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To: AlaskaErik

I live in a trailer park. It’s atypical. It’s nice and it’s a controlled environment with clean, hard-working people. (No cars on blocks, no trailers without skirting, lawns landscaped and kept mowed, no trash stacked in driveways, etc.)

I’ve been here for 16 years. About 12 years ago I noticed a lot of empty lots appearing and not being filled as people moved out to houses that they thought meant better times. I kept hearing “no interest, or “low interest” and “no down payment”.

Trailers are beginning to move in again. Signs of idiots who were sold a “bill of goods”.


44 posted on 01/23/2008 4:03:50 AM PST by GOP_Proud (The problem with us Republicans is we really don't want any of these guys.)
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To: GOP_Proud

A great deal of inner peaces comes from living within one’s means.

I know a doctor who pulls over $300k a year, yet he’s always desperately broke/on the edge and full of anxiety due to his lavish spending habits.


56 posted on 01/23/2008 9:56:20 AM PST by bshomoic
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To: GOP_Proud
Trailers are beginning to move in again. Signs of idiots who were sold a “bill of goods”. ================== I just moved mine in after losing my house. I might be next to you. I got a deal on the truck and trailer. Nothing down and no something called prince payment for some years (don't remember how long), just pay the interest on the truck and trailer every month which won't be hard once I find work. Now if I can just talk the trailer park into giving me a few months grace until democrats are going to give me some money back from some taxes they have for me. Hope that'll be soon.
61 posted on 01/23/2008 3:57:37 PM PST by Joan Kerrey
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