The CC thread was getin sidetracked...


house - $80,000
cc's - $5,500
school - $1,500
loan - $2,000
other - $4,000
_____________
total - $93k

Not to bad i spose. could be worse.

ummmmm

way too much :eek: although most of it was aquired when we were making approx 100k more than we are now. Oh and a mixed 6 pack of beer, that's packed and being shipped tomorrow.

Originally posted by mike
Oh and a mixed 6 pack of beer, that's packed and being shipped tomorrow.

hahaha SWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETT :bounce: 'bout goddamn time.. lol..

hey come to think of it, i havent receive the other 6 pack i was supposed to be getting either. lol

House-------------$98,000
Credit Cards-----$5,000
Car Loan----------$19,000
School Loans--~$5,000
Total---------------$127,000

well I wanted to send you something different but the damned brewery dont bottle :eek: SO you're gettin these for now, and maybe I'll send something else later

Well, on the duplex 83,000.
On the other house, a little under 59,000.

On CC's, probably a couple thou, but that goes up and down depending on how spendy i was the previous month. :D

But, the houses are being paid for by tenants, (duplex is just getting rented now). So, i only have CC bills and a couple of utilities each month. Basically living for free is cool. :cool:

House 265,000
House 110,000
Line Of Credit 65,000
CC: 600
GF's CC 1500
GF's Car 7000

too fawking much! :flipoff2: :(

School Loans=~9000
CC= ~550
Hospital= ~1000
Misc= ~1000
------------------------------
Total ~11550

wow you have it easy:D

House......275000
truck........18000
loan.........3000
CC......0!!!

right around 300k owed....:D

house----208,000
car---------22,000
truck--------6,000
cc------------3,000
---------------------
total------239,000


but, you really can't count a house as 'debit' in the normal sence. a house is truly an investment.

Paid off my student loan today! Talk about a sweet feeling! But in about 2 weeks our 40 acres of land will close and we'll be about 50K in debt.

A Metric Assload.

Originally posted by Bobzooki
A Metric Assload.

That's more than a regular assload ;)

rent = 900
cc's = 400-800 depending, usually paid in full
court fine = 800 left
other than that just been stock piling money this year.

bring on the house soon. jiMMy

CC....bout $4000 (his and mine)
house...$80,000
no car loans

:D

Originally posted by Bobzooki
A Metric Assload.

what Zooki said, plus a few grand more ;)

Some people on here with monster mortgages!! :eek:

Originally posted by The Adam Blaster
Some people on here with monster mortgages!! :eek:

Average house cost in some areas in CA dude approaches half a million ;)

Originally posted by mike


Average house cost in some areas in CA dude approaches half a million ;)


The median house price in San Diego county last month was $464,000. :eek: My 725 sq/ft condo was just appraised at $204,000. :eek:

Originally posted by The Adam Blaster
Some people on here with monster mortgages!! :eek:

I just bought my house last year, and refied it at the beg of this year. 100% mortgage paid off in 15 years :D :D

Originally posted by SanDiegoCJ



The median house price in San Diego county last month was $464,000. :eek: My 725 sq/ft condo was just appraised at $204,000. :eek:

2 of my neighbors just sold there houses this week.....each for almost 350k....and prices are still going up rapidly!!


I bought in 99 for under 200k:D

And im not in the expensive part of town!!:eek:

JEEBUS!!!
and I thought I had it bad!!!

You fawkers with 6 figure houses are fuckfaces!:flipoff2:

Originally posted by mike


That's more than a regular assload ;)

Yeah, I think a metric assload is 2.2 X as big as a US Assload.

'bout $195,000 on house
'bout $13,000 on 'runner
'bout $1000 on cc
'bout 14 more years of tuition for the kids at~$5k year each...

next year-same, but~$400,000 2nd mortgage to build new house.
:D

Originally posted by The Adam Blaster
Some people on here with monster mortgages!! :eek:

Even here starter homes, in the metro, are around 200k.

What Rose said, doubled.....hahaha

To fawkin much, but we have a nice house and nice trucks, plenty of toys, steak on the table everynight. I am not complaining one bit. :D

House 180k
Credit card 3k
Student loan 5k

Of course, all the credit card was used to build a vehicle that I can only drive on weekends. :D

Student ------ $15,000
CC ------------ $11,000
Tahoe -------- $12,000
Toyota -------- $950
Lawyer -------- $1500
Total $40,450


A lot of the CC was caused by the wife's EX draggin us into court to protect HIS son for HIM and HIS girlfriend. Plus the Tahoe needed and Engine.

