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Yes I know but it's nice to see the facts known!
Don't you like to know the truth ?
I do!
Simply makes your blood boil!
Don't forget large us banks are asking lehman to shore up their RMBS reserves by 7 billion $'s
That cash is coming from somewhere.
You best start worrying about the DOJ as well.
They get wind of this reserve increase and MR holdup is going come knocking and it won't be for peanuts either.
Have a great day the pleasure was all mine!!!!
The Bus with Gus now with ac!
why no agressive buying until now?
LOL what aggressive buying? 130K shares give or take a thousand spread across 4 securities is not aggressive in my book but my book doesn't follow this type of manipulation. The only ones buying and selling are here.. Yes the LEHNQ board is basically controlling the PPS.
You will feel the the thunder if any of the so called big boyz wants in.
They don't currently cause they still have not ID'd what really is going to happen here.
In a couple of weeks we either spike in both volume and PPS or the little sell of starts just like it has over and over and over again (6 years to be exact!)as everyone misses the mark and we start fresh with a new set of (I just know we get paid tomorrow) routine.
Some refer to it as a PUMP-O-DUMP but what do I know?
YES I AM GUS AND I DRIVE THE BUS (in gotham) in search of TRUTH AND REALITY that sure can't come from this here board... or can it? LOL
NOPE!
Since I am very very restricted I will bid you all a very nice day and hope that your magic wands and swags all come true real soon!
Pleasure here was all mine!
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD DAY!
Extortion: Radical Democrat activist groups stand to collect millions from Attorney General Eric Holder's record $17 billion deal to settle alleged mortgage abuse charges against Bank of America.
Buried in the fine print of the deal, which includes $7 billion in soft-dollar consumer relief, are a raft of political payoffs to Obama constituency groups. In effect, the government has ordered the nation's largest bank to create a massive slush fund for Democrat special interests.
Besides requiring billions in debt forgiveness payments to delinquent borrowers in Cleveland, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Oakland, Detroit, Chicago and other Democrat strongholds — and up to $500 million to cover personal taxes owed on those checks — the deal requires BofA to make billions in new loans, while also building affordable low-income rental housing in those areas.
If there are leftover funds in four years, the settlement stipulates the money will go to Interest on Lawyers' Trust Account (IOLTA), which provides legal aid for the poor and supports left-wing causes, and NeighborWorks of America, which provides affordable housing and funds a national network of left-wing community organizers operating in the mold of Acorn.
In fact, in 2008 and 2009, NeighborWorks awarded a whopping $25 million to Acorn Housing.
In 2011 alone, NeighborWorks shelled out $35 million in "affordable housing grants" to 115 such groups, according to its website. Recipients included the radical Affordable Housing Alliance, which pressures banks to make high-risk loans in low-income neighborhoods and which happens to be the former employer of HUD's chief "fair housing" enforcer.
BofA gets extra credit if it makes at least $100 million in direct donations to IOLTA and housing activist groups approved by HUD.
According to the list provided by Justice, those groups include come of the most radical bank shakedown organizations in the country, including:
• La Raza, which pressures banks to expand their credit box to qualify more low-income Latino immigrants for home loans;
• National Community Reinvestment Coalition, Washington's most aggressive lobbyist for the disastrous Community Reinvestment Act;
• Neighborhood Assistance Corporation of America, whose director calls himself a "bank terrorist;"
• Operation Hope, a South Central Los Angeles group that's pressuring banks to make "dignity mortgages" for deadbeats.
Worse, one group eligible for BofA slush funds is a spin-off of Acorn Housing's branch in New York.
It's now rebranded as Mutual Housing Association of New York, or MHANY. HUD lists MHANY's contact as Ismene Speliotis, who previously served as New York director of Acorn Housing.
The recession has dried up funding for such groups. But Holder's massive bank shakedown could rebuild their war chests in a hurry.
He's written back-door funding for Democrat groups into other major bank deals he's brokered, including the $13 billion JPMorgan Chase settlement and the $7 billion Citibank deal. They stand to reap millions more from those deals.
All told, Holder has shaken down the nation's largest banks for a whopping $128 billion, more than a 10th of a trillion dollars, and counting. Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo are reportedly in talks with Justice to settle additional mortgage cases.
