View Poll Results: Should a new driver start with a tanker?
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Should a new driver start driving tankers ?
#81
03-09-2007, 10:23 AM
Originally Posted by Dizzy
Originally Posted by Useless
Originally Posted by Dizzy
Try 4 bedrooms 2 1/2 bath big backyard right in in the bay.One of the most expensive places to live and by a home.
Your words, I believe?? Now, you are already trying to back-peddle. Your lies are just digging you in deeper and deeper!! You seem to think that everyone here is a intellectually vacant as you are!! Keep on Keepin On with your lies, Good Buddy!! STILL ROFLMAO!!
#83
03-09-2007, 10:28 AM
Originally Posted by Dizzy
Originally Posted by Blacksheep
Originally Posted by Dizzy
Originally Posted by rcso
It would make more financial sense to anyone that if you in fact did have a house in the 'bay area' as you put it, or anywhere in California for that matter; rent that puppy out and you can live on rent alone in many parts of the country. Why you 'choose' to live in such an area where it takes 1.5-2k a month for a small apartment where you can own a house bigger than 4k -5k square feet for the same amount in a mortgage payment in the south is beyond me.
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#84
03-09-2007, 10:29 AM
Originally Posted by Useless
Grow up, Dizzy!!
You told me that you home was located in "one of the most expensive areas" of the bay area; you did not say where. Now, you are trying to back peddle, and say that it is in Concord.; not a bad area, but hardly the most expensive areas either. In any event, IIRC, the median price of a home in Concord is a little over $500,000., you claim that yours is 4/2.5, large back yard, + view of the bay, so if it is as nice as you describe, you'd be looking at over the $750,000.00 to $800,000. range. That is if the home is, in fact, as you claim; as much as you lie, it's hard to know what to believe!! Realistically, it's still out of your range, though!! I'll do a little checking' I've dealt with a few clients from Concord. In the mean time, keep up with your lies; it's good entertainment!! I can only hope that you are a better driver than you are a liar!!
#86
03-09-2007, 10:33 AM
Originally Posted by Useless
Enough of this little day dreaming wannabee; let's forget him and move on!!
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#87
03-09-2007, 10:36 AM
Originally Posted by Useless
Enough of this little day dreaming wannabee; let's forget him and move on!!
#88
03-09-2007, 10:38 AM
Originally Posted by Dizzy
Try 4 bedrooms 2 1/2 bath big backyard right in in the bay.
One of the most expensive places to live and by a home. B-A-C-K-P-E-D-D-L-E!! D-I-Z-Z-Y = L-I-A-R!!
#89
03-09-2007, 10:46 AM
Originally Posted by Dizzy
Originally Posted by Useless
Enough of this little day dreaming wannabee; let's forget him and move on!!
You dont know squat about real estate. And you don't have the first dammed clue as to what you are talking about either!!! DOOOD!!! GET A CLUE!!! Do you see ANYONE here on this thread who believes ANYTHING you are trying to sell?? No, I don't know squat about Real Estate; that's why I'm licensed as a Real Estate Agent (GRI) and Real Estate Broker, and hold credentials as a Real Estate Mortgage Broker as well!! ROFLMAO.Where you live Texas?ROFLMAO.All you guys come out west to the bay when you can afford to.Keep on keeping on slaving away otr.Mileage pay ROFLMAO.
#90
03-09-2007, 10:51 AM
I just have one more thing to say on this.
Yes, I do believe new drivers 'could' drive tanks. I'm new, new to stick driving and new to trucks as a whole, and I 'can' drive a tank. Whether or not I want it as a norm, not sure; not all people are in fact equal.
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