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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
ABBA, I think you're giving her a little too much credit. She is 22, for heaven's sake. And an actress. When I was 22, I could barely wrap my little head around the idea that paper money could be exchanged for good and services.
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Funny, when I was 22, my little head had problems getting wrapped around ide...uh, nevermind.
I'm with ABBA -- she (the 22 year old actress) got the concept right. Rent, mortgage, whatever. If you have more people paying one bill, that means it costs you less. Seems pretty logical to me.
It's like the opposing lawyer I had in a hearing the other day -- he got all torqued about the fact that I called it a "bond" instead of a "surbordinated debenture." The newly-appointed hot chick judge laughed when I said that that sounded a little too kinky for me, and I knew I had beaten that bow-tie wearing, law review-editing, Harvard-educated tool like a red-headed step-child. Then the hot judge and I had sex on her bench (after I came in chambers, if you know what I mean), followed by a round of Knob Creek at the club (the real club, not the one those pretentious strivers who drive entry-level BMWs and Minis belong to).
