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$6250 if you have 100,000 on it. That seems low, but that's "excellent condition" private party value.
 
Thats about right.............

$6250 if you have 100,000 on it. That seems low, but that's "excellent condition" private party value.


for pvt party sales...but it has 178,000 so I am asking less...no hurry to sale cause like I said it is a fun drive and snow is around the corner...both the daughter and GDhave sport cars...and will probably borrow on bad days!
 
I'm borrowing this from one of my more knowledgeable friends:

http://www.freetrade.org/node/782

* Trade has had no discernible, negative effect on the number of jobs in the U.S. economy. Our economy today is at full employment, with 16.5 million more people working than a decade ago.
* Trade accounts for only about 3 percent of dislocated workers.Technology and other domestic factors displace far more workers than does trade.
* Average real compensation per hour paid to American workers, which includes benefits as well as wages, has increased by 22 percent in the past decade.
* Median household income in the United States is 6 percent higher in real dollars than it was a decade ago at a comparable point in the previous business cycle. Middle-class households have been moving up the income ladder, not down.
* The net loss of 3.3 million manufacturing jobs in the past decade has been overwhelmed by a net gain of 11.6 million jobs in sectors where the average wage is higher than in manufacturing. Two-thirds of the net new jobs created since 1997 are in sectors where workers earn more than in manufacturing.
* The median net worth of U.S. households jumped by almost one-third between 1995 and 2004, from $70,800 to $93,100.


http://www.freetrade.org/node/782

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What is not said in that is interesting. No comparison between 1997 wages vs 2007 wages....
 
I wish I had some Maui Wowie, but I don't. The UH vs. Boise game was yesterday, and this whole Island was going bananas when they won the WAC championship, and there I was, without any Maui Wowie. :rolleyes:

What are you asking for that thing?

You need some KY bluegrass. Highquality stuff now and KY's number one cash crop since baccker is falling out of favor.
 
Oh, right. Illegally. Yeah, like that's such a BFD.

When was the last time you exceeded a speed limit? Or changed lanes without signaling? Or jaywalked, for that matter?

What the illegal-haters never seem to be able to answer is the simple question: why is crossing the border illegally such a heinous crime? Inquiring minds want to know.

:mad:

Because more people=more people available for work, which in turn decreases the value of the worker. The same thing happened when women were finally allowed to enter the workplace (not that women working is a bad thing): the labour is worth half as much as it was before...

And the real problem is that it is an insult to every person that comes over legally...illegals use our tax dollars for services that they do not in turn support, and it is criminal.

I'm sorry that they were born in Mexico to poor families, but it isn't my fucking problem. Sad for them, but that is life.

As for Desh's question as to why the illegals are here: as far as their reasoning, I am like Tommy Lee Jones in the Fugitive: I don't care. They are here illegally, and it is illegal, and that is all there is to it.

Yes, you can respond with "haven't you ever broken a law?" and the answer would be yes--- and guess what? I had to atone for it because that is how the judicial system works.

Send them back across the border, station guards with rubber bullets, and then let the guards do their jobs. The fact is that no other country would put up with this shit.
 
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