Exploring the Culture of Debt (Nov. 2000)

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Pattie Gillett True Believer	posted 09-02-2002 10:08 PM I hope that site has links to buypattieanewcar.com and getdavelasereyesurgery.net!
Andrew Wester One of the Regulars	posted 09-03-2002 11:18 PM Dave's eyes aren't THAT bad
Earl Green True Believer	posted 09-04-2002 03:27 PM And let's not forget feedmyhorses.org.
Stephanie One of the Regulars	posted 09-04-2002 03:30 PM Or buyStephanieacondoinBrooklynHeights.com
Pattie Gillett True Believer	posted 09-04-2002 07:15 PM quote: Originally posted by Andrew Wester: Dave's eyes aren't THAT bad Have you forgotten the whole needing his glasses to find his glasses thing? Mine are bad, too but not that bad, so I figured if one of us could get it, it should be him.
slgorman One of the Regulars	posted 09-14-2002 01:16 PM I actually qualified for some financial aid at school this year. I even got a grant. I'm so surprised and relieved. Basically, tuition and books will be taken care of at a nice interest rate. [File this under "Extraneous Benefits of Ditching Money-making Husband"] It's not like I was dying paying for this stuff myself, just now I don't have to worry about coming up with two grand at a moments notice. Which is ever so nice when you are attempting to figure out expenses and thinking of buying a townhouse.
Pattie Gillett True Believer	posted 09-16-2002 10:49 AM quote: Originally posted by slgorman: I'm so surprised and relieved. Basically, tuition and books will be taken care of at a nice interest rate. [File this under "Extraneous Benefits of Ditching Money-making Husband"] Is there an IRS form line for that?
slgorman One of the Regulars	posted 09-16-2002 03:34 PM I think it's "666" but I would need to check.
Pattie Gillett True Believer	posted 02-25-2003 01:45 PM Note to all those folks in Washington who are trying to figure out what to do about the economy. The average American family is saddled with nearly $8K in credit card debt. Interest rate cuts haven't helped there because few banks will willingly cut an interest rate of 22% down to something more managable out of the goodness of their hearts. We should be encouraging people to pay off this kind of debt rather than encouraging unnecessary spending.

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