asianinvasian_IHB
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You are like a kid that's broke, looking through the window of a candy store and mocking all the candy because you can't afford any of them. Pathetic. To add insult to injury, the candy store is having a 50% off sale.
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Stuff It_IHB
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[quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239339384]You are like a kid that's broke, looking through the window of a candy store and mocking all the candy because you can't afford any of them. Pathetic. To add insult to injury, the candy store is having a 50% off sale.</blockquote>
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced
asianinvasian_IHB
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[quote author="Stuff It" date=1239340399][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239339384]You are like a kid that's broke, looking through the window of a candy store and mocking all the candy because you can't afford any of them. Pathetic. To add insult to injury, the candy store is having a 50% off sale.</blockquote>
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced</blockquote>
There is more than one candy store on the block. The one across the street has candy you can afford.
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced</blockquote>
There is more than one candy store on the block. The one across the street has candy you can afford.
irvine_home_owner_IHB
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[quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239341876][quote author="Stuff It" date=1239340399][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239339384]You are like a kid that's broke, looking through the window of a candy store and mocking all the candy because you can't afford any of them. Pathetic. To add insult to injury, the candy store is having a 50% off sale.</blockquote>
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced</blockquote>
There is more than one candy store on the block. The one across the street has candy you can afford.</blockquote>
But the one on this block is the candy I want... it just cost more than it should.
(bad analogy by the way... candy isn't defined by location)
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced</blockquote>
There is more than one candy store on the block. The one across the street has candy you can afford.</blockquote>
But the one on this block is the candy I want... it just cost more than it should.
(bad analogy by the way... candy isn't defined by location)
bkshopr_IHB
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[quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239341876][quote author="Stuff It" date=1239340399][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239339384]You are like a kid that's broke, looking through the window of a candy store and mocking all the candy because you can't afford any of them. Pathetic. To add insult to injury, the candy store is having a 50% off sale.</blockquote>
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced</blockquote>
There is more than one candy store on the block. The one across the street has candy you can afford.</blockquote>
Are you referring to the VOC candy store across the street? Don't eat the candies from that store because you may end up at the ER for stomach cleaning.
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced</blockquote>
There is more than one candy store on the block. The one across the street has candy you can afford.</blockquote>
Are you referring to the VOC candy store across the street? Don't eat the candies from that store because you may end up at the ER for stomach cleaning.
roundcorners_IHB
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the days of buying $200 Godiva truffles, $8 chocolate strawberries for the wife are long gone...
asianinvasian_IHB
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[quote author="irvine_home_owner" date=1239343081][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239341876][quote author="Stuff It" date=1239340399][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239339384]You are like a kid that's broke, looking through the window of a candy store and mocking all the candy because you can't afford any of them. Pathetic. To add insult to injury, the candy store is having a 50% off sale.</blockquote>
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced</blockquote>
There is more than one candy store on the block. The one across the street has candy you can afford.</blockquote>
But the one on this block is the candy I want...</blockquote>
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?
If they started charging $100 for a candy stick then I would expect you to be at that window as well. Even at 50% off that candy is still over priced</blockquote>
There is more than one candy store on the block. The one across the street has candy you can afford.</blockquote>
But the one on this block is the candy I want...</blockquote>
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?
graphrix_IHB
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[quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239351905]
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.
asianinvasian_IHB
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[quote author="graphrix" date=1239352267][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239351905]
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
I am Type D, the Ferrari driver that doesn't bother with Lexus. You BTW are Type E, that is having no self esteem and needing to attack others to feel better about yourself, even more pathetic than Type B imo.
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
I am Type D, the Ferrari driver that doesn't bother with Lexus. You BTW are Type E, that is having no self esteem and needing to attack others to feel better about yourself, even more pathetic than Type B imo.
irvine123_IHB
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[quote author="graphrix" date=1239352267][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239351905]
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
Interesting comment, goes to our key differences. I don't understand why one will always automatically assume people overpay for a house doesn't have basic math and economic skill? You are for sure right on some of them, but you are also for sure dead wrong on some of them. I know plenty of people bought house during the past several years for their family, and enjoy it, and can't give a shit if housing price goes down. They value ownership vs. rental, and doens'b believe rental parity theory. People can decide how much a premium (if any) they are willing to pay. Why we want to judge them? (which is exactly some of us have been doing in the last two plus years. How ironic, that somehow the same people decided instead of judging them, why not make some money from those "who have no basic math and economic skills", then laugh at them on the way to the bank?)
