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Reply #238: Being broke (Bernard Madoff stole our money) means relying on HEEP [View All]

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238. Being broke (Bernard Madoff stole our money) means relying on HEEP
to stay warm. Going to a federally funded Extra Helpings food bank to stretch my food dollars. Cutting back on medications that have improved the quality of my life. Selling the car that uses the most gas and cost the highest insurance premium. Hoping that our mortgage forbearance will not run out before we can turn our finances around.




Oh ~ leave a message if you want to talk to me, I'm not answering the phone until the bill collectors stop calling every 15 minutes starting at 8 AM every blessed morning. They don't wake me since I've been up since 3:00 worrying about where we'll go if we lose the house. :scared:
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  Being Broke WilliamPitt  Mar-25-09 04:56 PM   #0 
   And being broke is being invisible on M$Greedia  malaise   Mar-25-09 05:01 PM   #1 
   Wow. This brought tears to my eyes, and I can't quite figure out why.  AzDar   Mar-25-09 05:06 PM   #2 
   Coinstar charge 7-8% don't they? I only use the one at my Credit Union where  SharonAnn   Mar-25-09 05:12 PM   #4 
      8.9 cents on the dollar  WilliamPitt   Mar-25-09 05:12 PM   #7 
      Jaysis!  Warpy   Mar-25-09 05:16 PM   #10 
      See post 34  mitchum   Mar-25-09 05:54 PM   #36 
      it's not that bad when you use it for pennies/nickels  Blue_Tires   Mar-26-09 08:35 AM   #144 
      I've been there  oldtime dfl_er   Mar-26-09 10:46 AM   #165 
         The head...you has hit the nail upon it.  badgerpup   Mar-26-09 12:59 PM   #187 
            Deleted message  Name removed   Mar-26-09 08:48 PM   #218 
      Being Broke is not using coinstar because of the 9% charged.  uppityperson   Mar-25-09 05:40 PM   #26 
      see post 34  mitchum   Mar-25-09 05:55 PM   #38 
      I'm not broke - and I still roll my own.  Ms. Toad   Mar-25-09 06:38 PM   #55 
      me too  Historic NY   Mar-25-09 11:25 PM   #110 
      I am with you--that percentage is usurious.  MADem   Mar-26-09 02:11 AM   #128 
         I'm not really interested in getting a bunch more shows  Ms. Toad   Mar-26-09 08:14 AM   #140 
            Have you gotten a digital box (or a digital TV) and antennae?  MADem   Mar-27-09 05:00 AM   #220 
               ...Sigh...  Ms. Toad   Mar-27-09 08:05 PM   #228 
                  You need to call the stations you're getting now--really.  MADem   Mar-27-09 11:57 PM   #229 
                     Already have.  Ms. Toad   Mar-28-09 09:43 AM   #234 
      Yep. I'm there now. nt  Lorien   Mar-26-09 12:18 AM   #118 
      I don't consider  SheilaT   Mar-26-09 10:21 AM   #160 
      Hey everybody,  shimmergal   Mar-26-09 06:26 PM   #216 
      Tolerable?  The Stranger   Mar-26-09 11:35 AM   #170 
      Call that the supermarket poor tax on food. The payday loan places charge 390% APR  leveymg   Mar-26-09 01:39 PM   #193 
      it's tough when it seems no one will take rolled coin anymore. but i think  ejpoeta   Mar-25-09 06:09 PM   #46 
      The bank will take it  Warpy   Mar-26-09 12:23 PM   #180 
      My bank doesn't charge me anthing for "roll my own." Took in $500.00  KoKo   Mar-25-09 07:54 PM   #75 
      WaMu charged me for accepting wrapped coin rolls  ellisD   Mar-28-09 06:44 AM   #231 
      Some coinstars are "free"  Statistical   Mar-25-09 08:02 PM   #77 
