stinerman commented on Memphis Burger Kings: Global Warming Is Baloney

"@Barney_The Plug_ Frank: I found a lot of assertions with no facts to back them up."

stinerman commented on Memphis Burger Kings: Global Warming Is Baloney

"@HalOfBorg: If I'm not mistaken, they aren't authorized to put that signage up because a reasonable person could be mistaken as to it being the opinion of BK, not the owner. As youbastid says, they are independent in that they own the business, perhaps the building and the land."

stinerman commented on Cox Cable Needs $40 To Change The Name On An Account

"@TEW: Two providers doesn't make a free market. Last mile access is a natural monopoly (or at best an oligopoly)."

stinerman commented on House Preparing To Legalize Payday Loans With 391% APRs

"@Justin Harper: I don't necessarily agree or disagree with the sentiment, but those of us in states limiting these loans have decided that we want them. What I really don't like is some guy a different state trying to enforce his will on us."

stinerman commented on A Big-Ass List Of Student Loan Resources

"@Islandkiwi: Not that I know of."

stinerman commented on Suze Orman Says Build Up Emergency Cash As Much As Possible

"@Pinget: I'm being laid off on 5/1. I've been putting about 60% of my income toward student debt."

stinerman commented on Target Employee Incompetence Freezes Nearly $800 Of Customer's Money

"@Jessica Schwartz: Efficiency in a questionable part of Columbus, OH for me. $299/mo. Of course, around here if you make $35,000, you're doing quite well."

stinerman commented on Money-Conscious Boozers Fight Depression With Happy Hour

"@Mike Min: I'd rather people get high than drink. When was the last time a guy smoked tons of weed and then beat the crap out of his wife?"

stinerman commented on Despite OPEC's Best Efforts, Oil Prices Have Slipped Below $40 A Barrel

"@GC: Yes, because now we are using it less slowly than it is being replaced. *sigh*"

stinerman commented on America's "Cheapest Family" Wants To Teach You To Live "Debt-Free"

"@Ingram81: EBounding may be right, but in the old rust belt cities, good, livable homes can easily be found in the $60,000 range."