Gosling1 wrote:they did, its called a ZZR1100, you can get them for a good price, and they will do *most* everything you could want........
YES! That's why I want one!!!!!!!!!
I looked at the 1200 but people are saying bad things about it and no one ever said bad things about the original ZZR so that's the pick for me.
As for banks and credit, loans and houses, well this ain't the first forum I ever went to. I have spent the last 2 years researching the global financial system, the banks and how they "create" money for loans and I have studied the housing markets too. I wont go into any of it as it would only scare people but as for buying a house, at this point in time.... Well read this and see what you think. This is the Google PDF conversion
version.
http://72.14.203.104/search?q=cache:Jbf ... ngs+&hl=en
The document download link is here
http://wwwdocs.fce.unsw.edu.au/economic ... pledon.pdf
It's by this dude at the university of nsw.
Itz windy but the gist of it this, The housing price increases we have seen "a doubling every 10 years" has only occurred since 1970, but since this was when computers came on line and mass storage with them, the average person in the street only looks back this far for their data. Before 1970 they doubled over 20 years and before that they went the other way. Home prices are overinflated to buggery and it's all due to speculation and the western economic system of inflation. All indicators point to a massive debt shedding across the western world and the revaluing of all markets and commodities. "Deflation" What goes up... must come down.
If I had millions the last place I would put it now would be real-estate.
So stuff the banks! I'll rent forever or marry a wealthy land-owner-ess