      Same here. The credit union one is free.  knitter4democracy   Mar-26-09 10:26 AM   #161 
      Use it at the supermarket  DirtyJersey   Mar-26-09 11:23 AM   #168 
   Goosebumps...  greblc   Mar-25-09 05:09 PM   #3 
   A couple years, we're all going to find out  DemReadingDU   Mar-25-09 05:12 PM   #5 
   Back to the top you go. n/t  WeDidIt   Mar-25-09 05:12 PM   #6 
   dear Will Pitt  grasswire   Mar-25-09 05:13 PM   #8 
   For the sake of full disclosure...  WilliamPitt   Mar-25-09 05:17 PM   #12 
      hell, I was about to send you a can of chef boyardee  grasswire   Mar-25-09 05:19 PM   #15 
         Saved me from a mugging once  WilliamPitt   Mar-25-09 05:22 PM   #18 
            I know  grasswire   Mar-25-09 06:10 PM   #48 
               Thanks for the thought  WilliamPitt   Mar-25-09 06:10 PM   #49 
   Being broke also means  Warpy   Mar-25-09 05:14 PM   #9 
   A friend who read an early draft of this  WilliamPitt   Mar-25-09 05:21 PM   #17 
   the French know how to do it  Schema Thing   Mar-25-09 09:47 PM   #91 
   Hi Will, great writing, as usual.  juajen   Mar-25-09 10:06 PM   #94 
   Thank you for that comment.  dixiegrrrrl   Mar-26-09 11:31 AM   #169 
   The screwed over public should be LIVID not ashamed  Carni   Mar-26-09 12:44 PM   #184 
   True--banks tend not to be interested in services for people without accounts  eridani   Mar-26-09 02:22 PM   #197 
      I kept a $10 savings account  Warpy   Mar-27-09 09:52 AM   #223 
         Mostly not. They ding you with service charges until the account gets closed n/t  eridani   Mar-27-09 03:01 PM   #226 
   When I'm "down and out"  PatSeg   Mar-26-09 04:05 PM   #202 
   I actually DO cut my own hair nowadays ...  LSparkle   Mar-25-09 05:32 PM   #23 
   My God, I really AM NOT alone ... the thing about getting mail in the dark  LSparkle   Mar-25-09 05:36 PM   #25 
   That's why I wrote it  Warpy   Mar-25-09 11:14 PM   #108 
      No, but we'll pee test you when you try to get help anyway.  TygrBrightDU Moderator   Mar-26-09 09:41 AM   #157 
   No adequate words....  OneGrassRoot   Mar-25-09 11:46 PM   #113 
   Very familiar and everyone I know is  Autumn   Mar-25-09 05:16 PM   #11 
   " Only 911 calls can be made from this phone "  C......N......C   Mar-25-09 05:17 PM   #13 
   Yep. We are not alone. n/t  mountainvue   Mar-25-09 09:07 PM   #85 
   Wow  Spacemom   Mar-25-09 05:18 PM   #14 
   You may not be the only one experiencing it BUT  Coyote_Bandit   Mar-25-09 05:19 PM   #16 
   I really do not understand this.  C......N......C   Mar-25-09 05:26 PM   #19 
   Really?  WilliamPitt   Mar-25-09 05:46 PM   #29 
   Being broke can also reveal some amazing things about people and yourself.  Rashel   Mar-26-09 12:39 AM   #121 
   Millions of people can experience the very same thing  Coyote_Bandit   Mar-25-09 06:01 PM   #41 
   Lucky you then.  SammyWinstonJack   Mar-25-09 06:01 PM   #42 
      Why does everybody jump to judgmental so fast? I misread it to mean  C......N......C   Mar-25-09 07:56 PM   #76 
   I disagree.  chrisa   Mar-25-09 06:39 PM   #56 
   Ummmm......  Coyote_Bandit   Mar-25-09 08:13 PM   #78 
      Thanks for the clarification, I thought you were demeaning the poor. That  C......N......C   Mar-25-09 08:16 PM   #79 
         :-)  Coyote_Bandit   Mar-25-09 09:52 PM   #93 
   Sorry, I meant to insert my post here....  OneGrassRoot   Mar-25-09 11:48 PM   #114 
      I take no pleasure  Coyote_Bandit   Mar-26-09 12:19 AM   #119 
         True words indeed, Coyote. Gratitude becomes a big part of life...  OneGrassRoot   Mar-26-09 06:23 AM   #138 