In effect, lenders are bankrolling the same parasites that bled them for the risky loans that caused the mortgage crisis. With new cash, they can ramp back up their shakedown campaign, repeating the cycle of dangerous political lending that wrecked the economy.
These settlements have little, if anything, to do with "justice" or restitution for innocent victims. In its 30-page "statement of facts," Justice couldn't provide a single shred of evidence of fraud against BofA. Nor could it ID a single "victim" by name.
The attorney general is actually perverting justice by extorting billions of dollars from the largest banks in the country and giving it away to the president's political friends and favorite political causes.
Read More At Investor's Business Daily: http://news.investors.com/ibd-editorials/082714-715046-holders-bank-of-america-settlement-includes-payoffs-to-democrat-groups.htm#ixzz3BhgVtYSD
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Loos like we stall until at or after Q3 results.?
I am concerned what happens at that point.
Coupled with a frothy market and more correction talk I do get concerned for October.
Is it needed to move forward???
So shares of CTS bought starting next Monday won't be able to get any of the October distribution, assuming there is one coming to CTS holders.... Caveat emptor
They very well could be held in reserve for this train wreck and if obummer and mr holdup get wind of this cash lookout they will come in force.. Just ask Bac!!!
Banks Want Lehman to Increase RMBS Reserves to $12.14 Billion
New Reserves Amount Would be More Than Double What Investment Bank Has Currently Set Aside
Lehman headquarters on the day of its bankruptcy filing in 2008. Photo: Associated Press
By JOSEPH CHECKLER
Some of the country's largest financial institutions say Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc. needs to set aside $12.14 billion to settle claims over certain soured mortgage loans, more than double what the failed investment bank has currently set aside for the dispute.
In a Friday filing with U.S. Bankruptcy Court in New York, lawyers for the trustees representing the residential mortgage-backed securities trusts said an independent review of the loans packaged and sold by Lehman before the financial crisis shows Lehman's liability is much worse than the original $5 billion estimate.
"The review of the sample by the…trustees' experts statistically implies that Lehman breached its representations and warranties with respect to over half of the covered loans that suffered a loss or are projected to suffer a loss," the trustees' lawyers said in their filing. The trustees oversee about 416,000 loans across 255 trusts.
The trustees are concerned that if the dispute isn't resolved quickly, no money will be left to pay their claims beyond the $5 billion already reserved.
"Lehman has no incentive to reach a timely settlement with the RMBS Trustees," the lawyers said in their filing. The trustees for the mortgage securities include units of U.S. Bancorp, Wilmington Trust and Deutsche Bank AG.
A Lehman spokeswoman declined to comment. Lehman's response to the Friday filing is due Sept. 2. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for Sept. 9.
Lehman entered mediation with the banks in 2012 over the mortgage loan claims, setting aside the $5 billion so it could begin paying back other creditors. The banks had said they were owed $37 billion, although that amount included claims from Citigroup Inc. and HSBC Holdings PLC, which have since agreed to separate their claims from the group.
No settlement has been reached, and other Lehman creditors have since received $80 billion in five distributions. The next payback date is set for early October.
The trustees want Lehman Bankruptcy Judge Shelley C. Chapman to set a schedule to resolve the dispute. That schedule would ultimately end with a hearing next year at which Judge Chapman would estimate how much the Lehman estate should owe. That would be in lieu of going through each of the original loans individually, which the trustees said could take them years to complete.
The original principal amount on the loans Lehman is responsible for, the trustees say, is about $95 billion. The $12.14 billion reserve would represent more than 12% of the original amount.
That is much higher than many mortgage securities settlements by other banks. For instance, J.P. Morgan Chase & Co.'s $4.5 billion RMBS settlement last year represented about 1.5% of the original principal amount of the loans in question.
One key difference between the cases, though, was that the trustees in the J.P. Morgan dispute didn't have time to investigate many of the original loans, as the Lehman trustees did.
Before its collapse, Lehman purchased and funneled millions of residential mortgages to its securitization subsidiary, which then bundled the loans into securities. The subsidiary, known as Secured Assets Securities Corp., or Sasco, established hundreds of securitization trusts and special-purpose vehicles that in turn issued the securities that were sold to pension funds, insurance companies and other institutional investors.
The banks and other institutions served as the trustees for the securitization trusts that issued the securities. They say that Lehman and a subsidiary breached its representations and warranties about the quality of the mortgages that went into the trusts.