Have a plan that will get rid of the CC, get me a newer Superduty, and get into a townhouse by the end of the year. Wife doesn't like the lack of spending cash, but I hate debt, especially CC debt.

Wanted to be debt free by this time in my life(except a house) but that didn't happen and everyday it seems to get more and more expensive to live in Ca.

Debt isn't always bad, as long as it is getting you somewhere financially. Making money off of other peoples money can be a good thing, and it can be dangerous.

Mike B

My house was $195,000 in 1996. It just appraised at $360,000.

I couldn't even afford the house I live in! (Well, OK, I could, but would I want to?)

just checked today

school----------45,252
house---------135,365
car--------------10,108
fourwheeler----3,986
cc-----------------1,528

total-----------196,239

but i just got a $20,000 raise at my job last week

Damn...A really, really nice starter home, 3bd, 2 bath, might run you 50 large here. Our doctor just built the biggest house in town, and it was valued at less then 500k.

I damn sure aint moving to CA.:eek:

Student Loans ------ 27,000.00
Bike ------------------- 4000.00
CC --------------------- 0.00 just paid it off
Total ------------------ 31,000.00

Not exactly what I had planned when I started college, now that I am done those student loan fawkers are ruthless! :mad:

Originally posted by Dustin Smith
Damn...A really, really nice starter home, 3bd, 2 bath, might run you 50 large here. Our doctor just built the biggest house in town, and it was valued at less then 500k.

I damn sure aint moving to CA.:eek:

Yeah, but whats the average salary? Really funny when a 6 figure salary is "middle class" or it was coming from northern WI.

Truck lease ------->17000ish
Loan---------------->4800ish
CC------------------->3500ish
Root Canal--------->1200
School Loan-------->5000
Total----------------> 31500


Wish I had a real job to start digging out of this hole. :(

Originally posted by Bobzooki
My house was $195,000 in 1996. It just appraised at $360,000.

I couldn't even afford the house I live in! (Well, OK, I could, but would I want to?)
My house was $200k in '99.Now it's worth about 6-700K :eek::D
next year, it'll be a rental, and pay the 1st mortgage...
and it's only 24'x24':eek:

Man, that is sheer lunacy, ave. house costs close to half million!!!
It's cool for folks that bought in a few years back and are going to make good coin on the return though.
Are building costs that much higher? Or just the land area running out of places that haven't been built on??

I was looking the other day and talking to a builder, and my like 3000sq. foot dream home was getting around $350,000, ballpark.
But, that is on land out in the county which can be had for fairly cheap.
I have trouble envisioning a house that is built for half a mill.....
Or the need for it, but that's me. :D

Originally posted by mike


Yeah, but whats the average salary? Really funny when a 6 figure salary is "middle class" or it was coming from northern WI.


Mike, that's cause there's NO JOBS in northern Wisconsin.
It's really pretty up there, but tough to make a living. :(

Not counting my buisness. I'm down to just my house, $110,000 I plan on having that payed of in 6 years. 3 if I nevered owned a jeep.

Beerman

Originally posted by The Adam Blaster
Man, that is sheer lunacy, ave. house costs close to half million!!!
It's cool for folks that bought in a few years back and are going to make good coin on the return though.
Are building costs that much higher? Or just the land area running out of places that haven't been built on??

I was looking the other day and talking to a builder, and my like 3000sq. foot dream home was getting around $350,000, ballpark.
But, that is on land out in the county which can be had for fairly cheap.
I have trouble envisioning a house that is built for half a mill.....
Or the need for it, but that's me. :D

Well, if your housing costs are through the roof so are labor costs, which raises well.. pretty much everything else ;) On the other hand my 3k sqft house here was 80k when I bought it. I refi'd it at 140 this past year to do some renovations and ummm where we lived in the bay area it'd be a half mil easy.

Good point mike, that makes sense...
What kinda rents are people paying in the bay area anyways?
Say, for like a standard, not too fancy 1 bedrm apmt?

$215k on house
$17k on her car
$1100 on cc

It's all relative, as lamest said anything under 200k here is a crack house. Doesn't hurt the wife makes 90000 a year either.

Originally posted by The Adam Blaster
Man, that is sheer lunacy, ave. house costs close to half million!!!
It's cool for folks that bought in a few years back and are going to make good coin on the return though.
Are building costs that much higher? Or just the land area running out of places that haven't been built on??