   kr  Norrin Radd   Mar-25-09 05:26 PM   #20 
   Almost made me cry ... So much of it is familiar to me ...  LSparkle   Mar-25-09 05:28 PM   #21 
   We still sit at the dining table (the kitchen is 8 x 8 --no table) and wrap the coins.  mnhtnbb   Mar-25-09 05:31 PM   #22 
   OMG... a walk back in time... rolling coins.  Liberal_in_LA   Mar-25-09 06:36 PM   #52 
   Wow.  truebrit71   Mar-25-09 05:36 PM   #24 
   All that loose change  Zoonart   Mar-25-09 05:40 PM   #27 
   Welcome to DU  WilliamPitt   Mar-25-09 06:06 PM   #44 
   Love hanging out laundry  xxqqqzme   Mar-26-09 06:00 PM   #215 
   thank you  dembotoz   Mar-25-09 05:45 PM   #28 
   I am witnessing family members go under.  Lars39   Mar-25-09 05:47 PM   #30 
   Excellent. And also true. K&R n/t  TBF   Mar-25-09 05:49 PM   #31 
   "Poverty  H2O Man   Mar-25-09 05:50 PM   #32 
   Hey! I've used coinstar before. Do you have to be broke to use it? Good way to get rid of  Liberal_in_LA   Mar-25-09 05:52 PM   #33 
   I prefer to roll my own change and save the 9% fee.  MercutioATC   Mar-25-09 06:30 PM   #50 
   I use mine in the self-checkout machine  Lilith Velkor   Mar-25-09 08:41 PM   #81 
      I take it you're not doing the weekly shopping for a family of four?  MercutioATC   Mar-25-09 10:34 PM   #98 
         I don't accumulate it in huge jars like a lot of folks do  Lilith Velkor   Mar-25-09 10:52 PM   #104 
            I'm guilty of that.  MercutioATC   Mar-25-09 10:57 PM   #106 
            Not exactly wasteful but  peace frog   Mar-26-09 05:56 AM   #137 
   Coinstar charges a ton. Chase doesn't charge and doesn't require rolled coins.  grace0418   Mar-26-09 11:38 AM   #171 
   Coinstar is one of the major lobbyists preventing the US Mint from ditching...  mitchum   Mar-25-09 05:52 PM   #34 
   interesting tidbit of information. DU is like that sometimes.  KittyWampus   Mar-25-09 06:55 PM   #60 
   I found that out in, I think, an issue of The Smithsonian a few months ago...  mitchum   Mar-25-09 07:01 PM   #62 
   I disagree - we should not only keep the penny...  derby378   Mar-26-09 12:29 PM   #181 
   I've found a number of occasions when I've been grateful for those pennies...  GoddessOfGuinness   Mar-26-09 03:22 PM   #199 
   And then it will cost even MORE to manufacture...  mitchum   Mar-26-09 04:16 PM   #203 
      We have adults back in charge on Capitol Hill - they can do something about this  derby378   Mar-27-09 09:27 AM   #222 
   That may be so, but  shimmergal   Mar-26-09 06:40 PM   #217 
   Yep.  redqueen   Mar-25-09 05:52 PM   #35 
   Add 'being in a wheelchair' & you've written my biography  Philosoraptor   Mar-25-09 05:55 PM   #37 
   They key is knowing HOW to be poor.  Speck Tater   Mar-25-09 05:57 PM   #39 
   It IS 'freedom' in the truest sense of the word. I agree.  Fire1   Mar-25-09 06:58 PM   #61 
   i think you've got something there  barbtries   Mar-25-09 07:48 PM   #71 
   That's kind of where we are at . . .  DollyM   Mar-25-09 09:15 PM   #86 
   excellent post and article  tabbycat31   Mar-25-09 05:57 PM   #40 
   I refuse to pay 8-10% to Coinstar.  Duer 157099   Mar-25-09 06:04 PM   #43 
   me too...used to be the bank would sort your money,I remember the cool machine.  BlancheSplanchnik   Mar-25-09 10:28 PM   #96 
   Chase still does. At least in Chicago. I've gone to two different branches to do  grace0418   Mar-26-09 11:39 AM   #172 
      Oh thanks for that info  BlancheSplanchnik   Mar-27-09 10:00 AM   #224 
