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House Of Dawg - The Collapse by Boondawg
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The remaining creditcards have collapsed.
The interest just exceded the payments.
Crunched the numbers, it would take 58 years to pay off a $22,000 total.

We are now in the hands of Debt Consoladation Inc.
Through them and $500 a month, we will be paid off in 6 years or so.

The party's over.

From a distant past, the soft sound of Taps glides gently over the present mist.
A tear, a quiver, a cobwebbed wallet creaks begrudgingly closed.

The Dogs Of Debt are loosed....teeth-knashing, devouring all in their path.
I their keeper, bent to feed them well.
For I am their feast.

Bon Appetit.

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And they said one to another, "Behold, for here comes the dreamer. Come now, let us slay him and we shall see what then will become of his dreams." ~ Genesis 37: 19-20

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Hope you had fun while it lasted.
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Originally posted by Whitedevil88:

Hope you had fun while it lasted.


I hope he learned a lesson. I don't say that from a position of condemnation, but from a position of having been there. Good luck to you Boonie, hang in there.

Jim

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Hope this doesn't affect your wife's job, or your quest to find your own.

Your job was done, no matter what you did - At least you moved away from Alaska...
If yer gonna get screwed, you might as well relax and enjoy it.
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Good Luck, man...been there, done that. it SUX !!
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They don't have watermelon in Alaska
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Originally posted by Boondawg:

The remaining creditcards have collapsed.
The interest just exceded the payments.
Crunched the numbers, it would take 58 years to pay off a $22,000 total.

We are now in the hands of Debt Consoladation Inc.
Through them and $500 a month, we will be paid off in 6 years or so.

The party's over.

From a distant past, the soft sound of Taps glides gently over the present mist.
A tear, a quiver, a cobwebbed wallet creaks begrudgingly closed.

The Dogs Of Debt are loosed....teeth-knashing, devouring all in their path.
I their keeper, bent to feed them well.
For I am their feast.

Bon Appetit.



' Beware of the hunters, for their bait hides so well
The sharp barb that snares, the unwary t'ward Hell
The bait tastes so fine, and so innocent looks
but the disguise is so artful, hiding the hooks.
Unwary and so hungry the victim swims in
toward the lures of temptation , and the ransom within.

He takes hold the bait, and turns to devour
the tasty sweet morsels, that so soon will turn sour.
¡The sharp pain, the raping of sensitive flesh
The wheels of misfortune, so quick to enmesh
The unfortunate victim struggles to escape
But the hunter almighty, will seal his fate.

How to escape? Is it possible to do?
Only by sacrifice, and dilligence too.
Sell all the bait that has led you to this
Buy yourself time with the things you WON'T miss.
YOU have the power to set yourself free
Start from this minute, and soon you will see.

You can do it Boonie...one way or another
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Keep your head up high. This too will pass.

Don't worry about the credit card companies. They lend in a fashion to get you indentured to them.

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Originally posted by Boondawg:
The party's over.

Define party. I say the party is just starting. I have been in worse spots. Never surrender.
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Good vibes sent your way Boonie. I hope you find something, anything, soon.
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I'm neither supprised nor complaining.
This is exactly how it was supposed to go, based on the questionable desisions I made.
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<<<<<<<<< Everything is proceeding according to the self-prophecy.

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Originally posted by FieroRumor:

Hope this doesn't affect your wife's job, or your quest to find your own.
.


In America now, it pretty much brands you for life. I think its unfair and should be illegal unless you are trying to be a CFO or something, but its part of normal investigation for most any job now.
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Originally posted by Nurb432:


In America now, it pretty much brands you for life. I think its unfair and should be illegal unless you are trying to be a CFO or something, but its part of normal investigation for most any job now.


See, thats something that we in Canada would never put up with...some (a few) employers want to run credit checks on prospective hires (which is actually illeagal unless ya sign the waiver or the job involves a position of financial trust)...those companies that try...interview hundreds and cant get anybody to work for them, sometimes not even show up for the interview.

