Repeat after me, Tool...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tool
"No."
Chuck
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Repeat after me, Tool...Quote:
Originally Posted by Tool
"No."
Chuck
In the long run? Probably not. However, if you apply for credit for something else in the meantime (mortgage re-fi, home equity, boat payment, store cards, whatever) your debt-to-income ratio will be skewed, and that could be a problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tool
Well last nite my wife mom and sister got into a huge fight over something really stupid, and my sister desided she is going to move back to California..
So this means I take your advice and trade in the Honda..
Then delete this ******* topic asshole.. GOSH..
:roll:Quote:
Originally Posted by Tool
You, sir, are aptly named.
S.
Well I come here being nice and I get treated rude.. what do you expect..
Tool, you are being treated rudely because you aren't really listening to the advice you've asked for. We're all saying this is a bad idea for you. The fact that your sister and mom got into a spat over something silly and now your sister is leaving town just proves that you getting involved in any of that is a very, very bad idea. We're trying to help you, and you continued to ignore/dismiss our advice. That makes folks a little... testy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Tool
Anyway, I think this thread has run it's course, and I'm going to use a moderator power I've never used before and lock this down. Thanks, and please dirve through...