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Show me another »My row boat rental business is going under. Do I need a federal bailout?
Will the feds reject me because I don't have both my oars in the water? I am pretty even keeled.
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You will only qualify if your mortgage is under water. Somehow I believe that you can find the key to the oar lock on that one. If not, I recommend leaving by something other than the poop deck.
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He replied, "The night the Titanic went down."
We will take a reality break here to tell the story of my father's first amateur radio class. The instructor asked him, "When did you first become interested in radio?"
He replied, "The night the Titanic went down."
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- At least you have both oars in the water - staying on an even keel should be considered a good thing. The banking industry didn't even have both oars at all...
- Sorry Claude...you're not AIG....you'd be lucky if they gave you a bucket to bail yourself out! You're on your own my man!
- make sure you go through HUD and I think all will work out
- Why not just join the Navy as a submariner? - Instead.
Oh, yeah, change the name of your company to Nautilus Investments, and sell time shares....
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