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
Interesting comment, goes to our key differences. I don't understand why one will always automatically assume people overpay for a house doesn't have basic math and economic skill? You are for sure right on some of them, but you are also for sure dead wrong on some of them. I know plenty of people bought house during the past several years for their family, and enjoy it, and can't give a shit if housing price goes down. They value ownership vs. rental, and doens'b believe rental parity theory. People can decide how much a premium (if any) they are willing to pay. Why we want to judge them? (which is exactly some of us have been doing in the last two plus years. How ironic, that somehow the same people decided instead of judging them, why not make some money from those "who have no basic math and economic skills", then laugh at them on the way to the bank?)
graphrix_IHB
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[quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239352542]I am Type D, the Ferrari driver that doesn't bother with Lexus. You BTW are Type E, that is having no self esteem and needing to attack others to feel better about yourself, even more pathetic than Type B imo.</blockquote>
Playing with your 30 year old hot wheels in your mommy's basement that you live in, doesn't qualify as being a driver of a Ferrari.
I don't attack others, just you. Because you are a troll who posts information that can be quickly be debunked as Realturd like propaganda.
And for the record, I have plenty of self esteem from every time I drive in my BMW and I honk at you getting on the bus. It's quite apparent who is the one who doesn't have any self esteem. In fact, you like getting your hopes crushed. Have you posted anything that has turned out to be correct. Or do you just get off on being the one who is consistently wrong.
Playing with your 30 year old hot wheels in your mommy's basement that you live in, doesn't qualify as being a driver of a Ferrari.
I don't attack others, just you. Because you are a troll who posts information that can be quickly be debunked as Realturd like propaganda.
And for the record, I have plenty of self esteem from every time I drive in my BMW and I honk at you getting on the bus. It's quite apparent who is the one who doesn't have any self esteem. In fact, you like getting your hopes crushed. Have you posted anything that has turned out to be correct. Or do you just get off on being the one who is consistently wrong.
graphrix_IHB
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[quote author="irvine123" date=1239353256][quote author="graphrix" date=1239352267][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239351905]
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
Interesting comment, goes to our key differences. I don't understand why one will always automatically assume people overpay for a house doesn't have basic math and economic skill? You are for sure right on some of them, but you are also for sure dead wrong on some of them. I know plenty of people bought house during the past several years for their family, and enjoy it, and can't give a shit if housing price goes down. They value ownership vs. rental, and doens'b believe rental parity theory. People can decide how much a premium (if any) they are willing to pay. Why we want to judge them? (which is exactly some of us have been doing in the last two plus years. How ironic, that somehow the same people decided instead of judging them, why not make some money from those "who have no basic math and economic skills", then laugh at them on the way to the bank?)</blockquote>
Read my comment again. I said what people could afford, not if they overpaid. Hence the car being repo'd. I laugh at people who do not have the financial wherewithal to not buy stuff they can't afford, and now it is their day of reckoning. I don't judge people who overpay, whatever floats your boat. But then again, in my original comment I thought I made that clear.
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
Interesting comment, goes to our key differences. I don't understand why one will always automatically assume people overpay for a house doesn't have basic math and economic skill? You are for sure right on some of them, but you are also for sure dead wrong on some of them. I know plenty of people bought house during the past several years for their family, and enjoy it, and can't give a shit if housing price goes down. They value ownership vs. rental, and doens'b believe rental parity theory. People can decide how much a premium (if any) they are willing to pay. Why we want to judge them? (which is exactly some of us have been doing in the last two plus years. How ironic, that somehow the same people decided instead of judging them, why not make some money from those "who have no basic math and economic skills", then laugh at them on the way to the bank?)</blockquote>
Read my comment again. I said what people could afford, not if they overpaid. Hence the car being repo'd. I laugh at people who do not have the financial wherewithal to not buy stuff they can't afford, and now it is their day of reckoning. I don't judge people who overpay, whatever floats your boat. But then again, in my original comment I thought I made that clear.
irvine123_IHB
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Now you made it clear! I hope this recession can bring many people back to earth, and not only only purchase the things they can afford, but also have a nice rainy day fund. From my personal experiences, for whatever reasons, my Irvine neighbours seem to be doing a lot better job than that of other south county cities I have lived in.
IrvineRenter_IHB
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This thread must be a new record for the quickest hijack and turn into the gutter.
When daddy Zovall gets home, you guys are going to get in trouble.
When daddy Zovall gets home, you guys are going to get in trouble.
asianinvasian_IHB
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[quote author="irvine123" date=1239353256][quote author="graphrix" date=1239352267]
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
Interesting comment, goes to our key differences. I don't understand why one will always automatically assume people overpay for a house doesn't have basic math and economic skill? You are for sure right on some of them, but you are also for sure dead wrong on some of them. I know plenty of people bought house during the past several years for their family, and enjoy it, and can't give a shit if housing price goes down. They value ownership vs. rental, and doens'b believe rental parity theory. People can decide how much a premium (if any) they are willing to pay. Why we want to judge them? (which is exactly some of us have been doing in the last two plus years. How ironic, that somehow the same people decided instead of judging them, why not make some money from those "who have no basic math and economic skills", then laugh at them on the way to the bank?)</blockquote>
The more he tries to criticize others the more he reveals about himself, trying to place his own shortcomings onto someone else. Funny and sad really.
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
Interesting comment, goes to our key differences. I don't understand why one will always automatically assume people overpay for a house doesn't have basic math and economic skill? You are for sure right on some of them, but you are also for sure dead wrong on some of them. I know plenty of people bought house during the past several years for their family, and enjoy it, and can't give a shit if housing price goes down. They value ownership vs. rental, and doens'b believe rental parity theory. People can decide how much a premium (if any) they are willing to pay. Why we want to judge them? (which is exactly some of us have been doing in the last two plus years. How ironic, that somehow the same people decided instead of judging them, why not make some money from those "who have no basic math and economic skills", then laugh at them on the way to the bank?)</blockquote>
The more he tries to criticize others the more he reveals about himself, trying to place his own shortcomings onto someone else. Funny and sad really.
irvine123_IHB
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[quote author="IrvineRenter" date=1239357631]This thread must be a new record for the quickest hijack and turn into the gutter.
When daddy Zovall gets home, you guys are going to get in trouble.</blockquote>
LOL...IR, thanks for the warning...We are justing getting our "soup" before "soup nazi" comes back to the counter.
When daddy Zovall gets home, you guys are going to get in trouble.</blockquote>
LOL...IR, thanks for the warning...We are justing getting our "soup" before "soup nazi" comes back to the counter.
graphrix_IHB
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[quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239358671]The more he tries to criticize others the more he reveals about himself, trying to place his own shortcomings onto someone else. Funny and sad really.</blockquote>
That is your comeback? Talk about shortcomings. Now go back to driving your hotwheels, and when you can think of something better to say, then we will let you play with the big boys again.
That is your comeback? Talk about shortcomings. Now go back to driving your hotwheels, and when you can think of something better to say, then we will let you play with the big boys again.
no_vaseline_IHB
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[quote author="IrvineRenter" date=1239357631]This thread must be a new record for the quickest hijack and turn into the gutter.
When daddy Zovall gets home, you guys are going to get in trouble.</blockquote>
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When daddy Zovall gets home, you guys are going to get in trouble.</blockquote>
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irvine123_IHB
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[quote author="graphrix" date=1239361208][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239358671]The more he tries to criticize others the more he reveals about himself, trying to place his own shortcomings onto someone else. Funny and sad really.</blockquote>
That is your comeback? Talk about shortcomings. Now go back to driving your hotwheels, and when you can think of something better to say, then we will let you play with the big boys again.</blockquote>
Hotwheels are cool....at least they don't have the silly idrive to mess around.
That is your comeback? Talk about shortcomings. Now go back to driving your hotwheels, and when you can think of something better to say, then we will let you play with the big boys again.</blockquote>
Hotwheels are cool....at least they don't have the silly idrive to mess around.
tkaratz_IHB
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[quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239352542][quote author="graphrix" date=1239352267][quote author="asianinvasian" date=1239351905]
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
I am Type D, the Ferrari driver that doesn't bother with Lexus. You BTW are Type E, that is having no self esteem and needing to attack others to feel better about yourself, even more pathetic than Type B imo.</blockquote>
Yeah, well you're type P, gay.
That's the key point. There are two types of people in this world.
Type A) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and admires the cars, hoping to one day be an owner.
Type B) The Kia driver that frequents the Lexus dealer and mocks the cars, feeling entitled to one and is envious.
The OP is clearly Type B. Which type are you?</blockquote>
You forgot type C, which is you BTW. That is having their Lexus repo'd, that they thought they could afford, because basic math and economic skills elude them.</blockquote>
I am Type D, the Ferrari driver that doesn't bother with Lexus. You BTW are Type E, that is having no self esteem and needing to attack others to feel better about yourself, even more pathetic than Type B imo.</blockquote>
Yeah, well you're type P, gay.