In the movie, Lawrence of Arabia, there's a scene when T.E.

I think there's skinny FIRE, medium and fat.Medium to me means I still am conscious of cost and value, but don't need to acquire cc cattle hacking travel miles, clip  coupons, shop at grocery outet or to be concerned about my theater, concert, sports games, restaurant or movie budget.  

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Single-family residence fix & flip investment.

Purchase price: $220,000

Cash invested: $60,000

Sale price: $335,000

Excellent opportunity with this entry level home in the he...

So yes, I'd be interested to hear your pitch to get me warmed up before I dive in :lol: Anyway, glad to see you here on BP, I'd searched for you here just days ago, so perhaps you picked up on my telepathic request to join :cool: So, when you coming out with the movie?

To stand in the execution chamber, see the floor drains, watch the movies, see the bones, the photos and hear from a guide that actually has his photo as a kid on the all.

Jon, it seems to me that the only way Washington acts is under a crisis - either a crisis generated in the economy (subprime stuff) or one that is "manufactured" in DC (this debt ceiling - they could have haggled over this when they passed the budget a few weeks ago.)It bothers me that this mode of operation has only been going on now for ... ohhh ... 30 years (probably longer).In regards to S&P's timing, if they review movies, they would just now start covering Titanic.

At this rate it appears to me that we are sinking ourselves in so much more debt that it is becoming counter-productive.Reminds me of the movie "Charlie Wilson's War" not only in how the initial amount drastically increased, but in how we fell short in the "End Game".

Nothing in life is easy....but a positive outlook will make the ride much more enjoyable.Many folks miss the point of movies/books like "The Secret".

Sorry love that movie.

I just thought it was a cool topic name since it's a movie title from a few years back (remember?