MATH Question: I have $500.00 dollars but what I want to buy something that cost $1,000.00 dollars - (see details)
8 Answers to "MATH Question: I have $500.00 dollars but what I want to buy something that cost $1,000.00 dollars - (see details)"
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LOL Obama knows we only have to gather to get our money's worth, The bankers are the problem.
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@ Monkey - OBAMA has a FIX for that too....Read the DODD-FRANK BILL.......
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They can't take what we have not got. The infrastructure is there. The bankers are taking the P!sss.
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We, here in Canada, have suffered the same fate....a lot of people were too stupid to vote at all and the ones who did, probably shouldn't have...lol We re-elected our idiot too.
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@ Caithness - YES you have....Liberalism is a Sickness and its everywhere.......
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I think SlienceEvermore had the right answer.
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@ Cancer - yes she does!
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Hahaha! Fuzzy math. And they accused Bush of not being able to add or subtract...
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@ Indie42 - EXACTLY
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You'd have to travel back in time for that to happen...
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OK well lets go back to the NOV.2008 Election, that's when the world named it BAMA-MATH...and 60 Million think it can be done
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overspend and browbeat all opposition by calling them racists til they either shut up or give in while laughing all the way to the bank.
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Dude, that guy won elections SECOND term hands down.
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That's my point and not "hands down" by Pop. Vote. He got 60 Million votes MITT 59 Million - But the point is...Be it he won or not....It just show's we're out numbered by Stupidity..........Not Ideology - You can't spend more than you make - But 60 Million think you can
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That is legacy of his predecessors. He inherited 11 year war burden. What do you expect ? a magic wand fairy to help us all back to Clinton era budget surplus ? The deficit is 1.3 trillion. The health plan is minuscule compared to the other areas of spending like housing and education.
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Posted by SilenceEvermore Dec 8th, 2012 at 12:30PM
No, no. You have $200 and buy something for $1,000 then expect the person ringing you up to pay for it.
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Reply by lostinchicago Dec 8th, 2012 at 12:33PM
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Reply by FourCatsTooMany Dec 8th, 2012 at 12:36PM
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