Getting a five-year ARM when you only plan to stay in a house three years is normally a perfectly reasonable thing to do. Expecting people to think, "Well, suppose something happens and we don't move, or we move in four years, at a time when the market is down. and the house stays on the market for two years" is asking a bit much of the crystal ball.
Xander ,'Empty Places'
Natter 57 Varieties
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Captain, I'm sensing a great deal of hostility coming from the shriftian.
I went to a Mike Doughty concert last night. Clearly I pegged his audience wrong, because I didn't expect to be surrounded by aging drunkass jackhole fratboys who wouldn't shut up.
On the internet, people are displaying their utter lack of reading comprehension, and also tracking me down via personal e-mail to grill me about things rather than using the group e-mail. Which is really the same complaint I can make about work, most of the time.
I've probably forgotten to pack something important. I've had a low-level sinus migraine for three days. I have to try on bridesmaids dresses tomorrow.
I've got more hostility than you can fit on a hand cart.
I guess you have to be smart enough to only borrow what you can comfortably afford to payback.
But the risk with an ARM is that a loan you can comfortably afford can turn into one you can't pretty much overnight if the market doesn't go your way when your introductory low-interest period expires.
Is "Bevel duodenum" more or less important than "End teeth are longer" and "Stomach meets small intestine"?
Now there's a question for the ages.
Maybe I can tell him I accepted Jesus and joined the, I don't know, Eastern Orthodox Church
I don't think this will work, tommyrot; the Eastern Orthodox Church has a different calendar, so Easter isn't until later.
Um, I can see why someone would compare Purim to Halloween -- the secular celebrations look pretty similar, what with the costumes and parties and all.
I don't think this will work, tommyrot; the Eastern Orthodox Church has a different calendar, so Easter isn't until later.
Aw fuck.
Wait, I can join the Western Orthodox Church, (Or Eastern Heterodox Church), get today off, then switch to the Eastern Orthodox Church to get their Good Friday off....
Um, I can see why someone would compare Purim to Halloween -- the secular celebrations look pretty similar, what with the costumes and parties and all.
What secular celebrations of Purim?
Speaking of Easter and calendars, this is the first and only time in my life that my birthday is on Easter! I remembered it being on Good Friday a few times, but never Easter, and I was right. The last time Easter was on 3/23 was 1918, and the next time isn't until 2228.
Speaking of Easter and calendars, this is the first and only time in my life that my birthday is on Easter!
Yay!
When I was a kid, I went through all the tables of dates and whatnot, and was bummed to discover my birthday would never be on Easter....
I thought it was cool to have a holiday depend on the phases of the moon to determine what day it was on... maybe I should have been Jewish....