By Mr. Solvent

January 15, 2009 9:37 AM | Link to this

Yawn…

By Alfred from Boynton

January 15, 2009 1:15 PM | Link to this

ok Chaim see you at the Dunkins’ on Atlantic at 2. bring the pcitures.

Alfred

By Get in the Game

January 15, 2009 9:44 PM | Link to this

Again, one must be able to AFFORD the object being traded.

Also, if people SAVED MONEY none of this would be a problem.

Decide needs vs. wants.

Only buy what you can afford.

Tear up your credit cards.

Stop worrying about the Jones’.

And, lastly SAVE MONEY (you are going to need it in the years to come).

By Life's unfair

January 16, 2009 6:45 AM | Link to this

It seems so unfair that we have to pay the bill for companies whose CEOs are making tens of millions even if they drove their company into collapse. What can you do? Opt out! Just choke off these parasites by being independent of the system. Cut up your cards, save your money so that you don’t need bank loans, live within your means. Another-words: respect the value of money because it represents sweat on your part. Each dollar can be equated to the time and effort that it took for you to make. You only have a certain amount of hours in your life and you are paying with time that you will not get back. When you file a law suit on someone frivolously, you are in effect stealing time from their lives. You will be punished for that (carma).