Where are increasing spending?
viet nam vet.
it in someway, hint; ;it just loses it's value in the mattress.
good investments.
Good tools ; that help you become more self-sufficient.
Durable goods and non-perishable items. In large quantities, maybe.
well, you get the idea.
spend away ! and turn that lawn into a garden.
and you might do your best to encourage the new Obama administration
to create a new economy to share the abundance around.
Why not?
Good luck to y'all.
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Money; What a concept !
Rod Speed
> I heard the best way to spend your money, and you do have to get rid of it in someway,
No you dont.
> hint; ;it just loses it's value in the mattress.
There are better places to put it if you dont spend it.
> good investments.
That isnt spending it, thats saving it.
> Good tools ; that help you become more self-sufficient.
Most dont have enough of a clue to use those to do that.
> Durable goods and non-perishable items.
No point if you dont need those.
> In large quantities, maybe.
There arent any that durable.
> well, you get the idea.
Yep, that you dont have a clue.
> spend away ! and turn that lawn into a garden.
No thanks.
> and you might do your best to encourage the new Obama administration
> to create a new economy to share the abundance around.
Whatever he does doesnt require any encouragement. The problem is working out what will achieve that.
> Why not?
Because its a waste of time and money.
> Good luck to y'all.
It aint about luck.
Chris
> viet nam vet. <george...@humboldt1.com> wrote:
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>> I heard the best way to spend your money, and you do have to get rid of it in someway,
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> No you dont.
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>> Good luck to y'all.
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> It aint about luck.
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