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I can't fathom that, in general, the depression and low morale of those still employed could be as bad as what you'll find among those laid off. When SoOCOwner quit voluntarily that was proof things really were bad, but very few people would choose to do that. A majority of the people I know...

For $400+/month to live on a golf course, Troop, you better love to golf! Beware the oversized sandtrap east of Toledo Ave!

I would go a lot more often if the one near me wasn't so crowded. They're usually fairly quick, but sometimes they run out of fries or something and I end up being stuck in the drive-thru for 15 minutes.

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If you trade physical gold, how does the IRS know if you fail to report profits or if you're lying about your losses?

If it's a purchase-money mortgage on your primary residence, that is correct. The loan is non-recourse in CA, meaning the lender foots the bill. The law was designed to prevent so-called predatory lending.

Wow. Blast from the past, Momo. I haven't seen some of those terms in over 15 years. Back when a 4000 mile phone call home cost 32 cents a minute and income was zero, ytalk was a good friend.

Bleh, not for me. Wrong city, wrong employer, no church, no family...I'm thinking of joining the surfrider foundation for $25. Otherwise, thank-you withdrawn. ;)

"Price" is down 3.3% but CS is down 13.8%?

No. You were smart.

Just go mobile. Much more flexible. <img src="http://www.idsnews.com/blogs/weekendwatchers/wp-content/uploads/2008/01/breaking-bad-20080118045840840.jpg" alt="" /> Can't wait for season 2. Hope they can keep it interesting after such a long hiatus.

<blockquote>The most important parts of market study is the characteristics of members interested in the same car. </blockquote> That was a pretty big clue. Panda was treading on a very thin margin before this. Bad, bad Panda. >:(

You spelled Infiniti wrong :). May I assume you want the make that is driven most often (i.e., daily driver)?

And he would probably be able to eat more than once a day.

Yesterday was clearly not a day to get a deal. Got it from another forum I'm on, that it was freely admitted by store employees that nothing had yet been marked down. They said the liquidator hadn't yet finalized pricing. Despite this, the store was packed and the lines at the checkout were...