Some people's whole self worth and indentity is tied up in their over indebted house

Sibley

I have to say with head bowed with shame i agree, when i took the p*** out of Sibley it was done with the attitude of "he who lives by the sword dies by the sword". The old saying of two wrongs do not make a right is very apt for my behaviour.

I was going to later make the point to Sibley about him saying that some people were just being ignorant and not understanding, true or not i found that a bit rich coming from him.

But anyway, you are right in the point you are making, and i hold in shame for taking easy shots.:embarasse

Hey, come on. Don't worry about it.
I am also a believer in he who lives by the sword.

I don't take anything to heart the same as I hope you don't.

I enjoy the banter to be honest.

Coeus

Awww bit of Bromance going on in this thread

DervProf

Coeus wrote: »

Awww bit of Bromance going on in this thread

I doubt it'll last.

Conrad

The_Fox wrote: »

there are huge numbers out there that are frightened to death(no, not all) who are so indebted mainly due to there desire to own property

The only thing that makes all this debt slavery make sense is the little equity some have made,

They temper competing emmotions. On the one hand fear of failure with a large mortgage, on the other fear of not having the temperament to push themselves with said mortgage and one day enjoy a greater asset pool than they otherwise would have.

Many view their God given free equity growth as a resource to be plundered and put to work. Why sit on free pennies from heaven equity build up, that wasn't earned in the first place, when you could borrow at tidy rates and re - invest