Lehman, once the nation's fourth-largest investment bank by assets under management, collapsed into the largest bankruptcy ever in September 2008, with $613 billion in liabilities.
The filing sent markets into turmoil and helped trigger a global financial crisis. Lehman's brokerage business was quickly sold to Barclays PLC and the company's New York-based holding company officially exited bankruptcy in 2012.
That holding company is winding down and selling off its remaining holdings, a process that is expected to continue for several more years as it resolves disputes and sells its assets.
(Dow Jones Daily Bankruptcy Review covers news about distressed companies and those under bankruptcy protection. Go to http://dbr.dowjones.com)
Isn 't it funny going to another stock board and reading most don't anticipate any distribution that they feel with the POR in place no distribution can take place.
But come here and it's all fair value plus divy's in October
Don't see 2 faces anyone???
Here is the facts that others see ( not here)
200 + dolla deficit
POR states class 10b gives up it's distribution until classes 3 through 9 are paid in full.
Debtor had repeatedly indicated this will go on at or after 2018
Neither the debtor or creditors expect class 10b or OBS to receive a penny.
I think that is reflected in the current PPS
Gus bus runs on reality 2 face need not apply as we run over those.
Beep beep and on to reality we role !
Yes we are 200 billion in the hole.
The POR has yet to be taken care of.
Debtor states 2018 and beyond for bk closure
Those in the know... Know this isn't going to be paid !!!
Beware of things that don't add up.
6 years and nothing adds up not now not last year ect..
Beware beware beware
Get on the bus!!! Yes the Gus bus!!
The one with ac!!!!!!
Motion to Authorize / Motion for Authorization for Lehman Brothers Special Financing Inc. and Lehman Brothers Commercial Corporation to Invest Disputed Claims Reserves for Claim Numbers 66455 and 66476 Pursuant to Section 8.4 of the Modified Third Amended Joint Chapter 11 Plan of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
Please tie these 2 claims back to the claims for CT's
I can't find anything related????
Just send me the letter indicating we get a penny good buddy!
I actually have google looking as well.
SO FAR NADA!
if it's not redirected somewhere else
Yes have her read the POR section that explains the distribution to class 10B (it has been posted here many times I have even ask to have it stiky'd but it doesn't fit the agenda here.)
She will be amazed at how we get NOTHING until 3 through 9 are satisfied in full. Maybe she can figure that one out too?
Wut about the 200 + billion dolla deficit dies it just get up and leave in the middle of the night?
So shares of CTS bought starting next Monday won't be able to get any of the October distribution, assuming there is one coming to CTS holders.... Caveat emptor
You repeatedly claimed these will cancel too. Last I checked Friday they are still tradable darlin.
Drama to heighten the level of enthusiasm that isn't
I think we should all call our brokers though and confirm that there is no paperwork we need to fill out and sign.
Yes endless drama and paperwork darlin!!!!
Coupled with a swag'in margic wand waive and PPS will soona moona on Monday
You have been told repeatedly not too yet just like the POR you ignore it and fail darlin!
Not trying to be tooooo excited just yet, but would this distribution for the cts be routed to any other classes?
Ding ding ding!!!
Another potential Gus bus rider who have read the POR !!!
Congrads to you on another fine poster reality attempt.
It will be magically wand waived away
Class 10 b nothing
No letter so far stating we get a penny
OBS nothing
Let's see I think you should waive that wand harder for more dramatics
To get the PPS to one-buck-a-roo on Monday!
Fox’s Gasparino: Justice Department ‘Like The Mafia’ On Bank Of America Settlement
POSTED BY BRIAN -130PC ON AUGUST 22, 2014 · FLAG
On Fox, Charles Gasparino and Stuart Varney discussed the $16.7 billion settlement between the Justice Department and Bank of America for selling “shoddy home loans,” as Varney put it. But then the two made out like the Justice Department was the real criminal.
"I say it was a shakedown!" Varney began. Later, he questioned why Bank of America agreed to it.
Gasparino said, “Why do people not rat on the mafia when they’re shaking them down? The Justice Department is like the mafia here. Listen, Jamie Diamond has made that same comment. Why didn’t he fight? …When the Justice Department’s coming after you and you’re a heavily regulated industry, they’re like the mafia, they will screw you every which way. …You can’t fight them.”
Later, without proof, Gasparino added, “If the Presidential election was going on right now, you would see many more banks being indicted.”
Varney gave Gasparino the stamp of approval “Charlie Gasparino, you got it right.”
The New York Times has a more sober analysis of the settlement, geared for people who don't have an axe to grind with the Obama administration.
Watch the discussion below, via Media Matters.
Read more at http://www.newshounds.us/fox_s_gasparino_justice_department_like_the_mafia_on_bank_of_america_settlement_08222014#XmDmVRGUUyyMt7ey.99
Let's get this 2 one-buck-a-Roo on Monday please!!!
And to think it's only Friday night early sat morning!!!
We could be a moon landing on Monday!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Just can't stop this POR ...:(
just adding more confusing non matter to an already FUBAR situation to better your point of view.
Gee I am not the only one that thinks this?
ug 21, 2014, 2:53pm PDT Updated: Aug 21, 2014, 5:39pm PDT
Former Wells Fargo CEO Dick Kovacevich tells CNBC: Bank of America settlement 'politics'
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Dick Kovacevich, Wells Fargo's outspoken former chairman and CEO, told CNBC Thursday that Bank of America's nearly $17 billion settlement with the Justice Department is simply a case of the government extorting money from banks.
"It's definitely politics. It has nothing to do with justice or restitution to the innocent victims. In fact, more of the money is going to the coffers of the states and various departments than the victims," Kovacevich told CNBC.
Kovacevich said it's not surprising that BofA, California's largest bank, is paying the largest legal settlement between the federal government and a single U.S. company. The settlement stems from misconduct by the bank and its predecessors that contributed to 2008's historic financial crisis
"If indeed J.P. Morgan should pay $12 billion or $13 billion for the sins of Bear Stearns and Washington Mutual, certainly Merrill Lynch and Countrywide did two or three times the volume," Kovacevich said, adding that J.P. Morgan Chase (NYSE: JPM) or BofA (NYSE: BAC) and their employees didn't do anything wrong, "they just bought companies that did wrong."
Kovacevich, echoing a sentiment heard among protesters on the street, questions why the government isn't going after individuals that did wrong at these banks.
"They aren't going after the individual because it takes a long time to do so," Kovacevich told CNBC.
The federal government may be getting the message. The Financial Times reported that prosecutors are preparing a civil case against Countrywide Financial co-founder Angelo Mozilo. Countrywide was among the nation's most aggressive lenders leading up to the financial crisis. Bank of America bought Countrywide in 2008 in one of the most ill-conceived purchases ever. The bank has spent tens of billions of dollars in legal bills, settlements and related costs.
As for Kovacevich, he's long been known for speaking candidly. In March 2009, he called the government's stress-test of U.S. banks "asinine."
"We do stress tests all the time on all of our portfolios," Kovacevich told those attending that year's economic summit held by the Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research. "We share those stress tests with our regulators. It is absolutely asinine that somebody could announce we're going to do stress tests for banks and we'll give you the answer in 12 weeks."
He also correctly predicted at the March 2009 summit that the nation wasn't heading into another Great Depression, just as the stock market was hitting bottom from the financial crisis at that time.
He was also critical of the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program, or TARP, in that speech and another one at Stanford three years later.
In 2012, Kovacevich said TARP was an "unmitigated disaster" and laid much of the blame for the financial crisis on "ineffective regulators."
"The decision by the U.S. Treasury and the Federal Reserve in October 2008 to make banks take TARP money even if they didn't want it was one of the worst economic decisions in the history of the United States," Kovacevich told his audience at the 2012 Stanford Institute for Economic Policy Research event.
Kovacevich criticized TARP, saying that it spooked the financial markets, tarnished the reputation of banks that did nothing wrong and sparked the biggest onslaught of new banking regulations in history.
"TARP contributed to an unnecessary panic in the marketplace," Kovacevich said. "The facts suggest that it was an unmitigated disaster that should never be repeated."
Apparently regulators on the other side of the table at that October 2008 meeting may have had their own criticisms of Kovacevich. Former FDIC Chairman Sheila Bair wrote in her book "Bull by the Horns," that she considered Kovacevich rude and abrupt.
At the 2012 Stanford event, Kovacevich said some in his audience might ask, "Why didn't I just say no and not accept the TARP money?"
"As my comments were heading in that direction in the meeting, (Treasury Secretary) Hank Paulson turned to Fed Chairman Ben Bernanke sitting next to him and said, 'Your primary regulator is sitting right here. If you refuse to accept these funds, he will declare you 'capital deficient' Monday morning,'" Kovacevich recalled. "'Is this America?' I asked myself.
"This was truly a 'Godfather moment.' They made us an offer we couldn't refuse," Kovacevich said, adding that he might have put up more of a fight if his bank wasn't trying to buy Wachovia at the time. Kovacevich can take some satisfaction that his former employer has become the nation's most valuable bank by joining forces with Wachovia in 2008 and providing financial services to Main Street from coast to coast.
There might be some common ground for Bair and Kovacevich. Bair wrote of the TARP meeting in her book, saying: "Kovacevich complained, rightfully, that his bank didn't need $25 billion in capital. I was astonished when Hank shot back that his regulator might have something to say about whether Wells' capital was adequate if he didn't take the money."
Still, Kovacevich has little patience for today's conventional wisdom that praises TARP for saving the nation's economy. To that, Kovacevich said, "the spin never ends in Washington, D.C."
Do you believe everything in the press?
It is obvious this feller didn't want to read the POR to find out the LEH stock was no longer trading and was actually in the OBS for all equity holders.
This means nothing to me anyway. But hey I am just a darn good bus driver!
Lehman should be damned thankfull they went BK so the DOJ can't extort all the money like they did from BAC.
I am sure the DOJ would have BK'd Lehman if they hadn't already.
Countrywide founder (and former chairman and CEO) Angelo Mozilo was in the news again this week. Press reports indicate that prosecutors in Los Angeles are preparing a civil case against Mozilo even though he settled with the SEC a few years ago, agreeing to pay almost $68 million to cover Countrywide-related mortgage misdeeds. We will point out that from 2004 to 2007 Countrywide Securities Corp. was the fourth largest underwriter of subprime MBS. Lehman Brothers – which went bust in 2008 – was number one with $282 billion. A close second to Lehman was Greenwich Capital, the underwriter for former subprime giant Ameriquest and its wholesale affiliate Argent.
If Lehman Brothers Holdings defaults on its obligations to make payments on the junior subordinated debt securities, the trust will not have sufficient funds to make payments on the preferred securities. In those circumstances, you will not be able to rely upon the guarantee for payment of these amounts.
Yes another excellent sticky post that will just simply fall on deaf ears due to not fitting the agenda!
GOOD WORK JOVI The bus needs people like you!
Great start down .14 cents.
Where is my one -buck-a-roo????
This is getting very juicy again!
I agree it's the 6 or 7 time we have all felt a little juicy.
Cotton finds all the right knobs to turn to make you feel all warm and juicy inside. It's the hangover ( never been right once) that sends me to the medicine cabinet for loads of aspirin.
Cotton and hesthman need to sharpen up their game.
Here are just a few reasons why...
POR still in place
200 + billion $ deficit with only 30 + or - billion in assets
Debtor days this goes on until at or after 2018
We need more reality than BS now more than ever.
Just last Sunday the magicians here stated we would trade at one-buck-a-roo it's Friday and we are still trading in the thirty cent level???
What happen?
This isn't a surprise.
No more possible Natchez plant
NATCHEZ, Miss. (AP) - Financially struggling fuel maker KiOR missed a key payment to Adams County this week that would have allowed the company to continue holding onto its undeveloped proposed industrial site in Natchez.
KiOR announced in mid-2012 plans to build an alternative fuel production facility near the Natchez-Adams County Port, but its plans have since been stalled by technical and financial quagmire at its only full-scale plant in Columbus.
Two weeks ago, the company warned it would run out of money in September and could face bankruptcy, and the company had multiple rounds of employee layoffs.
The Natchez Democrat reports (http://bit.ly/1tnr7UD ) the company had a $150,000, six-month contract on the county-owned property, but when the payment was due Tuesday, it was not made.