I was looking the other day and talking to a builder, and my like 3000sq. foot dream home was getting around $350,000, ballpark.
But, that is on land out in the county which can be had for fairly cheap.
I have trouble envisioning a house that is built for half a mill.....
Or the need for it, but that's me. :D


It's partly the cost of the land and partly all the fees that get dumped on top by the state and local governments.
Here in Kali the builder pays for the streets, ALL utilities, fees to build new schools, fees to set aside open space... etc, etc, etc.
The average 80' X 50' lot in San Diego is $175,000 with utilities.
Then the fees get dumped on top of that. Then you add the house. :eek: :eek:

Originally posted by The Adam Blaster
Man, that is sheer lunacy, ave. house costs close to half million!!!
It's cool for folks that bought in a few years back and are going to make good coin on the return though.
Are building costs that much higher? Or just the land area running out of places that haven't been built on??

I was looking the other day and talking to a builder, and my like 3000sq. foot dream home was getting around $350,000, ballpark.
But, that is on land out in the county which can be had for fairly cheap.
I have trouble envisioning a house that is built for half a mill.....
Or the need for it, but that's me. :D

It was good for people who bought a few years ago, and a few years before that, and a few years before that....etc. The key here is to buy whatever the hell you can and leverage it again in a couple years and do it again in a couple years, etc. It will put you in huge debt but it will pay for itself eventually and make you neuvo riche. ;)

Originally posted by The Adam Blaster
Good point mike, that makes sense...
What kinda rents are people paying in the bay area anyways?
Say, for like a standard, not too fancy 1 bedrm apmt?

The 1 bdrm we rented in Pleasanton while we were looking for a house to rent (house was $2000 a month) was I believe $1100 . That was in 2000

um
1120 acre- $4500
shop/house- $3500
all my equipment- $130
everything else is paid for.
GOt the money in my checkin acct to pay for what im in debt for.

I owe more than anyone has even come close to posting :( Damn that makes me sick to my stomach.

House - $109,000 (pay off in 12 years) current value about $480k

Credit cards --- $0 (always pay off each month :flipoff2: )
3 cars -- $0 (paid cash new :flipoff2: )
kid's college - $0 (already saved for :flipoff2: )

Money invested into 401k each month - $400 per month, plus company matching 75%

Money into savings acct each month - $700 (for future car purchases and such)

Life is good.... :)

Originally posted by Just Some Asshole
JEEBUS!!!
and I thought I had it bad!!!

You fawkers with 6 figure houses are fuckfaces!:flipoff2:

Where do you live? I can't find a new place under $135,000 that I like. Well, I did fine a few in the 100K but they needed alot of work. :mad:

strong - i think B has you beat, not sure though.

here is a tid bit on homes, parents moved to cali in 76 bought a regular home(4br-2bath) in a regular community for 24,000$(paid off in the first 8 years they lived there) last year after one painting 5 years ago and one bathroom remodel and a sweet pool, they sold it for 560,000$

Originally posted by The Jerk
strong - i think B has you beat, not sure though.



Who?

Originally posted by Keith Strong


Who?


Keith.................... my guess is he means Brandon.

I think i may have to invest in property in Cali. :D

I know I aint the most edumacated on here....but Brandon who? Did I miss a post or am I really as dumb as I look? ;)

202,500 House
31,000 Car
15,000 Line of Credit
6,000 line of credit
6,000 CC

and I just paid off 24,000 in CC and a line of credit.
Cut up 8 CC last night, CC are fawking evil.:mad:

Originally posted by Keith Strong
I know I aint the most edumacated on here....but Brandon who? Did I miss a post or am I really as dumb as I look? ;)

Dumber. :flipoff2: You got that smart "look" to ya huh. :flipoff2:

115,000 total. Should refi house to get rid of credit cards, but afraid of repeating cc problem again. Better off learning my lesson by paying out the ass every month. LOL actually not sure what I will spend money on after the jeep is done.

37000 truck
19000 Jeep
8000 CC's
13000 timeshare

Originally posted by MattS


Dumber. :flipoff2: You got that smart "look" to ya huh. :flipoff2:

Yup :p

Average salary is probably around 65-70k household. Land sells for around 450.00-1000.00 per acre, depending on usage. The house we liv in now, 3bdrm, 2 bath brick with carport and sitting on two lots is 425.00 a month.

ok.. nothing I'm proud of here.

cc - 10,000
truck - 7,500
jeep - 5,000
wifes jeep - 8,000

for the most part thats about it. Have plans to have it all paid off in the next 18 months or so, just have to stay diligent in doing so.

