Kurt_and_Hunter
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:19 AM
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I wonder what the mortgage delinquency rate is in Florida these days... |
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Edited on Sun Aug-29-10 11:32 AM by Kurt_and_Hunter
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valerief
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:22 AM
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1. Oh, look. The state with the state bank has the lowest foreclosure percentage. |
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_of_North_Dakota(BTW, I accidentally unrec'd when I meant to rec.)
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:38 AM
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5. I recommended for you. Yep, people need to read the link that you provided |
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those of us in Florida could use such a bank!
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The Backlash Cometh
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:40 AM
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6. Those of us in Florida could use ethical people running government. period. |
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:59 AM
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8. I think the word Florida is Banana Republican for "slave state". |
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Then again, my Banana Republican isn't up to snuff.
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:24 AM
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2. I rec'd to counteract that UN rec. Interesting stuff! n/t |
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:26 AM
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3. Mississippi and Louisiana look to have unusually large "less than 90 days" components |
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I assume that's oil-spill related.
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Sun Aug-29-10 12:33 PM
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10. Either the oil spill, lots of houses taken by Katrina, or maybe God |
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is intervening and making the payments for all the Republicans there.
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:30 AM
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4. That's just depressing n/t |
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Sun Aug-29-10 11:42 AM
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7. Seems like everything I ever read about South Dakota is always positive. |
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Edited on Sun Aug-29-10 12:03 PM by lpbk2713
I've never been west of the Mississippi but for some time now I have been thinking I'd like to visit Rapid City, perhaps even to live there if I could take the winters. :shrug:
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activa8tr
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Sun Aug-29-10 02:14 PM
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11. Oh but the real thrill of living there would be to live out on the |
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northern plains of SD. There, you see 3 people in a week, drive 40 miles for groceries, endure harsh windy snow-swept winters for 12 weeks at a time, and suffer in the dead heat of a windless hot summer day.
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Sun Aug-29-10 12:13 PM
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9. problem with those cold states next to Canada is, |
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there are huge expanses of plains with one house on them that has been in the same family forever. I have yet to hear of anyone wanting to move to North Dakota because the climate is so nice, or that there are jobs there (are there?), South Dakota, Idaho, Montana are the same thing. Jeez, do people ever get outa their snomobile suits long enough to make babies or at least try to?
As a resident of Floriduh, I have to admit I have my share of wonderment at the folks living in mid peninsula. It's like going 100 years back in time when I visit Frostproof, Christmas, Arcadia, Walley and a not so few number of other locales.
You also have to remember that with our buddy jeb in office, the dumbing down of our educational system didn't include excemptions for economics.
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