Information from: The Natchez Democrat, http://www.natchezdemocrat.com/
Barclays is saying, I did not assume LBHIs CTs. LBHI is saying nothing about their CTs. This board is saying, who has my CTs damn it. The BNYM is saying, ask LBHI. The LBI SIPC Trustee is say, I wish I could help the CT holders, but this is not my problem. I have already been screwed by Barclays. The SEC is saying, Lehman is too big to understand what the hell is going own with their CTs. The other vulture based senior creditors are saying, give us all the damn cash until we retire. LOL
Sounds like this board.. Funny we all run around dazed and confused and some of us IGNORED LOL
it's confusing me, the por was written after the sale to Barclays,
and in the por they will distribute money to higher classes ...
QUICK NOTE STICKY THIS ONE SO WE DON'T FORGET REALITY!
BYE BYE!
the possibility is still there.
Yes and we could be hit by an asteroid and all killed too!
WOW
think of that!
BEEP BEEP my riders await one of the best rides in town.
It's the BUS the one with GUS now with AC for a coolio ride to REALITY.
Get on board now!!!!!
GOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOD NIGHT!
A letter from Lehman saying you will get a distribution
Yes hessy that one. Ya know what the 'DREAM TEAM' CONJURES up at every non CT event.
You know the drill....
LOL
YOU HESSY!
Where is my letter?
Now I am getting curious to see what the BS looks like for LBI with all these payment in full's going on.
What did they move most of LBHI's assets to LBI just before BK?
These guys are flush with cash-o-la.
Least someone got paid in full and not satisfied in full! LOL
21 Aug, 2014
Lehman reaches $306 million deal with UK pensions regulator
Some 2,466 former Lehman employees in Britain will finally receive their full pensions nearly six years after the investment bank's collapse, after years of legal sparring between the team winding down Lehman Brothers' UK business and the UK pension authorities.
More than $300 million will be paid out to the unit's pensioners, marking the biggest victory ever for Britain's Pensions Regulator.
At the time of Lehman's September 2008 collapse, the pension plan had been left underfunded. The deal will now be funded by other Lehman group companies, according to PricewaterhouseCoopers, which is handling the liquidation of the UK-based arm.
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the New York parent company of various Lehman affiliates, had opposed the UK Pensions Regulator's efforts to demand that the holding company, or some of its European affiliates, pay for the pension plan's shortfall.
But in recent years, the regulator has taken a more aggressive approach in US bankruptcies-including those of Eastman Kodak Co. and Nortel Networks Corp., in addition to Lehman-arguing it deserves priority over other unsecured creditors.
The holding company has reached settlements on intercompany claims with virtually all of its foreign affiliates, including those in the UK, Japan and Switzerland.
I thought we were tied to LBHI not LBSF?
Are we going to change the rules again so it fits the latest swag?
You guys are like watching a ping pong match ... back and forth back and forth never really knowing where that ball will land next?
WOW!
Hey it's Thursday. Someone on this here board on Sunday said we would be trading at ONE-BUCK-A-ROO this week.
I will give you one more day then I will have to write that PRE-DICK-TION off as another magic wand waivin swagger attempt to pull the ole PUMP MONKEY routine.
Seems like most here have fallen out of love with that little routine and like always nobody is buying into this 200 + billion $ deficit laden not going to get over until 2018 with class 10B claims continue to get the rug pulled out from underneath until some folks are satisfied in full play...
Which doesn't look good for class 10B and equity but I can play along!
Now where did my letter stating payment in full + divy's go anyway??
BEER ASSISTANT!
(it's thirsty Thursday ya know!)
Well it's been a long week and it's only thirsty Thursday lots of drunks soon on the good ole Gus bus.
It's ok cause we keep them in check with coolio air and things just get quit on the Gus bus.
Too bad the walls are shaken from all the wand waive'n since Sunday but once again we find ourselves waive'n our wands with no action. Premature distribution perhaps. I know theirs an app for that. Blushing red and lmao.
One day... Just one day those magic wand waives will produce I just know it.. It may just be a hanky or perhaps some old rabbit but one day the magicians will get something!!!
Pullin for you all !!!
Lots of hope and dreams!!!
Ole Gus ya the one that drives that bus you all know to reality!!!!
Goooooood night!
At this point I do not trust LBHI, which (IMO) only represents the interests of Class 3 creditors.
I have read before that magicians take a longer time to grasp reality!
Not the Gus bus we run on reAlity and sometime reality just bytes you in the arse!
Settlement reached needing details with DOJ
Sounds like it all goes as planed according to the POR that is.