@WSJ #Ukraine PLS RT
WHO shot MH17?
WHO shot #MH17?
Don't let them "forget" to answer!!!
#Kievpic.twitter.com/RTaZIqYDQB
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@WSJ #Ukraine PLS RT
WHO shot MH17?
WHO shot #MH17?
Don't let them "forget" to answer!!!
#Kievpic.twitter.com/RTaZIqYDQB
@Sergei0773 thanks for this bullshit, little Goebbels from Ukraine
@RAIsenzaBerlusc Don't pay any attention to the stupid insects Ignoring is the worst thing for the amoebas Let em choke in their own spleen
@WSJ @BrentBeshore That's really scary.
@WSJ @museofhistory I'd have to borrow or sell.
@WSJ using a credit card is technically borrowing, but when you pay it off in full at the next normal payment time, it's not quite the same.
@WSJ the difference between "would" and "could" was something I expected WSJ to know.
.@WSJ @volatilitysmile this statistic blows my banker mind.
@BankersUmbrella @WSJ @volatilitysmile It's surely 65% as fully paid off credit cards shouldn't be counted as debt. Still not ideal in 2014.
this is scary >> via @WSJ: http://on.wsj.com/1pOgZBT pic.twitter.com/2zWVi9TJte”
@benwilkinson @WSJ we know those stats all too well
@tbrand191 @WSJ sadly, yes...
RT @WSJ: Less than half of Americans could cover a $400 expense without borrowing or selling something. http://on.wsj.com/1pOgZBT
Si se te presenta un gasto inesperado de de US$400, ¿podrías cubrirlo? Un 50% de norteamericanos, no. “@WSJ: pic.twitter.com/MUkos2JkdJ”
@WSJ @triketora that's utterly misleading. People paying with a credit card then paying it in full at the end of the month hardly counts
@WSJ @FriedrichHayek Italian jewellers too
@WSJ I buy everything on a credit card, for convenience. Not because I can't afford it. Survey might be a little misleading.
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