NumberCruncher

I suppose we'll have to wait and see if anyone is nasty enough to go there. and then we can all make fun of their impending infections........

wrong. Vaseline should never be used in intimate or sensitive areas. it's oil and it breeds bacteria. I would also caution against using your hands or fingers to apply vaseline to your face or eyelashes. again, it breeds bacteria, even in the jar. use a clean qtip to both scoop the vaseline out of the jar and apply to lashes. use a small square of gauze or wash cloth to scoop and apply to the face. there are several great uses for the product, just be smart and safe when using it on your body.

no clue. i'm an accountant, not a spelling nazi.

blah blah blah blah blah......... this whole retalliation post is childish and lame.

pretty sure i would be murdered if i entered this.....

I'd err on the side of caution here. if you can refinance and get enough equity out of the existing house to pay cash for the second house, do it. one payment is always better than two. congratulations and good luck!

i wish you the best of luck, and i admire your desire to educate people about this process.

i can't sing worth a crap. have had my head in the toilet all day. but, i will share my wine. good enough?

i havent gotten my bill for that time period yet. kind of dreading it. i signed a contract for a year with my provider. at .92 per therm. at the time, it was a good deal. haven't shopped around though, because i'm still under contract. i do remember that when i switched, it was seamless. the new company contacted the old company and took care of the transfer. good luck, and i hope you get a GREAT rate!

darlin, who gives a crap about whats in the back of some peoples minds? the whole statement was ugly and irrelevant to the conversation.

awwww. happy birthday to your wonderful wife!

shhhhhhhh. not everyone needs to know the secrets behind our hobbies!!!

this? this makes me want to take my pass back. don't be an ass. you're the one who needs help and compassion right now. don't make it hard for people to want to help you.

oh lord...really? the post about people here walking past a homeless person and judging them. thats where you were judging. and I don't know who specifically, because you passive aggressively hid behind a sweeping generality. anyway. you get a pass from me. as I stated above.

this is why I love you. and whether or not you want to admit it in public.....what you love about me is that I'll call bullcheeze when folks are trying to hide behind generalities when making crappy statements. if someone in a thread needs to be told about themselves, tell them. don't lump them in with people you've known in the past and make blanketed statements. those are my words to live by. and for the lil Missy who brought up judging homeless people.....bite your tongue. the people of this board go to great lengths to help with all sorts or charity and mission a

this is hysterical, subby. thank you! I'm the least emotional person you know. I don't feel like the bank owes you anything. and its not because I'm rich. its because I believe in honoring contracts, by any means necessary. your own statements speak for how you feel. and as far as judging? pfft, other than bikini contests, I'm not interested. live how you wanna live. pay your mortgage or don't. ask me for help, and I will. also, if anyone wants to join me in helping dumbestgirlintheworld with her churches mission to feed homeless women and children next Saturday, let

oooh! wait. i'd prolly just call, if i had to speak the text anyway. but....i'm really glad it's going to work out well for you. (and keep you safe on the road!!!)

be careful with paint thinner. you'll have to use tons, and do a lot of scraping. plus, you'll get high as a kite. the gel stuff is pretty inexpensive. and easy. you slather ir on, and it just eats the paint away. you will have to use a flat blade to remove the old paint goo. but you won't have to scrape, unless you let the gel crap dry on it.

i'd go chemical instead of manual....depending on how detailed the woodwork is. at least start with a stripping chemical. if you need to use a fine grit sandpaper to get the last layer of paint off, it should be ok. but i don't think you wanna gouge the wood or exhaust yourself by trying to sand through all 4 layers. there a a few different strippers that would probably work well. i prefer the gel kind. easier for me to work with. good luck. and please post before and after pics!

i've gone back and reread. i can't find where anyone wished any ill will onto anyone who's having troubles paying their mortgage. people like me have stated that a contract was signed, a price was agreed upon, and payment amounts were made clear when the mortgage was conceived.people like me seem to think that the contract was valid and should be kept by both parties. i've never said that people who are struggling shouldn't ask for or receive help. what i clearly said was that it't not the banks responsibility to reduce your mortgage. there are government sponsored programs

subby, that's just hateful. first of all. you're judging the very people that you are accusing of being judgemental. i've said prayers for you, tried to throw business your way, and been a friend. why would you wish the rug to be pulle dout from under people like me? that's just crappy. no, not everyone is fortunate enough to be recession proof. but that doesn't mean that the people who've had good fortune aren't good people and don't do good deeds. i would much rather pay your mortgage for you than claim it's the banks responsibility. and......you're waiting with baite

oh. the irony!!!

i have nothing valuable to contribute. no pearls of wisdom. no magical answer. just...a hug for you and a prayer for your friend.

i'm having a hard time choosing between 'extra thick', and 'flawless'......... thank god they got rid of the 'freckled' option.

hah! one of the few people in life who understand my position!!! wait. i don't think you meant what i at first thought you meant......... still.