   I look at Coinstar's 10% cut as a extravagance  Patiod   Mar-26-09 08:58 AM   #149 
   This reminds me of the essay written by John Scalzi after Katrina  Fireweed247   Mar-25-09 06:09 PM   #45 
   that was .... very insightful  BelgianMadCow   Mar-25-09 10:44 PM   #102 
   I was going to post that as well  PVnRT   Mar-26-09 08:25 AM   #142 
   Being broke  peacefreak   Mar-25-09 06:09 PM   #47 
   this is my friend's story  marions ghost   Mar-26-09 01:18 PM   #188 
   Being broke leads to one thing...  Horse with no Name   Mar-25-09 06:35 PM   #51 
   Great Piece  pmorlan1   Mar-25-09 06:37 PM   #53 
   A plastic 96 Fluid Ounce Welch's Grape Juice bottle holds about $400 in assorted silver  NNN0LHI   Mar-25-09 06:38 PM   #54 
   k&r  closeupready   Mar-25-09 06:40 PM   #57 
   Great post and so true. I might add, being poor is: Being alone  yy4me   Mar-25-09 06:46 PM   #58 
   I am so sorry for your losses, yy4me. Aging is something none of us can  mnhtnbb   Mar-25-09 07:20 PM   #66 
   I am sorry.  GoCubsGo   Mar-27-09 09:00 AM   #221 
   good work  Two Americas   Mar-25-09 06:52 PM   #59 
   My son in law's grandmother is 86  Fumesucker   Mar-25-09 07:02 PM   #63 
   Just about every time I try to use Coinstar, these days,  Brucie Kibbutz   Mar-25-09 07:02 PM   #64 
   Being Broke Also Means  pmorlan1   Mar-25-09 07:13 PM   #65 
   I've been rolling my own for about a week  TheKentuckian   Mar-25-09 09:44 PM   #90 
   Rolling Your Own  pmorlan1   Mar-25-09 09:51 PM   #92 
   I RYO myself. Do you know that big Fed taxes will start on RYO tobacco on April 1st this year?  smalll   Mar-25-09 11:09 PM   #107 
   ..learning how do it without folding the toilet paper.  stlsaxman   Mar-26-09 05:49 AM   #136 
   I understand  Warpy   Mar-26-09 01:47 PM   #195 
   Have you read Ruby Payne?  proud2BlibKansan   Mar-25-09 07:22 PM   #67 
   It's worse if you're a teenager or a child.  Jkid   Mar-25-09 07:24 PM   #68 
   And if the child has ADHD, how to pay for meds?  Wednesdays   Mar-25-09 11:32 PM   #111 
   But Chuck Todd wonders if we're sacrificing enough!  bluethruandthru   Mar-25-09 07:29 PM   #69 
   I just used one last week.  Justpat   Mar-25-09 07:35 PM   #70 
   Honesty like this cuts me to the bone  FirstLight   Mar-25-09 07:51 PM   #72 
   Being broke (or poor)  madamesilverspurs   Mar-25-09 07:52 PM   #73 
   years ago I had to apply for food stamps  NEOhiodemocrat   Mar-26-09 09:08 AM   #151 
   You nailed it.  Gemini Cat   Mar-26-09 02:07 PM   #196 
   I had a hellish relationship with my parents, the last ten years of their lives.  Manifestor_of_Light   Mar-25-09 07:54 PM   #74 
   Thank you for this post.  Q3JR4   Mar-25-09 08:21 PM   #80 
   Thank you William Pitt you covered it all.  mackerel   Mar-25-09 08:53 PM   #82 
   Yup.  madamesilverspurs   Mar-25-09 10:46 PM   #103 
   selling plasma for grocery money  Brucie Kibbutz   Mar-26-09 12:02 AM   #116 
   Excellent piece of writing ...  NanceGreggs   Mar-25-09 08:56 PM   #83 
   Great post  Luciferous   Mar-25-09 09:04 PM   #84 
   Being broke does leave you feeling broken down and beaten.  Lone_Star_Dem   Mar-25-09 09:17 PM   #87 
   Ah Will, still the master at keeping it real. nt just applause  Tigress DEM   Mar-25-09 09:18 PM   #88 
   Electricity shutoff two days ago  Urban Prairie   Mar-25-09 09:37 PM   #89 
   Do you have the ability to buy/borrow a small generator?  MercutioATC   Mar-25-09 10:37 PM   #99 
   Actually it isn't too cold here, in the 50s during the day now  Urban Prairie   Mar-25-09 11:32 PM   #112 
