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re: Top roasts of all time

Posted by JiminyCricket on 5/8/24 at 12:07 pm
Idk but Mike the situation was hands down the biggest bomb in roast history. I honestly can't even rewatch his set from the second hand embarrassment. ...
This is easily 1000x better than the "mom throws her kid to the crocs" thread from yesterday. ...
[quote]Notes on a 100k home at 10% plus were far higher relatively than the average note three years ago[/quote] Apples and oranges. There are multiple factors that you omit here. What about the fact that 100k in the 90's bought you substantially more house than today? I grew up in a 2000 sq...
[quote]Charcoal and propane is an "or"....not an "and" as your post alludes to.[/quote] I wasn't alluding to anything. It was an obvious either/or since you don't use charcoal in a gas grill and vice versa. [quote]ETA: also, the restaurant has to spend money on all that shite too but you ...
[quote]They buy the house in their price range in the area they want to live.[/quote] There ya go everyone. It’s just that simple. Who knew. ...
[quote] 8-10 years ago people would have said to pay more than $300k for any home would be absolutely stupid. Those same people are now trying to argue a $200k apartment is a good investment. Genius.[/quote] They keep picking exceptions and not the overwhelming norms on average. Whether ...
[quote]It's gotten absurd. The concept of just telling a young person "go buy a house, and if you can't do that it's just because you're not working hard enough" is just wrong it's not wrong. It's exactly how I did it. I worked for years before I could afford a home. I lived in an...
[quote]Nah, the "houses aren't affordable" argument has already been played out and shown to be obviously false.[/quote] :lol: :lol: :lol: No yall haven't proven that at all :rotflmao: [quote]I just wanted to point out how dishonest you are.[/quote] I'm so dishonest, I even offered...
[quote]15 years ago? You want to compare housing prices to right after the 2008 crash? Talk about a dishonest argument.[/quote] Fine, pick a date range of your choice then. ...
Asharod on the literal first page said that he worked hard and saved so suck it up buttercup. ...
[quote]literally no one said it wasn't. (note, that 15 has changed numbers so many times from 30 to 50 to 15 but i'll let you slide). but just because it's less affordable than the past doesn't' make it UNaffordable which you and your ilk have stated multiple times with comments like "there's not...
[quote]You have been proven wrong multiple times. You continuing to say wrong things does not make them right.[/quote] Post one bit of proof that housing is not less affordable today than it was 15 years ago and i'll shut up. I and posters like me have posted multiple data points on th...
[quote]no one has pointed out why people can't get loans?[/quote] Dude, the unaffordability of housing has been covered ad nauseum. ...
[quote] ok, why? lets talk through it instead of just telling people to ingest multiple engorged peni.[/quote] Y'all have been given more data points in this very thread than I care to copy and paste. Y'all still refuse to acknowledge them. ...
[quote]why can't you get approved for a loan?[/quote] I did. Lots of others can't. ...
[quote]This is completely false. You are a moron.[/quote] Okay then, you tell me how to "use debt" to buy a house if you can't get approved for a loan in the first place? ...
Hey pooch, eat the same dick DrrTiger is eating too. Frick you ...
[quote]I really don’t understand why the millennial plight hasn’t captured the hearts and minds of the older generations. I mean, just look at how sympathetic all of you come across.[/quote] Oh shut the frick up. You've been insufferable for 20 pages now. Eat a dick. ...
[quote]Starts every single day all over the country. This isn't an everyone problem. It's a you problem.[/quote] I have a home. Again, you boomers think if someone recognizes a problem it must mean they're personally harmed by it. I am not, I have a home. I just recognize it's a crappy situatio...
[quote][b]Yes. You would use debt to buy that first house.[/b] You build equity as the house appreciates in value and you pay down the debt. There are extremely favorable mortgages available for first time home buyers. You can easily do this.[/quote] Good god man... YOU CANNOT USE D...