Then it's house time... we've been looking at the 350,000 price range building our own in teh country with some land and shop of course. :eek:

After dumping the cards, I'm getting rid of all of them except for one for emergency use only, and that sucker will stay at home UNACTIVATED. ;)

Originally posted by Keith Strong


Yup :p brandon miller from rcrc. clown!

I damn sure aint moving to CA.:eek:

Thats why Im moving when I get out of college. DAMN STATE IS TOO EXPENSIVE!!

House and land - $0
CC - $0
vehicles (7 total) - $0
Kids college - already saved for
Total $0.00

It helps being an old cheap bastard and not having a spendy wife!!

Originally posted by The Jerk
brandon miller from rcrc. clown!


Looks like I was correct. :p

Originally posted by Dustin Smith
Average salary is probably around 65-70k household. Land sells for around 450.00-1000.00 per acre, depending on usage. The house we liv in now, 3bdrm, 2 bath brick with carport and sitting on two lots is 425.00 a month.

btw - would someone please kick his ass for bragging! :mad: :flipoff:































:flipoff2:

Originally posted by Travis Waldher


btw - would someone please kick his ass for bragging! :mad: :flipoff:



:flipoff2:


Why, just look where he has to live. :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

I took on $86,000 for the condo last Friday. And about $500 on cc's. Jeep and Nissan are paid for, no student loans. Oh, and I owe my folks 5K, but that doens't really count, does it?

Reed

House--$116,000
Truck--$16,500
Boat-- $4600
CC-- $2500-3000
______________
+ or - 139,600

New House -> $280k
Her car -> $12k
My car -> $5k
Student loans -> $3k
CC -> $2k
-----------------------------------
Total -> $302k

At least the Cruiser is paid for, but it's currently on jackstands ...

Originally posted by Junkyard
New House -> $280k
Her car -> $12k
My car -> $5k
Student loans -> $3k
CC -> $2k
-----------------------------------
Total -> $302k

At least the Cruiser is paid for, but it's currently on jackstands ...

WOW...you are ALMOST competition :laughing:

$0

Originally posted by SanDiegoCJ
Why, just look where he has to live. :flipoff2: :flipoff2:

Good job MapMeister!

Hey, sure beats the hell outta kali........

bought our "shack" 9 years ago almost to the day. 232k back
then, now worth 750+k..... 130k left, 6 years to go.

no other debt at all............ getting ready to get the hell outta
here after tearing down said above "shack" and building 4 SFH
on my lot...... then call me "retired"

..Sherpa


credit card debt is the debil.......

Jeez, the house alone is $252,500 or so. Down a whopping $1150 from June when we bought. :rolleyes:

CC, new trucks. Ugh. I give up. But they estimate the house values go up 6% per year? And we're trying to make double payments on the mortgage principle.

Bryan

Lets see:
CC- 400
Dad- $3000
car loan for DD- $1500
student loan- $2650

Total: $7550

Not bad.. but damn I need more hours at work.
Scott

0

:flipoff2:

Credit cards: 0
Van: 10000
Econobox: 7000
My student loans: 9000
Wife's student loans: 235000 :eek:


$261,000 +/- a few thousand




maybe we should buy a house... :confused:

house morg - 197.000 approx
cc-1-2 grand

thats it....

but we are building a shop out back and trying to do it cash as we go but im sure we will have to charge a bit for that....

You guys all have it easy. $200K in mortgages? Ha.....a coupla years ago maybe.

Bet I have you beat Strong:

Mortgage: $500,000
Student Loans: $12,000
Misc. Credit Cards: $2,000

Total debt = @ $514,000

.....but the house is worth in excess of $650,000 so :flipoff2:

and all the cars are paid in full (98 VW Golf K2, 2000 Expedition, 1984? Jeep CJ-7, 1967 RS Convertible Camaro)

Hey Mo,

Damn!! That is a student loan! Hope she isn't working the counter at the local Mc D's.



I have no debt, but I also don't have any real assets. 3 cars, but 2 of them suck ass. No making some investments that I hope will braing about some changes.

-Wayne

As for land values in California..