   These stories need to be told  upi402   Mar-26-09 01:18 AM   #126 
   Loved that Obama referred to "Reagan's Homeless" last night in his speech . . .!!!  defendandprotect   Mar-25-09 10:17 PM   #95 
   Ever thought about running for office?  Brucie Kibbutz   Mar-26-09 12:14 AM   #117 
   Yes --  defendandprotect   Mar-26-09 12:34 AM   #120 
      thanks for the info  Brucie Kibbutz   Mar-26-09 01:04 AM   #125 
      Excellent PS. nt  raccoon   Mar-26-09 08:55 AM   #148 
      Actually, Welfare Rights Organizations used to exist  dixiegrrrrl   Mar-26-09 12:41 PM   #183 
   Obama should be careful about that  nichomachus   Mar-26-09 08:49 AM   #146 
   President Obama mentioned Reagan and homelessness?  Catherine Vincent   Mar-26-09 05:35 PM   #213 
   lump in my throat...  BlancheSplanchnik   Mar-25-09 10:33 PM   #97 
   TD Bank is open 7 days a week and they  Lucky Luciano   Mar-25-09 10:39 PM   #100 
   My mom was born in 1928  libodem   Mar-25-09 10:43 PM   #101 
   I had to sell all my albums (the old 12" LP records) and heirlooms once  Rosa Luxemburg   Mar-25-09 10:57 PM   #105 
   Its not bad ideas to blame...it's the ones that KNEW  winyanstaz   Mar-25-09 11:22 PM   #109 
   did you notice  nvme   Mar-25-09 11:49 PM   #115 
   I've been in the habit of saving spare change since the '80s.  pacalo   Mar-26-09 12:50 AM   #122 
   Being Broke Means ...can't make the car payment  Oldtimeralso   Mar-26-09 12:53 AM   #123 
   It also means your teeth hurt... nt  Bonobo   Mar-26-09 12:56 AM   #124 
   Being broke is  Withywindle   Mar-26-09 02:04 AM   #127 
   Thanks for the reminder. not.  mb7588a   Mar-26-09 02:30 AM   #129 
   becoming broke = becoming invisible  leftofthedial   Mar-26-09 02:53 AM   #130 
   Another one into the upper deck, Mr. Pitt.  BobTheSubgenius   Mar-26-09 03:43 AM   #131 
   Thank you, Will  SeattleGirl   Mar-26-09 04:05 AM   #132 
   Insightful. n/t  Laelth   Mar-26-09 01:22 PM   #190 
   Been broke, broke again...  griz2008   Mar-26-09 04:57 AM   #133 
   No offense, but  Amelie   Mar-26-09 05:21 AM   #134 
   So tell us Amelie.  fasttense   Mar-26-09 07:59 AM   #139 
   Thank god, I don't know directly  Amelie   Mar-26-09 09:27 AM   #154 
      Being poor is having someone pass judgement on you  dixiegrrrrl   Mar-26-09 12:49 PM   #186 
         Gotta love it.  WilliamPitt   Mar-26-09 01:31 PM   #192 
         Pockets stopped jinglin?  Amelie   Mar-26-09 05:14 PM   #211 
         Reminds me of an obscure old movie from the '60's  PatSeg   Mar-26-09 04:51 PM   #208 
         Four Yorkshiremen  Amelie   Mar-26-09 05:07 PM   # 
            That's hysterical!  PatSeg   Mar-26-09 05:23 PM   #212 
         Oh good grief  Amelie   Mar-26-09 05:03 PM   #209 
   As someone who has never been poor,  Ms. Toad   Mar-26-09 08:18 AM   #141 
   Being broke is discovering  FloridaJudy   Mar-26-09 05:31 AM   #135 
   My Grandmother who lived during the Great Depression...  bethdoc   Mar-26-09 08:33 AM   #143 
   That's how my grandma got her kids through, too.  susanna   Mar-26-09 11:45 AM   #173 
   The teenager keeps cleaning out the home bank account....  LeftHander   Mar-26-09 08:40 AM   #145 
   The eighties were like this for me  iwillalwayswonderwhy   Mar-26-09 08:52 AM   #147 
   Outstanding  TomClash   Mar-26-09 09:07 AM   #150 
   I used to be broke  shagsak   Mar-26-09 09:21 AM   #152 
   My new bank offers a coin counter with no service charge  DS1   Mar-26-09 09:27 AM   #153 
   My bank gives away high quality different flavored coffees and hot chocolate now  NNN0LHI   Mar-26-09 09:36 AM   #156 
      Yes  DS1   Mar-26-09 09:52 AM   #158 
   Being broke means never using coin star  mdmc   Mar-26-09 09:33 AM   #155 
   LOL- I have been going back and forth about using Coinstar...(I have a checking account  shesaidshesaid   Mar-26-09 12:09 PM   #178 
   I remember what it was like to be broke in the 70s  pipi_k   Mar-26-09 10:15 AM   #159 
   Good piece, Will. Our salvation has been learning how to barter.  Liberty Belle   Mar-26-09 10:31 AM   #162 
   Yes it's time to get creative  marions ghost   Mar-26-09 01:47 PM   #194 
   Being broke means giving your 2 young sons to your employed ex-husband  dixiegrrrrl   Mar-26-09 10:37 AM   #163 
   Well done, Will. n/t  Cetacea   Mar-26-09 10:37 AM   #164 
   When my husband and I were younger and newly married, we went  TwilightGardener   Mar-26-09 11:02 AM   #166 
   Thank you for this Will  Time for change   Mar-26-09 11:14 AM   #167 
   Thank you  RoseMead   Mar-26-09 11:47 AM   #174 
   Excellent post, Will. Thanks so much for sharing it. n/t  susanna   Mar-26-09 11:48 AM   #175 
   Coinstar Rocks.  sarcasmo   Mar-26-09 12:07 PM   #176 
   coinstar is a ripoff  iamthebandfanman   Mar-26-09 12:07 PM   #177 
   See post 34  mitchum   Mar-26-09 04:18 PM   #204 
   Being broke quickly breaks the spirit..........  Klukie   Mar-26-09 12:21 PM   #179 
   I am right in line with you - Had to go to coin machine 3 times now in 6 mos. & filed bankruptcy.  1776Forever   Mar-26-09 12:32 PM   #182 
   I used to know people who threw away change.  bikebloke   Mar-26-09 12:47 PM   #185 
   You should forward this to Chuck "Santelli" Todd.  Robeson   Mar-26-09 01:19 PM   #189 
   Being broke is being afraid to pass a little gas  Ticonderoga   Mar-26-09 01:23 PM   #191 
   Damn good article, Will  LiberalEsto   Mar-26-09 02:49 PM   #198 
   My sister is doing some work  marions ghost   Mar-26-09 03:23 PM   #200 
   These days, when I find a paycheck in the mail  GoddessOfGuinness   Mar-26-09 03:32 PM   #201 
   thought about you last week. I was in Connecticut at the shore  Laura PourMeADrink   Mar-26-09 04:22 PM   #205 
   Thanks for the essay... we are not alone  handmade34   Mar-26-09 04:35 PM   #206 
   What you can do to soften the blow. . . .  missingthebigdog   Mar-26-09 04:35 PM   #207 
   It can also lead to contempt for others...  Phentex   Mar-26-09 05:07 PM   #210 
   i always take my change to the bank, and i've never had to put it in sleeves, either...  dysfunctional press   Mar-26-09 05:48 PM   #214 
   So, in reality  Ticonderoga   Mar-27-09 11:00 AM   #225 
      if someone lost their job, why would they no longer have a bank account...?  dysfunctional press   Mar-27-09 05:00 PM   #227 
   Being broke also reminds you that your general election vote....  Aviation Pro   Mar-27-09 02:28 AM   #219 
   " Being broke means knowing where all the gas stations are..."  Ellipsis   Mar-28-09 02:30 AM   #230 
   uh . . . coinstar machines are in the FRONT of the store  datasuspect   Mar-28-09 07:07 AM   #232 
   Burning eyes here. Beautifully written Will.  lamp_shade   Mar-28-09 07:49 AM   #233 
   Being Broke  lgartzma   Mar-29-09 02:04 AM   #235 
   Depression  bonnieS   Mar-29-09 12:40 PM   #237 
   I've been poor. You know what sticks with me?  yewberry   Mar-29-09 02:37 AM   #236 
   Being broke (Bernard Madoff stole our money) means relying on HEEP  In_The_Wind   Mar-31-09 07:48 AM   #238 
 

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