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tentoze
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Hey, I wonder if its any surprise that the average savings of disposable income for Americans' is between 0 and 1%.. yes, that is right... less than 1% of disposable income-


I'm on the low end of that scale.
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tentoze Wrote:
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Hey, I wonder if its any surprise that the average savings of disposable income for Americans' is between 0 and 1%.. yes, that is right... less than 1% of disposable income-


I'm on the low end of that scale.


LOL no worries... its a short trip to the top;)
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Can't wait til November hits and I get to start making DEM PAYMENTS.

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You know how sometimes you make a purchase and you're just really excited about it and can't wait to get home and ...
Yes. Before I knew Wal-Mart was evil, I was so excited they had shoes in my size that I bought like US$60 worth -- sneakers, stompers, daily work, etc.

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Hey, I wonder if its any surprise that the average savings of disposable income for Americans' is between 0 and 1%.. yes, that is right... less than 1% of disposable income-
because it all goes to credit card bullshit.


just reading this made me want to run my head into my desk a few times. ugh. seriously.

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Chase.. check this out: Hattori KD series

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Chase.. check out this fucking-a rigoddamndiculous knife
holy crapenfest!
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Keeping with the kitchen concept :

A couple weeks ago I ordered a Farberware Millennium skillet from Amazon. I guess these things are supposed to be great pans? We've been really happy with it so far...the price was right, too - it was on sale, & I had an Amazon gift certificate so we got the $80 pan for $15.
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I only can relate to the 'I, Impoverished Thread'. Besides the occasional lunch, the last thing I bought was a one of those clothes rollers at the Dollar Store (note: Dollar Store clothes rollers do not work well).

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That is a thing of beauty.

Whips out credit card

Discovers price is out of his range

Un-whips out credit card

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yeah the only things i've bought lately have been either booze or food, and the jamie lidell single.

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bought my wife a monster car transmitter for her ipod and the Lost dvds. i may go buy myself a kitchen knife today.


ive had to of those monster things and both have died - and they are expensive, I am pissed off.

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buying loads of stuff for the house. new front door [wood], and my next purchase is this bad boy...

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Hey, I wonder if its any surprise that the average savings of disposable income for Americans' is between 0 and 1%.. yes, that is right... less than 1% of disposable income-


Yeah, so? We're all gonna die anyways.

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it's smarter to put your income into a house these days (mortgage interest deduction, rising values)

plus we buy a lot of shit

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Finch Platte Wrote:
f4df Wrote:
Hey, I wonder if its any surprise that the average savings of disposable income for Americans' is between 0 and 1%.. yes, that is right... less than 1% of disposable income-


Yeah, so? We're all gonna die anyways.


Fine, fine thinking there kid.. real fine thinking.

The trick is to die *before* you are reduced to eating cat food or ending up in a state run care facility.
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f4df Wrote:
Finch Platte Wrote:
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Hey, I wonder if its any surprise that the average savings of disposable income for Americans' is between 0 and 1%.. yes, that is right... less than 1% of disposable income-


Yeah, so? We're all gonna die anyways.


Fine, fine thinking there kid.. real fine thinking.

The trick is to die *before* you are reduced to eating cat food or ending up in a state run care facility.


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Damn. Too late.
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tentoze, what's sad is that I've actually looked at these and thought "hmmmmm, I wonder what those taste like":

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Mind you I've never tried em but I wasn't drunk at the time either.
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