Today I was the proud recipient of the mailing you see here. That's right, you're not supposed to believe anything those "liberal rags" or "right-wing mouthpieces" say. Well, while I can deal with a healthy dose of media skepticism, the unwritten implication is that you should believe a random, for profit, mass mailing.
In this particular case, it's about buying a home. In case you were unaware (in that case, you may be going to too may Whig rallies), the housing market is somewhat in a slump and the economy is wheezing and struggling to go on, somewhat like I recall doing during freshman cross-country meets. Anyway, one likely candidate for the current woes seems to be sub-prime lending. This focuses on the "Check Into Cash" of home loans and apparently this risky venture didn't work out so well. Anyway, this mailing assures those with bad (sorry, "less than perfect") credit that you can still get loans.
"And", it continues, 'it's not like another foreclosure is the worst thing that could happen, am I right?"
Monday, February 04, 2008
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DON'T believe everything you read in this comment.
You just gave my brain a blue screen error
um, wow, did this post really trigger a spam comment??!
HAHAHAHA! I'm keeping it! But I am going to change back over to the SPAM-preventing comment system.
Hmm, apparently I do have word verification set on. Disturbing.
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