But with liquidity drying up, the last, and most hilarious, option is probably shrinking…
[The Onion via Credit Slips]
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How Are We Paying Off Our Subprime Mortgages?
By consumerist.com August 16, 2007
Tagged With: satire, funny, subprime meltdown, subprime mortgages
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