A friend just bought some commercial poperty in a near by town. The poperty is about a 1/4 acre or so, and had a single structure on it. The structure was interesting to say the least.

When my buddy called a local insurance company to cover the property, they refused. When he asked why, the insurance lady responded "I used to work in that building." My buddy decided not to argue with that one. :p

He ended up building a new building inside the existing as there was nothing holding the old one together. All new floors, walls and ceiling. A complete rebuild. (We have no idea what was holding the roof up.)

This all cost about $300,000 before spending probably another $20,000 on the building.

The lot consists of nothing more then a fence and a black top.

It now looks great. :) (on the inside) The original building was a shack or small barn. We found a newpaper dated something like 1888!!! (I thought my brothers 1925 shack of a house was old. for So Calif.)

-Wayne

Originally posted by Berzerker
0

:flipoff2:

The brain cell thread is a couple pages back :p

:flipoff2:

Property.. 450

everything else.. 0

Originally posted by Berzerker
0

:flipoff2:

The brain cell thread is a couple pages back :p

:flipoff2:

450.

Most of you guys are only looking at half of the equation. Net worth means a lot more than debt load. If'n you got 25k to your name for every 1k of debt, then you don't feel too bad about it. Less than 20k owed on the house here, that's it.

IMHO investment property isn't really debt, cause even if you tank on the deal it won't be much worse than coming out with zero. Say you tank a couple years into the deal, you could walk away with the equity due to the renter paying down the mortgage balance and property values increasing, so long as you don't hold onto it until the bitter end of a deal going south.

All I know is that I have more debt than I feel comftarable thinking about, so I will keep making those payments and hopefully they will go away:D

Originally posted by Mo
Credit cards: 0
Van: 10000
Econobox: 7000
My student loans: 9000
Wife's student loans: 235000 :eek:


$261,000 +/- a few thousand




maybe we should buy a house... :confused:

and a dog! :flipoff2: :roxy:

My numbers are small (about $45K total) but I don't pay them, because I live hand to mouth as it is...so I'm not sure if I'm better or worse than the people with $200K+ :eek:

At least my debt won't grow much, there is ZERO chance of me getting another CC or student loan for a LONG time...
Oh, I own the car and the truck, and probably $1000 of stuff. That's it. My net worth is, oh, let's say $5000.

o.k
house 360k
truck 12k
wifes jeep 15k
bike 18k
c.c 0
__________________
405k
and im sure im missing something dam that ugly:eek:

0


Cash is your friend. I have a couple credit cards that I use on a regular basis but they get paid off every month to maintain some credit.

Originally posted by MattS


Where do you live? I can't find a new place under $135,000 that I like. Well, I did fine a few in the 100K but they needed alot of work. :mad:

funny, in the bay area CA, on the peninsula, try 600k and be prepared to spend an additional 100 - 200k in repairs.

it is insane and although homes should not be purchased as an investment normally, CA is not the norm.

9,500 car
6,000 CC's

about $400....sears card for craftsman goodies...

Originally posted by LasPalmas


The brain cell thread is a couple pages back :p

:flipoff2:

450.

:laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :laughing:

What's that you say? I didn't hear you the first time.

At least I can figure out the PBB :flipoff2:

$160,000 -house
$10,000 -wifes 4runner
$8500-yfz450(quad)
$19,000- debt due to getting ripped by some sleaze bag(work related)
$10,000- the devil! (credit cawds)
$10,000-future debt (bronco related :D )
i`m $220,000+/- a few G`s in debt.I sleep easy knowing my house valued at $280,000 in 1994 is now worth over $1,000,000 :flipoff2: and i just turned 30 in aug. :cool: socal ain`t so bad.

Originally posted by rotozuk
Hey Mo,

Damn!! That is a student loan! Hope she isn't working the counter at the local Mc D's.




No... she's in her residency after med-school. Another 18 months and she starts to make more than slave wages.




:roxy: : :flipoff2:

House - No mortgage, Paid with money from house in Denver, which was paid for with the money from the sale of my condo, which was paid for by saving nearly every dime I made in a CD for 21 years.
Yukon - 4600
CC - 4000
Wifes CC - 5000
Wifes LC - 4000
Kids - Countless amounts of money:flipoff2:

-----------------------------
Total = 17600

165000 - house
45000 - my student loans
25000 - wife's student loans
6500 - wife's vehicle
5000 - CCs

$246500

Not bad for a 25 year old...

Too much debt & not enough money to pay for it all.

