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'Mortgage Prof': 5 Reasons Banks Would Rather Foreclose {AOL Real Estate}
Oct 19th 2011 6:40PM Why should a bank reduce a loan? You borrowed the money you owe the money. That is what banks do to make money. I lost my job but I still have to pay my mortgage. I fell behind and had my payments added to the end of the loan and started paying 3 months at a time til I caught up. I borrowed the money I owe it. Life is hard. suck it up. I don't have cable or extras now because i am broke. But in no way does anybody owe me anything. That's life.
SmackDown: Would You Publicly Punish Your Child? {ParentDish}
Feb 22nd 2011 2:51PM When my son was acting out in class in junior high and getting detentions for bad behavior, I went to school with him for 2 days and sat next to him every minute. The teachers thought it was a great idea and the trouble stopped. Now his brothers go to that school and know the story and I have had no problems with them.
Alaska Rep Refuses TSA Airport Pat-Down, Takes Ferry Instead {AOL Travel News}
Feb 22nd 2011 2:45PM If she really was standing up for what is right, she should introduce a bill to stop this nonsense. Offer a solution instead of ditching what others can't afford to ditch. It's time to get serious about security and take a cue from Isreal who has enemies everywhere but not terrorists on their planes.
Michael Lohan to Billy Ray Cyrus: 'I Feel Your Pain' {PopEater}
Feb 18th 2011 9:54PM Real Dad's don't share thier relationships with their daughter's for public view. Real Dad's don't discuss these things with total strangers. Real Dad's don't write open letters about how they are feeling pain. He could have sent him a private note. It is a betrayal of trust to their daughter's by having their fathers discuss them and their private lives in public. Boy does the hollywood crown live in a bubble deprived of reality.
Caramel Coloring in Coca-Cola, Pepsi Causes Cancer, Group Says {WalletPop}
Feb 17th 2011 5:56PM Everything is bad for your health if you overdo it. Don't worry if you do things in moderation. This group is just a bunch of busybodies trying to get everything under regulations. No more nanny state. Life is dangerous so enjoy what you can
Leading Experts Rethinking Food Allergy Causes {ParentDish}
Feb 11th 2011 2:52PM Actually in my pharmacology class it is well known that "like cures like" small exposures can make immunity go up and allergies go away.
Lawmakers Complain 9-11 Tribute Coin Is 'An All-Time Low' {WalletPop}
Jan 25th 2011 3:54PM No that is not irony that is racist. Irony would be if muslims owned the company. It makes no difference what a persons religion or race is there are good and bad people not races or religions.
Lawmakers Complain 9-11 Tribute Coin Is 'An All-Time Low' {WalletPop}
Jan 25th 2011 3:41PM I also find the coin in question in very bad taste, but I don't think the government has the right to decide that and also stop a private company so the memorial fund coin can have no free market competition. I can market itself and consumers can decide for themselves which coin is the better value both morally and financially. I would never buy that coin but I would probably buy the memorial fund coin. My choice. When the government picks winners and losers that is unfair.
Jacob Volkmann Plans to Ride Wave of Attention After Obama Comment {MMA Fighting}
Jan 11th 2011 5:35PM I can't believe they actually sent the Secret Service. He's right and in the medical so he knows more about healthcare than Obama. Thank goodness there are now people with some respect for the Constitution in Congress now to fix that mistake.
Was 2010 the Worst Year for Movies Ever? {Moviefone Blog}
Dec 27th 2010 3:05PM I wait for the movie to come out on HBO et al or netflix and I can sit comfortably at home without paying at least $100 for me and my family. I can drink and smoke if I want and I don't have to listen to people talk on cell phones and I can hit pause when I need a break.
