well ur getting banned
and yea he is black lol
u called black ppl dumb thats y lol

yea umm need i say more?

and they said they had it worse than jewish people... lol cry me a river.. and from what i can tell they are... well the ones i have met.. so sue me i don't butter things up

sorry just speakin the truth ur from india they throw rocks there

eh 5 for orginality.. i've heard worse. .. i like a dirty talking girl...

You are so stupid.

i still have yet to call you stupid soc.. lol i actually thought you brought up a semi-fun convo .. but you need to learn to not play the victim so much.. gets old

and don't lie you know defending your morals and ideals was fun...cuz i sure had fun...where did indeph go? i havea tissue for him if he wants it

lol well im going to bed have fun arguing about whatever it is were arguin about now see u in the morning soc
and turban maybe wll meet again outside the ll

hye soc whats ur aim?

Word Sizzle= Soc

I'm not playing shit but defending my shit because you think your limited knowledge gives you the right to speak on whatever you want. Fuck out of here.

wait a minute what happened to free speech and who are you to tell me what i can and can't say... ?.. o yea do you have to swear everytime..try and cut back it won't make you seem so angry at the world... i promise

this is quite a gay thread..

I recently read in a newsletter that 3.5% of American households are millionaires. A survey done by Thomas Stanley and William Danko and published in their book The Millionaire Next Door shows that about 80% of millionaires are first-generation millionaires. Two-thirds of millionaires are self-employed or are professionals. They also found that the median annual household income was $131,000. So basically, most the rich people in America got there by hard work and saving their money. If someone is living in the projects and are walking around wearing a pair of $150 sneakers and wondering why they can't afford to pay the rent, they have their priorities all out of whack.

If you want to retire with a decent size chunk of cash, all you need to do is start saving early. If you invest just $2000 a year (max contribution for 2005 and beyond is $4000) into a Roth IRA for 45 years, and assuming a 10% annual rate of return you will have $1.5 million in cash tax free. If you only invest for 35 years, that drops to $600k.