riverposie said:
Well..i screwed the lender...they are going to take the house i walked away on for a simple deed transfer...my lawyer got the papers and all they want is the deed....they arent going to sue for anything and that is in writing...what they dont know is i trashed the house, stripped it and left it go to hell....this they will find out after they get it back...I WIN... THEY LOOSE....Gotta love it...this trailer trash is laughing..... and bu the way as a pro fisherman, i am making 100k a year.....how many of you city slum bums get more that 12k's a year...... remember what you were told....A lawyer is a parasite or leech to society...they give nothing to society...they only take..and if you dont have anything, then no lawyer in the world can take it from you....
Yeah right. After all, it's the lenders fault that you defaulted on the payments! How dare they give you a chance to own your own home. You really showed them. It's their fault for trusting you to honor your agreemnet in the mortgage:
How Could You Believe Me When I Said I Loved You When You Know I've Been A Liar All My Life?
From the MGM Picture "Royal Wedding"
Music by Burton Lane; Lyric by Alan Jay Lerner
Performed by Jane Powell and Fred Astaire
Fred: How could you believe me when I said I loved you when you know I've been a liar all my life?
Jane: You've had that reputation since you were a youth-
F: You must've been insane to think I'd tell you the truth!
J: How could I believe you when you said we'd marry-
F: Why, you know I'd rather hang than have a- wife! I know I said, I'd make you mine-
J: Now wouldn't you know that I would go for that old line!
F: How could you believe me when I said I loved you when you know I've been a liar...
J: You sure have been a liar!
F: A double crossin' liar...
J: A double crossin' liar!
F: All my doggone, cheatin' life!
J: You said that you'd love me long...
F: (shouted) So what?
J: and never would do me wrong...
F: (shouted) Stop bending the suit!
J: and faithful you'd always be...
F: ME? Why baby you must be loony to ever believe a lower than low two-timer like me!
J: You said I'd have everything...
F: (shouted, to audience) Get her!
J: A beautiful diamond ring...
F: (laughing up his sleeve) ha ha ha..
J: A bungalow by the sea...
F: (shouted, to audience) A bungalow, yet! (sung, to Jane) You're really naive to ever believe a full of baloney phoney like me!
J: (spoken) Why, I sure must've lost my head!
F: (spoken) You ain't lost nothin' you never had!
J: What about the time you went to Indiana?
F: I was lyin', I was down in Ala-bam!
J: You said you had some business you had to complete-
F: What I was doing I would be a cad to repeat!
J: What about the evening you were with your mother...
F: I was rompin' with another honey-lamb!
J: To think you swore, our love was real!
F: Baby, leave us not forget that I'm a heel.
J: How could I believe you when you said you loved me...
F: Why, you know I've been a liar!
J: A good-for-nothin' liar!
F: All my good-for-nothin' life!
(bridge)
J: You know you've have been a liar!
F: I know I've been a liar...
J: A double crossin' liar!
F: A double crossin' liar!
J: All your good-for-nothin' life!