T1B

Mace wrote:I guess the answer could be both.

In politics we refer to that as "Third Way".

Mace wrote:But...but....but, mvscal said that Wisconsin was "broke." Is he lying...or just plain fucking stupid? I guess the answer could be both.

Wisconsin may not be able to refinance $165 million in debt as planned in the municipal bond market this week or next,

What part of that are you struggling to comprehend?

Sorry, I forgot that you are a public sector flunky with absolutely no training, knowledge or experience dealing with real world finance.

When you have to borrow money with a bond issue to cover a current deficit. You are broke. If you do not cut spending the 165 million dollar bond issue this week will be a 250 million dollar issue later this year and billions piled on billions in years to come. This is not an opinion. It is an immutable fact. It has been happening to states all across the country. It's much easier to break the debt cycle when you're only 165 million in the hole.

You were right, Marty. "Third Way" is the correct answer.

Mace wrote:You were right, Marty. "Third Way" is the correct answer.

Revolution, my brother.

You don't debate these fucks. You dig in your heels, man the barricades and occupy the factories.
They'll let you flap your gums until you're blue in the face and then they'll flip you over and empty your pockets.

There is no pleasant discourse with oppressors. You punch them in the face.
End of story.

Martyred wrote:

I'm very disappointed that there is not a cheesehead on that picture.

Your white flag is noted, you simple, stupid fuck.

BSmack wrote:

Martyred wrote:

I'm very disappointed that there is not a cheesehead on that picture.

Only after "strongman" Scott Walker is deposed and the regime in Wisconsin is toppled.

Mace wrote: Indy, I'm not asking you or anyone else to "feel sorry" (gee, I hope the quotation marks are okay for dins)

Don't even, idiot.

Whether the quotation marks are okay by me or not is irrelevant.

Where they're not okay is with the language in which you are attempting to write.


This has nothing to do with me, as badly as you want to deflect your ignorance here (and BTW-the IKYABWAI was immediately noted -- you should probably leave that shit to the professionals in KC). Nope, it's all on YOU, and you alone (OK, and your bygone elementary teachers).

YOU claimed to be a teacher. YOU immediately demonstrated an inability to use the language properly.

And YOU are a large part of the Problem With America -- you're so fucking arrogant, you actually think you're qualified to teach in public schools (even though you couldn't pass a basic usage test in American English), and somehow think public employees are underpaid.

I didn't make you ignorant -- there were probably myriad factors, but I certainly wasn't one of them.

I merely pointed out that you're incompetent as a "teacher," rendering any point you try to make about what the public sector may or may not deserve in compensation as...

well frankly, that's gut-busting hilarious. I can imagine a pack of you tools cuhllektivluh barginin cuz we'z so good at teachun them 2 R's.


Do this country a favor and stay the fuck away from the classroom.

mvscal wrote:

Mace wrote:But...but....but, mvscal said that Wisconsin was "broke." Is he lying...or just plain fucking stupid? I guess the answer could be both.

Wisconsin may not be able to refinance $165 million in debt as planned in the municipal bond market this week or next,

What part of that are you struggling to comprehend?

Sorry, I forgot that you are a public sector flunky with absolutely no training, knowledge or experience dealing with real world finance.

When you have to borrow money with a bond issue to cover a current deficit. You are broke. If you do not cut spending the 165 million dollar bond issue this week will be a 250 million dollar issue later this year and billions piled on billions in years to come. This is not an opinion. It is an immutable fact. It has been happening to states all across the country. It's much easier to break the debt cycle when you're only 165 million in the hole.

First of all, bitter little autobot, I don't work in the public sector. I have a very nice IT job in the private sector. BTW, I passed on a comparable public sector job because the pay wasn't as good. Secondly, Wisconsin, due to their excellent credit rating will be able to get this handled. Feel free to refute any of the other points made in the article instead of trying split hairs on the word "broke".

So I owe $120,000 on my house, and I have $10,000 in the bank. Am I broke?

Mace wrote:If folks in the private sector aren't able to do that, they should get an education and find a better job to improve their lot in life. I think Newt called that "rugged individualism"

You god damn commie! That's my line!

Sin,

IndyFelcho

Goober McTuber wrote:I have a very nice IT job in the private sector......

Martyred wrote: Revolution, my brother.

You don't debate these fucks. You dig in your heels, man the barricades and occupy the factories.
They'll let you flap your gums until you're blue in the face and then they'll flip you over and empty your pockets.

There is no pleasant discourse with oppressors. You punch them in the face.
End of story.

Rack, Comrade.

Dinsdale wrote:YOU (Mace) claimed to be a teacher. YOU immediately demonstrated an inability to use the language properly.

And YOU are a large part of the Problem With America -- you're so fucking arrogant, you actually think you're qualified to teach in public schools (even though you couldn't pass a basic usage test in American English

I agree.

If Mace can't punctuate properly, HE SHOULDN'T BE TEACHING STUDENTS A DAMN THING ABOUT ANYTHING!!

I wouldn't even trust him to get me a Slurpee refill without fucking that all to hell.

88 wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:So I owe $120,000 on my house, and I have $10,000 in the bank. Am I broke?

Of course, unless you have a fully financed buyer under contract for your house at a purchase price greater than $110,000.

Utter bullshit. I have a structured debt. Which is what the state of Wisconsin will wind up with.

Goober McTuber wrote:

88 wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:So I owe $120,000 on my house, and I have $10,000 in the bank. Am I broke?

Of course, unless you have a fully financed buyer under contract for your house at a purchase price greater than $110,000.

