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October 2, 2007

Student loan shocker!

If you couldn’t tell by the sarcastic headline, this AP story foreshadows problems in the economy because of high-priced student loans. Surprise, surprise.

These student loan companies are ridiculous! Who knew that going to college would be on par with paying for a mortgage, or car?

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You can thank the savings and loan debackle of the 1980's and the scum sucking punks and the bottom feeding lawyers that allow slimeballs to discharge their debt because they piss their money away in beer and pot.

Posted by: An ex-Waldorf resident | October 3, 2007 12:09 AM

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