Club 30's Night Owl Chatterbox

• the Bear

  27 Apr 06, 23:35

  argh!! i need to do some shopping tomorrow
  
  need a pair of trackpants...
• jetta

  27 Apr 06, 23:36

  Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:

  Oops! That's right. I forgot that that was Fatum's self-professed crowd-pleasing party trick.

  Consider yourself very heng.
• jetta

  27 Apr 06, 23:36

  Originally posted by the Bear:

  argh!! i need to do some shopping tomorrow
  
  need a pair of trackpants...

  Better hurry faster get on the van with streamie.
• the Bear

  27 Apr 06, 23:41

  if only
  
  maybe i'll drop in at IMM tomorrow night.. go to World of Sport or Royal Sporting House or something
  
  

  Originally posted by jetta:

  Better hurry faster get on the van with streamie.

• Ferret

  27 Apr 06, 23:45

  Originally posted by alexkusu:

  hei, ru still foldin clothes? i tot u were skinning n gutting eels...no?

  Nope. Why was I skinning and gutting eels ?
• the Bear

  27 Apr 06, 23:46

  i think lexy's on drugs
  
  

  Originally posted by Ferret:

  Nope. Why was I skinning and gutting eels ?

• Meia Gisborn

  27 Apr 06, 23:46

  Originally posted by jetta:

  MG
  I'm going to open a money market account. Got any banks with good rates to recommend?

  Interest rates are, unfortunately, universally low right now, so it might not be worth your effort to shop aggressively for a bank with a 'better' rate.
  
  I don't know if it's the case out on the west coast, but credit unions have traditionally offered slightly more favourable rates and more personalized customer service than the big banks. However, if you're linking your money market account to your checking account to be able to deposit and withdraw money from it, then you might want to consider that the major banks will have a better network of ATMs for your convenience.
  
  Based on the second criteria, I would recommend Wells Fargo. They are a major player out on the west coast (based in San Francisco), plus their financial arm (WF Financial Services) does offer a broad range of investments from which to choose. Accounts between their banking and financial operations can be linked.
  
  
• jetta

  27 Apr 06, 23:46

  Gotta run. Dental appt in an hour. Bye all!
• Ferret

  27 Apr 06, 23:46

  Originally posted by alexkusu:

  i am only trying to make a living...issit wrong?

  It's wrong when you leech it off a friend.
• jetta

  27 Apr 06, 23:55

  Originally posted by Meia Gisborn:

  Interest rates are, unfortunately, universally low right now, so it might not be worth your effort to shop aggressively for a bank with a 'better' rate.
  
  I don't know if it's the case out on the west coast, but credit unions have traditionally offered slightly more favourable rates and more personalized customer service than the big banks. However, if you're linking your money market account to your checking account to be able to deposit and withdraw money from it, then you might want to consider that the major banks will have a better network of ATMs for your convenience.
  
  Based on the second criteria, I would recommend Wells Fargo. They are a major player out on the west coast (based in San Francisco), plus their financial arm (WF Financial Services) does offer a broad range of investments from which to choose. Accounts between their banking and financial operations can be linked.
  
  

  Thanks, MG. We belong to a credit union so I'll start there first.
  
  Did you hear about the great May 1 immigration boycott?
• the Bear

  28 Apr 06, 00:01

  goodnight everyone.. it's time to go sleep..
  
  and those going to the makan session, see you on saturday
• jetta

  28 Apr 06, 00:06

  Going for real now. Bye all!