.

One year later, finally paid these fucking things off!!! :bah:

I also learned that starting up a portfolio is fucking futile without a couple g's of capital to play with. Most respectable mutual funds ask for an initial 5k-10k investment. So I pulled out before I even begun ram-rodding my portfolio to Trump esque proportions. Marla Maples, you're going to have to wait.

Bah humbug.
 
LOL I remember this thread!

Good job paying off the man, Jerry! Proud of you. I'm eating this chili covered baked potato in your honor