Utter bullshit. I have a structured debt. Which is what the state of Wisconsin will wind up with.

goobs, the mortgage comparison to excuse gubmint borrowing is a flawed one. continueing to add to the total debt, year in and year out is like taking ever increasingly large home equity loans out on your home. eventually it blows up in your face.

smackaholic wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

88 wrote:
Of course, unless you have a fully financed buyer under contract for your house at a purchase price greater than $110,000.

Utter bullshit. I have a structured debt. Which is what the state of Wisconsin will wind up with.

goobs, the mortgage comparison to excuse gubmint borrowing is a flawed one. continueing to add to the total debt, year in and year out is like taking ever increasingly large home equity loans out on your home. eventually it blows up in your face.

Well, except for the fact that Wisconsin does not have a history of spiraling debt. Nice try.

BTW, nice to see that the T1B Stupidity Threat Level is back down to "smackaholic".

rack them, if that's the case. too bad it's not in my lousy state, along with many others.

Goober McTuber wrote:BTW, nice to see that the T1B Stupidity Threat Level is back down to "smackaholic".

This is no reason to let your guard down. There are "evil-doers" out there who wish to reduce your IQ.
I call them "IQ-da".

Please report all poorly mangled syntax and pretzel logic to the authorities. Be extra vigilant for IKYABWAI masquerading as solid takes.


United We Stand.

Bwahahaha. Rack Marty. Again.

IQ-da.

Dinsdale wrote:Whether the quotation marks are okay by me or not is irrelevant.

Exactly.

Goober McTuber wrote:So I owe $120,000 on my house, and I have $10,000 in the bank. Am I broke?

Do you have to borrow more money in order to make your mortgage payment? It's pretty clear that you're too fucking stupid to grasp some very simple economic facts. So why do you even try?

Goober McTuber wrote:Well, except for the fact that Wisconsin does not have a history of spiraling debt. Nice try.

And they won't if retarded douchebags like you just shut the fuck up and let Walker do his job.

So basically, it boils down to



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This:

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88 wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:

88 wrote:
Of course, unless you have a fully financed buyer under contract for your house at a purchase price greater than $110,000.

Utter bullshit. I have a structured debt. Which is what the state of Wisconsin will wind up with.

You are a moron. If you owe $120,000 on anything, and you find that you cannot sell that anything (e.g., bad market conditions) for at least the difference between what you have saved and what you owe, then you are one broke motherfucker.

I have future projected revenue streams that will enable me to pay off my debt, not to mention the fact that I possess significant collateral. Are you suggesting that the state of Wisconsin does not possess the same?

mvscal wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:So I owe $120,000 on my house, and I have $10,000 in the bank. Am I broke?

Do you have to borrow more money in order to make your mortgage payment? It's pretty clear that you're too fucking stupid to grasp some very simple economic facts. So why do you even try?

I've managed to handle mortgage payments pretty much my entire adult life. At certain times, I've refinanced. I'm still doing fine, as will the state of Wisconsin. Bitter little autobot.

mvscal wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:Well, except for the fact that Wisconsin does not have a history of spiraling debt. Nice try.

And they won't if retarded douchebags like you just shut the fuck up and let Walker do his job.

Governor Wanker is rapidly showing himself to be in way over his head. And in the long run, this state will do fine in spite of Scott Wanker.

Goober McTuber wrote: So I owe $120,000 on my house, and I have $10,000 in the bank. Am I broke?

You're not broke, but at 58 years old, you're paying rent.

Not that there's anything wrong with paying rent.

War Wagon wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote: So I owe $120,000 on my house, and I have $10,000 in the bank. Am I broke?

You're not broke, but at 58 years old, you're paying rent.

Not that there's anything wrong with paying rent.

Except that he has equity in his home and can sell it....unlike a renter.

Mace wrote: Except that he has equity in his home

You don't know that Goobs hovel is worth 120k in todays market anymore than you know what his bank balance is.

Rent.

War Wagon wrote:

Mace wrote: Except that he has equity in his home

You don't know that Goobs hovel is worth 120k in todays market anymore than you know what his bank balance is.

Rent.

No, I don't, but I do know that he said he has been paying on a mortgage for most of his adult life, so I think it's safe to say that he has at least some equity in his home. I also don't know if he actually owes $120K on his house...only that he threw out that number as an example. What he owes on his home is none of my business.

Goobs is as real as a 3 dollar bill in my estimation.

The numbers were thrown out as an example. I still have a mortgage (not the first one I ever had), but I also have significant equity in my house. And Whitey, I sent more than a $3 bill to your local food pantry.

Goober McTuber wrote:The numbers were thrown out as an example. I still have a mortgage (not the first one I ever had), but I also have significant equity in my house. And Whitey, I sent more than a $3 bill to your local food pantry.

And I sent more than a $3 bill to your food pantry......and the fuckers keep sending me letters asking for more.

Mace wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote:The numbers were thrown out as an example. I still have a mortgage (not the first one I ever had), but I also have significant equity in my house. And Whitey, I sent more than a $3 bill to your local food pantry.

And I sent more than a $3 bill to your food pantry......and the fuckers keep sending me letters asking for more.

Give till it hurts, you fucking pussy.

Goober McTuber wrote:Give till it hurts, you fucking pussy.

Writing that first check hurt enough.

Goober McTuber wrote: I sent more than a $3 bill to your local food pantry.

I forgot about that, my bad.

I still think you're full of it for the most part.

War Wagon wrote:

Goober McTuber wrote: I sent more than a $3 bill to your local food pantry.

I forgot about that, my bad.

I still think you're full of it for the most part.

Of course you do. Tough to face up to your betters. I have to decide whether to take personal time or sick leave to go catch the first round of the NCAAs in Chicago 2 weeks from now. What would you do?

Goober McTuber wrote:What would you do?

Not do it but say I did... wait a sec, we're talking about what I'd do?

I'd go find the nearest casino