I personally went thru it 2 months ago with a car alarm company...they slapped the contract/ waiver down and wanted me to sign...and the answer was "no"--just on principal. That company went belly-up last week. Simply because nobody would agree to work for them under what they wanted.

Sorry, but my Visa statement is none of my employers damn business. Eff 'em if they dont like it.

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Originally posted by MidEngineManiac:


Sorry, but my Visa statement is none of my employers damn business. Eff 'em if they dont like it.


They don't typically care what your balance is, only if you're a good credit risk or bad one. If you're a bad credit risk, there's higher potential for theft, etc.
Of course, if your employer wants to know and you don't like it, you can certainly tell them to FO on your way to the unemployment office. That's a choice everyone has.
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Well look on the bright side, at least it's not $50,000 or $100,000, it's just a measly $22,000.
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Long ago, a friend and I were talking finances and debt. He had a failed business, more house than he could afford and bills that would go unpaid. It really did not bother him and I asked how he could feel that way and his explanation interesting-

"It is just zeros on a piece of paper. The difference between $10 dollars and $100 is not $90, but just a zero. The difference between being $2,000 in debt, $20,000 or $200,000 is just another zero or two. I don't lose sleep over a zero here or there. If I mind my pennies and nickels, the dollars will take care of themselves."

Eventually, he paid off everything and lives comfortably. If this guy can pull it off, I know you can too.
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Originally posted by Shananigans:

Well look on the bright side, at least it's not $50,000 or $100,000, it's just a measly $22,000.


My thought too.
It's just "promise's".
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Originally posted by Cooter:

If this guy can pull it off, I know you can too.


I did the exact same thing with about the same amount a few years back.
Paid in full.
I can do it again.

What's the saying?
"Insanity is doing the same thing over & over again expecting different results."
As I expected these very results, I am most perfectly sane.

A goobie goobie goo.
Who's the sane boy?
A goobie goo....
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Originally posted by Cooter:

Long ago, a friend and I were talking finances and debt. He had a failed business, more house than he could afford and bills that would go unpaid. It really did not bother him and I asked how he could feel that way and his explanation interesting-

"It is just zeros on a piece of paper. The difference between $10 dollars and $100 is not $90, but just a zero. The difference between being $2,000 in debt, $20,000 or $200,000 is just another zero or two. I don't lose sleep over a zero here or there. If I mind my pennies and nickels, the dollars will take care of themselves."

Eventually, he paid off everything and lives comfortably. If this guy can pull it off, I know you can too.


Reminds me of a comment the late Sen Dirkson is reputed to have uttered about the federal budget and a $328 B debt ceiling--way back when.
"A billion here, a billion there, pretty soon it adds up to real money.."

How right he was.

Don't worry Boonie, you are in way better shape than many and certainly better off than the govt. You have a plan to work your way clear--they OTOH, don't have a clue.

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I don't get it...I never was at the cutting edge of anything, and here I sit zero debt.

Like the old Huey Lewis tune...

It's Hip to be Square.

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Originally posted by deceler8:

It's Hip to be Square.



And smart, disciplined, sensable, responsable, thrifty, etc., etc.,......
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beans and rice
better tune in to Dave Ramsey
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Originally posted by Cooter:

Long ago, a friend and I were talking finances and debt. He had a failed business, more house than he could afford and bills that would go unpaid. It really did not bother him ...

Eventually, he paid off everything and lives comfortably.



Unfortunately, that hasn't been the case for thousands (millions?) of Americans in the last year or so who've walked away from their home and mortgages. It's a grim situation and not getting better for a lot of people down there.
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Originally posted by Boondawg:

I'm neither supprised nor complaining.
This is exactly how it was supposed to go, based on the questionable desisions I made.
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<<<<<<<<< Everything is proceeding according to the self-prophecy.



Call me a non-believer, but I still think you will land on your feet.
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Originally posted by Flamberge:


Call me a non-believer, but I still think you will land on your feet.


I'm sure I will.
A small change in attitude, a move here, an adjustment there, and badda-bing badda-boom, i'm golden.
Well, maybe not golden, but definatly some kind of silver-like substance.
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That silver-like substance is mercury. Don't eat it.
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Originally posted by Formula88:

That silver-like substance is mercury. Don't eat it.


Mercury = Quicksilver
Zooooooooooooooom!
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Wow, that's about 18% annual interest rate. Wells Fargo is offering unsecured personal loans to people with bad credit at rates between 4.49% and 15.1%. http://www.dailyrosetta.com...ells-fargo/5610.html If you were charged the highest rate there your payments would be around $466/month. If you got the lowest rate your payment would be around $350. Might be worth shopping around, could save you enough to dine out once a month.
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Originally posted by spark1:

Wow, that's about 18% annual interest rate. Wells Fargo is offering unsecured personal loans to people with bad credit at rates between 4.49% and 15.1%. http://www.dailyrosetta.com...ells-fargo/5610.html If you were charged the highest rate there your payments would be around $466/month. If you got the lowest rate your payment would be around $350. Might be worth shopping around, could save you enough to dine out once a month.


Got one.
It is part of my debt.

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Boon write some poems to sell. You write good stuff.
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Originally posted by Boondawg:
From a distant past, the soft sound of Taps glides gently over the present mist.
A tear, a quiver, a cobwebbed wallet creaks begrudgingly closed.

The Dogs Of Debt are loosed....teeth-knashing, devouring all in their path.
I their keeper, bent to feed them well.
For I am their feast.



Song lyrics?
Books?

You spin a cool yarn. I'd read it.
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Originally posted by 2.5:


Song lyrics?
Books?

You spin a cool yarn. I'd read it.


Just goofin' off.
I gets feelings.....
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Originally posted by Boondawg:


Just goofin' off.
I gets feelings.....


Keep an eye towards Boeing. They have to be hiring sometime

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Originally posted by htexans1:


Keep an eye towards Boeing. They have to be hiring sometime


They are hiring right now.

No Slowdown In Sight For Boeing Hiring

KING 5 News
January 26, 2011 at 1:11 PM

Boeing's been hiring people for months, and it looks like there's no end in sight.

This morning, Boeing CEO Jim McNerney re-affirmed that the company is still looking to add 4,000 to 5,000 jobs company wide in 2011. But where?

With production rates rising on the Renton-built 737 and Everett-built 777 and adding production lines for the 787 in both Everett and Charleston, South Carolina, Boeing needs more folks. The defense side of the house is projected to be fairly flat, and the Air Force hasn't determined whether Boeing or EADS/Airbus wins the tanker contract.

Boeing employment spokesman Tim Healy expects the bulk of that number will be in Puget Sound and Charleston, S.C., but no specific numbers for Puget Sound are available.


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Boonie you have to realize that you ARE something, don't sell yourself short.
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How To Get A Job At Boeing
http://www.indeed.com/forum...-job-at-Boeing/t5308


Yikes!
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Originally posted by avengador1:

Boonie you have to realize that you ARE something, don't sell yourself short.


I could beg to differ, but who am I to dissagree?
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Originally posted by Boondawg:

How To Get A Job At Boeing
http://www.indeed.com/forum...-job-at-Boeing/t5308


Yikes!

Horrible place to work according to that site.

They are ramping up productiion in Renton. If the tanker deal goes thru, they'll hire more bodies in Everett.
Once the 787 gets sorted, production will start up on the east coast.
If a new 737 replacement gets the nod, additional engineering help will be needed in the Puget Sound.
Things will be happening in 2011.

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Originally posted by Black Lotus:

Horrible place to work according to that site.




Most of what they were complaining about were ethics.
Ethics don't confront me none.
Pay me.
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People that complain the most about something are usually the worst offenders.
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