Happy Canada Day

zdreg · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from Optional:

You haven't traveled out of your fuckin trailer park, let alone to Canada.
You can't count interaction on an interwebs forum with a Canadian as 'travels to Canada'
Fuckin idiot.
You are the prototypical American, unfortunate for your country as it is.

put them all on ignore. here is a currency chart. it says it all.
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=...n;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;

canada avoided the housing collapse and bank bailouts.. we bought up condos in miami at 80-90% of their highs when you figure in currency fluctuations.

pspr · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from Optional:

You haven't traveled out of your fuckin trailer park, let alone to Canada.
You can't count interaction on an interwebs forum with a Canadian as 'travels to Canada'
Fuckin idiot.
You are the prototypical American, unfortunate for your country as it is.

Hey, our little moron showed up again to show his ignorance.

What a stupid motherfucker. I'm surprised you even know how to type your are such a dumbfuck.

pspr · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from Lucrum:

I guess that would make your type "stupid American".

LOL That's what Rectum surely appears to Canadians. It's people like Rectum representing Americans in Canada that makes them think we are all that stupid.

Ricter · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from zdreg:

put them all on ignore. here is a currency chart. it says it all.
http://finance.yahoo.com/echarts?s=...n;ohlcvalues=0;logscale=off;source=undefined;

canada avoided the housing collapse and bank bailouts.. we bought up condos in miami at 80-90% of their highs when you figure in currency fluctuations.

I don't believe Canada's in as good of shape as you think. Consumer debt is high, and housing prices are too high. And there was a bailout of the banks, $100 billion if memory serves.

pspr · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from Ricter:

I don't believe Canada's in as good of shape as you think. Consumer debt is high, and housing prices are too high. And there was a bailout of the banks, $100 billion if memory serves.

OK, Ricter. You finally, after many months, may have something worthwhile to contribute to this forum. Tell us more.

zdreg · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from Ricter:

I don't believe Canada's in as good of shape as you think. Consumer debt is high, and housing prices are too high. And there was a bailout of the banks, $100 billion if memory serves.

it depend what you mean by bailout.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/story/2012/04/30/bank-bailout-ccpa.html

Max E. · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from Ricter:

I don't believe Canada's in as good of shape as you think. Consumer debt is high, and housing prices are too high. And there was a bailout of the banks, $100 billion if memory serves.

Canadian housing prices are fucked, it feels like 2006 where everyone knows its crazy overvalued just no one knows when the house of cards will collapse.

seadog · Jul 5, 2013

Did not start the thread for this type of feedback. But carry on.Kind of interesting.
seadog

LEAPup · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from Ricter:

I don't believe Canada's in as good of shape as you think. Consumer debt is high, and housing prices are too high. And there was a bailout of the banks, $100 billion if memory serves.

That coming from you tells me Canada must be in deep shit. Deeper than the US? Who knows. Time will tell.

zdreg · Jul 5, 2013

Quote from Ricter:

I don't believe Canada's in as good of shape as you think. Consumer debt is high, and housing prices are too high. And there was a bailout of the banks, $100 billion if memory serves.

the fact housing prices are too high is meaningless. the mortgages are not as leveraged as the US were with zero down payments..