Wingy is all grown up!

"Jonathan Lowe" wrote:

Muzzleloader doesn't actually cure any physical ailments.

I disagree. In Bob Urban's case, it cured "life". :-)


I was wondering why I hadn't seen any posts from Bob, are you being serious
when you suggest that Bob is dead, or does that grin after mean your joking.

If he really is dead I'm very sorry to hear that. --------
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News of my death is greatly exaggerated ! [plagiarized]

What the hell is this group becoming....
when anyone cares that I'm dead? ;-)


- Barnyard BOb -

All great men are dead.
I'm not feeling well lately

"- Barnyard BOb -" wrote in message
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News of my death is greatly exaggerated ! [plagiarized]

What the hell is this group becoming....
when anyone cares that I'm dead? ;-)



Well, we really don't care but those of us not interested in PSRU design had
nothing else to talk about.

News of my death is greatly exaggerated ! [plagiarized]


What the hell is this group becoming....
when anyone cares that I'm dead? ;-)


- Barnyard BOb -


All great men are dead.
I'm not feeling well lately

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No doubt.. This is the Original Barnyard Blob,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, Awaken
from a long nap.

(sorry for not trimming the quote, Google doesn't seem to let me)

I called a couple of mortgage brokers in Las Vegas to ask them if it
made sense. I stipulated Wingies limits - 70% loan to value, no rural,
no construction loans, no rehab, etc. I also stipulated no
documentation of income and a 400 credit score. They said they could
do a 30 year fixed in the mid 7% range.

In the current environment, the only loan they'd demand 12% for would
be a second trust deed for someone in deep trouble - missed 1st
trustdeed payments, no job and no prospect for one, no cash on hand.
AND a terrific rate on the first trust deed that they don't want to
lose by refinancing the whole thing and getting cash out. The broker
would make his money on the points, the interest rate would pass
through to the investor.

Maybe there's a niche market for that kind of loan in Las Vegas - but
the people I talked to said they see that situation perhaps once a
year.

- Barnyard BOb - wrote:


"Jonathan Lowe" wrote:

Muzzleloader doesn't actually cure any physical ailments.
I disagree. In Bob Urban's case, it cured "life". :-)

I was wondering why I hadn't seen any posts from Bob, are you being serious
when you suggest that Bob is dead, or does that grin after mean your joking.

If he really is dead I'm very sorry to hear that. --------
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News of my death is greatly exaggerated ! [plagiarized]

What the hell is this group becoming....
when anyone cares that I'm dead? ;-)


- Barnyard BOb -

All great men are dead.
I'm not feeling well lately



If you are dead they gotta start talking nice about you?

Dan, U.S. Air Force, retired

"- Barnyard BOb -" wrote

I'm NOT surprised that Wingy would be doing well financially today
given how he hustled adult r.a.h. folks into footing his flight
instruction expenses while he was nothing but a loud mouth teen punk.

There's a sucker born every minute. Nobody understood
that more fully than young Jordan many years ago, IMO.

Barnyard BOb ! You stopped in, to slum a little bit? g

You hit the nail, right on the head, with your summation of Wingbrat. I
would walk to the other side of the street, to avoid meeting him.

Also, given that BWB nurtured him on his way to adulthood, adds another
layer to his personality, and IMHO, not necessarily a good one.
--
Jim in NC

"- Barnyard BOb -" wrote

News of my death is greatly exaggerated ! [plagiarized]

What the hell is this group becoming....
when anyone cares that I'm dead? ;-)

Well, I was not that concerned. ;-) I have a feeling that you are way too
stubborn to croak, for a while, anyway. g
--
Jim in NC

If he really is dead I'm very sorry to hear that. --------
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News of my death is greatly exaggerated ! [plagiarized]


Well BOb, you well know how members of this group exaggerate.:-)

What the hell is this group becoming....
when anyone cares that I'm dead? ;-)

Were all getting soft in our old age.
--
..
..
Cheers,
Model Flyer
MS880B EI-BFR



- Barnyard BOb -

All great men are dead.
I'm not feeling well lately

"- Barnyard BOb -" wrote:

I'm NOT surprised that Wingy would be doing well financially today
given how he hustled adult r.a.h. folks into footing his flight
instruction expenses while he was nothing but a loud mouth teen punk.

There's a sucker born every minute. Nobody understood
that more fully than young Jordan many years ago, IMO.
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Barnyard BOb ! You stopped in, to slum a little bit? g

You know I love this group....
Especially, when auto conversions are the HOT topic.

You hit the nail, right on the head, with your summation of Wingbrat. I
would walk to the other side of the street, to avoid meeting him.

The last time I saw Wingy was at SnF 2000.
He was very respectful.
Can you beat that?

Also, given that BWB nurtured him on his way to adulthood, adds another
layer to his personality, and IMHO, not necessarily a good one.

You know what, Jim?
You're a lot smarter than you sound! bfg


- Barnyard BOb -

The more people I meet, the more I love
my dawg... and George Carlin humor.

Richard Riley wrote:
(sorry for not trimming the quote, Google doesn't seem to let me)

I called a couple of mortgage brokers in Las Vegas to ask them if it
made sense. I stipulated Wingies limits - 70% loan to value, no rural,
no construction loans, no rehab, etc. I also stipulated no
documentation of income and a 400 credit score. They said they could
do a 30 year fixed in the mid 7% range.

In the current environment, the only loan they'd demand 12% for would
be a second trust deed for someone in deep trouble - missed 1st
trustdeed payments, no job and no prospect for one, no cash on hand.
AND a terrific rate on the first trust deed that they don't want to
lose by refinancing the whole thing and getting cash out. The broker
would make his money on the points, the interest rate would pass
through to the investor.

Maybe there's a niche market for that kind of loan in Las Vegas - but
the people I talked to said they see that situation perhaps once a
year.

When posting from Google, click the "show options" then "reply"
buttons. If you use the instan "reply" you get what shows above, i.e.,
no quoted text and can't tell who you replied to.

Harry K