Heidi:(

80k mortgage
13k truck note
9k her vehicle note
13k student loans
5k cc's
30k medical bills:mad:

Medical bills are the devil. You are forced to take on debt, and have nothing of any marketable value to show for it.(other than the ability to continue working in order to pay off said medical bills:flipoff2: )

Originally posted by Roxywheels


and a dog! :flipoff2: :roxy:


Mel, you're :evil: :evil: :D

a lot of people have a lot more debt than i do, but i also don't make all that much money, so here's mine, but don't be like all "dude, that's nothin'" cuz it ain't nothin'. for those that can afford 6-figure houses, keep in mind, i'm looking for a 70-ish thousand dollar house, right now, just for comparison. no, i'm not trying to knock anyone for making more money than me, just trying to illustrate the situation.

cc and car payment debt was about 35000, paid it down to about 12000, got married, took over her debt, went back up to about 26000, now it's down to about 22000 with 650 buck payments per month. i make about 19000/yr, wife makes about 9, both after taxes. i could do better, but i like the relative security of my job right now in a time when so many jobs are being lost. once i get the debt under a little more control, i'll be able to take the chance at looking for another job, but right now, i am more looking for an additional job.

house: $83,000
snap-on - $19

I've never had a credit card or a car loan in my life, everyone told me I had to have a credit card and a car payment to "build credit"

Credit cards are the devil, I had a toolbox payment that was like that once, 23.99% interest or some shit. After like 8 months of that bill NEVER getting any smaller I sold one of my trucks and paid it off to be done with it. Never again. I could never understand why anyone would ever carry debit on a credit card.

Cash is easy, you never go over budget. If you're out, you stop spending, pay the most importaint bills first and work your way down the list.

No mortgage (No house)
No Car Loan (Peice of shit Jeep)
No Loans (No credit)
Student Loans ($16K + $9K + $4K) $29,000 CDN
CC $2,000 CDN.

Sad part is, I have no assets other than my edumacation. :rolleyes:

Originally posted by SanDiegoCJ



Mel, you're :evil: :evil: :D

I try Gary :D Someone needs to worry about poor little Josie growing up without ever having her very own puppy :( Mo is a mean, mean man!!! :flipoff2: :roxy:

Originally posted by Roxywheels


I try Gary :D Someone needs to worry about poor little Josie growing up without ever having her very own puppy :( Mo is a mean, mean man!!! :flipoff2: :roxy:

Yes. Yes I am.





:laughing:

Originally posted by Mo


Yes. Yes I am.



:laughing:

Now I know why you didn't stop by my house with Josie when you were here! You didn't want her to see Varga and have me tell her how much she needs a puppy!! :laughing: Because you KNOW I would have!! :laughing: :roxy:

actaully, I didn't stop because I didn't get any closer than I25/I70 interchange. And that was as we drove down to Breckenridge




that, and I know the hell I'd have to endure after leaving there without a dog. :flipoff2:

house $185K
nothing else

Originally posted by Mo
actaully, I didn't stop because I didn't get any closer than I25/I70 interchange. And that was as we drove down to Breckenridge




that, and I know the hell I'd have to endure after leaving there without a dog. :flipoff2:

Face it Mo, you're just going to have to break down and get that dog. :D :D

Originally posted by SanDiegoCJ


Face it Mo, you're just going to have to break down and get that dog. :D :D



:flipoff2:


when we're ready, I'll let :roxy: buy it for Josie.

Originally posted by Mo




:flipoff2:


when we're ready, I'll let :roxy: buy it for Josie.

I'm going to find someone that lives close to you and have them deliver a package addressed to Josie...with a puppy in it! :flipoff2: :roxy:

nobody lives close to me.


just french canadian tourists. that's all.

Originally posted by Mo
nobody lives close to me.


just french canadian tourists. that's all.

I'll find someone dammit! Hef is going home for Thanksgiving...he can make a side trip and drop off a *present* for Josie! :idea: :roxy:

Originally posted by Roxywheels


I'll find someone dammit! Hef is going home for Thanksgiving...he can make a side trip and drop off a *present* for Josie! :idea: :roxy:

he'd probably leave a flaming bag of poo.

Originally posted by Mo


he'd probably leave a flaming bag of poo.

or ask Josie for a date! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :roxy:

Originally posted by Roxywheels


or ask Josie for a date! :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: :roxy:


ROTFLMAO. :laughing: :laughing: :laughing: