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How many bills do you pay??

Well, lets see

01. Cable TV
02. Car Insurance
03. Credit CardS (Gas cards included)
04. Gas (house cooking and heating)
05. Home telephone + DSL
06. Cell phone
07. Electricity
08. Bank Loan
09. Health Insurance
10. Apt Insurance
11. Rent

That doesn't even count groceries and car oil changes.:rolleeyes:

How about you? :D

1. DSL
2. Gasoline (not really a bill but you have ta pay it).

Eat that!!

Shoot...now:

3. Health Insurance.
4. Auto Insurance.

Cable tv
Cable phone
Cable Internet
Electricity
Water/plumbing
Trash
Car
Various Insurances

Lmao, good answer staffy.

I'm close to having one less bill: car. It's almost paid off :cool:

:D I want to have all the money in my bank before I get another car then I can get better credit and not have to worry about not making a payment.

Child support
Truck
Truck Insurance
Phone
Power
DirecTV
Water
Life Insurance
Credit Cards
Food
Gasoline
Bar Tabs
Cell phone
ISP
Site server
more... .

After my divorce I sold my $110,000 house and moved onto my Dads 25 acres Ranch. I no longer have a house payment thank God. That alone was $800 a month.

Now I'm only dishing out around $1,200.00 a month or so.

-troj

I bet that's nice not having to pay $800 more.

Help Dad around the Farm/Ranch. He's 63 and he's always doing something. I can hardly keep up with him. I pretty much guard the place and watch over my 89 year old Grandmother, take her places she needs to go, feed all the animals, run errands, residential lawn upkeep. Takes about 8 hours on a tractor to cut it. I do that every week in season. I do the bbq'ing for the family every week and other things.

Basically Bonanza, hehe.

-troj

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Originally posted by atholon
:D I want to have all the money in my bank before I get another car then I can get better credit and not have to worry about not making a payment.

Me too. This is my next car: Muwahaha

You don't have 2 other brothers there though?

Are people always trying to steal your cows?

Lmfao, I watch that show every once in while.

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Originally posted by troj
Help Dad around the Farm/Ranch. He's 63 and he's always doing something. I can hardly keep up with him. I pretty much guard the place and watch over my 89 year old Grandmother, take her places she needs to go, feed all the animals, run errands, residential lawn upkeep. Takes about 8 hours on a tractor to cut it. I do that every week in season. I do the bbq'ing for the family every week and other things.

Basically Bonanza, hehe.

-troj

*Put's on his Texas accent on*

Hey you cow poking people down there! What you felahs fixing to BBQ this weekend. *Spits on the floor* :D

Hey Bullet....

NICE CAR!

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I've got one blood brother, one step brother, and two brother in laws all within 10 minutes of each other. I'm the only one living out here with Dad. I've got my own place out here, so it's cool. -troj

Eww, your accent is way off. It goes like this: Whud r yew boyz bar-bee-kyewin this weekend? *spits on floor*

Derned blue necks...

It works for me Ath, but here's a pic:

http://www.suzukicycles.com/images/P...GSXR750XK5.jpg

GSX-R750 :cool:

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Originally posted by Dr. Bullet
Eww, your accent is way off. It goes like this: Whud r yew boyz bar-bee-kyewin this weekend? *spits on floor*

Derned blue necks...

Darnt!! I know what went wrong!! I put on my Pirate cap on instead of Cowboy one!! :p

No, you pronounced your "g's". Neither pirates nor rednecks pronounce their "g"'s. You're cookin', not cooking. Barbequein, not barbequeing.

That's not a car Dr. B. That's a bike!!