So, Mr. Socko. I’ve got this tip on a horse called Busted Legs in the seventh at Hialeah, should I sell my Oracle stock and drop it all on that three-legged glue factory?
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Am I in debt? Up to my ass baby. It’ll be the next life when I see daylight.
Why do you ask?
I Don’t Know Whether To Kill Myself Or Go Bowling.
famous C&W song
Yours truly,
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Hey, I think I’ve figured out why Mr. Mel Gibson Socko wants to know who’s in debt. He’s going to mail each and every one of us a blank check to pay off our mortgages and car loans!
Do you have a marathon-running girlfriend, too, Mel?
UncaBeer DO NOT sell Oracle now that would be a bad move. Oracle is a great company. It’s a real tiger, you have to keep hold on, you’ll be in for big ride. I see Oracle at least doubling by the years end. Hold on buddy. Now is the WORST time to be selling out of the market.
I also wanted to say now is a great time to be buying tech stocks. Chances like this to get into the market DO NOT happen very often. A lot of stuff out there is undervalued. Take a look at my stock picks again for some great stocks. I will post more soon.
Does the name Pavlov ring a bell?
I am free and clear. The Mr. took on me and my credit card debt when we married and paid it off without a peep. Our house is paid off. One and a half cars are paid off. Bills are paid by the Mr. every Sunday night, he’s quite anal about it. He himself doesn’t own a credit card, I own one, and I’m constantly being dragged to authorize some mysterious purchase over the phone using my card. But he always pays the full balance on the Visa card. Now, my father inconsiderately died a couple years ago and left my mother in a terrible financial state, but she is in her 70’s and says what the hell, I only have a few years to live. So she charges up a storm and pays $10 a month on her Visa card. People like her are why we’re all paying 19% interest.
Socko,
Try Legato. If you do, you will be rewarded 4/13. This is NOT insider info…just a real good “hunch”. 
All right, I dumped that dog Oracle and dropped the entire 30K on a trifecta with Busted Leg, Hobbled Horse and Deceased Equine over at Hialeah.
Well let me tell ya, Mr. Socko, I think I did better than that fuckin Oracle Corp. Sons of bitches paid 42:1. Stick that in your NASDAQ and sell short.
Dunno - think it depends on the car. I got rid of the nine year old car when I had to start spending significant money on fixes. That would seem to be the only reasonable way to tell if the car’s “old” - is it costing more to maintain than is worthwhile?
This is one reason I went with the BMW this time… I’ve been meticulous about scheduled maintenance, and am counting on that fine German engineering to keep the car running ten (or more!) years without expensive fixes.
It’s worth noting, too, that I’m not a light driver. When I bought my car in April of 1996, it had 32 miles on the odometer. It’s now almost exactly four years to the day since I bought it – and I have 74,800 and change. That’s roughly 1560 miles per month.
My nine-year-old Nissan had over 200,000 miles when it finally died.
- Rick
Hey Bricker, you said,
It is well known among engineers in the automotive industry that “Japanese engineers” are the most meticilous and looked up to as the best automotive engineers. When your beamer breaks down you will find out it is quite expensive to fix.
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