I am not a troll, however you define troll its not me. I have been a member on this site for only 3 years, but thats quite a bit longer than a troll. Also I don't understand what I have done that you choose to judge me so harshly.
You went off on me because my child support was 17 dollars per two week paycheck while ignoring that I had no control over that amount. You also ignored that I had been paying 600 dollars a month prior to her turning 18.
In my trailer tax thread you correctly assumed that I am a victim of my own poor life decisions. Who among us has not made mistakes? People on BBI start threads quite frequently asking for help. Is it wrong in your opinion for me to ask for help?
I always liked you on BBI. Was this a poor life decision too?
I questioned your assertion that the state purposely caused your daughter to fail tests, once by being drugged and the other by either breaking her glasses or not letting her wear them or something along those lines to keep her in foster care (or a ward of the state).
Then there is a thread about the trailer situation. I don't think I had any problem with the child support - it was coming to the board asking whether you should give your daughter $100 in cash or in gift cards.
The fact that I'm remembering this stuff means I already know way too much than I should.
That isn't on me.
Didn't mean to question the whole life decision thing - but this board has been trolled long term before by guys like Rich Houston. Just wondering if the requests for some strange questions was trolling.
I guess I was wrong, although I'm not sure that's good either.
Now BBI really isn't the place to get life advice, but it's a great place to bounce ideas off folks and get some new perspectives.
Then along comes a poster who is just looking for some laughs, or a little pot stirring, and well...sometimes the other folks out there don't know for sure if it's real, or not.
I generally go by the handle. This usually works but with all the new posters you never know. The sad thing is I see a new handle and automatically assume the worst. I've kinda come to expect this over the years here.
Now BBI really isn't the place to get life advice, but it's a great place to bounce ideas off folks and get some new perspectives.
Then along comes a poster who is just looking for some laughs, or a little pot stirring, and well...sometimes the other folks out there don't know for sure if it's real, or not.
I generally go by the handle. This usually works but with all the new posters you never know. The sad thing is I see a new handle and automatically assume the worst. I've kinda come to expect this over the years here.
Agree with these comments, though on occasion, there is some good life advice here too.
Now BBI really isn't the place to get life advice, but it's a great place to bounce ideas off folks and get some new perspectives.
Then along comes a poster who is just looking for some laughs, or a little pot stirring, and well...sometimes the other folks out there don't know for sure if it's real, or not.
I generally go by the handle. This usually works but with all the new posters you never know. The sad thing is I see a new handle and automatically assume the worst. I've kinda come to expect this over the years here.
Worked 6-? whatever time Grasso gets done, I can do whatever I want. Was there a fire on the island of greats today? I think that was me. Sirens and yup. life is fucking good sometimes, ya know. Keep your head up wgenesis, don't let the lesser kind try and pull you down with them.
I've used that advice throughout my life.
1- aside from maybe a payday loan type place with criminal interest charges you're not going to get any sort of home improvement or second mortgage loan- it just isn't done on manufactured homes/trailers. They aren't really built to last like a house.
2- you're also not going to be able to get a loan on something to pay off a tax lien. It is possible, I believe but most lenders see it as a catch-22. They won't loan/sell/refinance until the lien is paid off.
Your best bet is to get a tax attorney to work out a payment plan with the state/municipality. If funds are not available for the retainer, you can simply do this yourself, although that likely will involve more work/time on your part.
Your last option is to just not pay, and risk them selling the trailer at auction for their tax money, which really is not in their best interest to do considering the resale value of trailers and the cost of auction.
My $.02.