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    BK Curse Strikes!

    I remember reading a thread earlier about a BK curse, but I couldnt find it. Anyways, I retained my lawyer yesterday and woke up this morning to find my wife's car with two flat tires!!!!!!!!

    The lawyer instructed us to purchase a new car, I think I ran over something while going through car lots last night.
    01/17/2009 Filed
    03/03/2009 341 Meeting
    04/14/2009 Confirmation Hearing

    #2
    hopefully your not like me.. Bad things always happen in sets of 3. Good Luck

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      #3
      Thanks for putting that in my head now! lol At least two tires should count for two!!!
      01/17/2009 Filed
      03/03/2009 341 Meeting
      04/14/2009 Confirmation Hearing

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        #4
        Originally posted by Reddrocket07 View Post
        I remember reading a thread earlier about a BK curse, but I couldnt find it. Anyways, I retained my lawyer yesterday and woke up this morning to find my wife's car with two flat tires!!!!!!!!

        The lawyer instructed us to purchase a new car, I think I ran over something while going through car lots last night.
        Maybe it's just from posting on here - I woke up this a.m. to a front passenger side flat! LOL! Hey, maybe we should eliminate the BK curse threads!!!! :-)
        _________________________________________
        Filed 5 Year Chapter 13: April 2002
        Early Buy-Out: April 2006
        Discharge: August 2006

        "A credit card is a snake in your pocket"

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          #5
          Originally posted by Flamingo View Post
          Maybe it's just from posting on here - I woke up this a.m. to a front passenger side flat! LOL! Hey, maybe we should eliminate the BK curse threads!!!! :-)
          Or maybe we should remember Phillyman's wise counsel from the last "curse" thread:

          Originally posted by Phillymanhere View Post
          I appreciate this thread and the humor and reality behind it. But I wonder if we're looking at this incorrectly. I am talking to myself as much as to anyone.

          Take my dad--the guy is still more financially savvy and organized at 88 and with Parkinson's than I am at 46. (Yes, he would be puzzled about me facing bk). My brother and I oversee his finances these days and he's constantly querying us about this possible expense and that one). In other words, he thinks about the likely ("unexpected") expenses in the next year or so. He's never worried about his immediate bills. He has those covered. He's always thinking about the longer-term stuff.

          I am not talking about creating an emergency fund! Yes, my dad did that as well. But an emergency fund, as I see it, is for layoffs, true unpredictable crises. I'm talking about the habit of realizing that items that now work fine may stop at any time.

          I wonder if there is a thing among folks who are facing BK where we pretend away/ignore those predictable (though sporadic) expenses because they're not in front of us. And so we have to borrow and use credit ... and the trouble mounts ...In other words, when I do my budget each month, I need to realize that the monthly expenses in front of me are only PART of the expenses I'm facing. The monthly bills are probably only 80 percent (maybe lower) of the real bills I'll face throughout the year.

          We have to prorate expenses (happily so!) when filling out our expenses for Chapter 7's ... We also need to prorate these in our monthly budgets. Again, I'm thinking out loud for myself here. No criticism or dismissal intended.
          By the way...I had a flat last week, so let's just get together, Reddrocket and Flamingo, and call it three.
          Filed chapter 7: June 9, 2008
          341 meeting: July 18, 2008
          last day for objections: September 16, 2008
          DISCHARGED September 18, 2008 - CLOSED September 29, 2008

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            #6
            Id say phillymanhere is accurate. I just turned 28 and I was a spoiled child (still am sometimes!), even though I have been in the real world close to 8 years now counting after college, I still have plenty to learn! So lets call it three and call it a day. I took care of my flats. It cost me a total of $14.48 to have them repaired. Thankfully that was all. It was nice to find out that my roadside emergency service actually pays for new tires up to $250.00. I have had 3 flat tires in the three years, two of which I had to buy them. Wish I would have known they were covered then!
            01/17/2009 Filed
            03/03/2009 341 Meeting
            04/14/2009 Confirmation Hearing

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              #7
              Always happy to quote somebody else's good advice!

              That's the beauty of getting a fresh start, isn't it? That we all get another chance to learn from our (and each others') mistakes, and get it right (or at least better!) this time.
              Filed chapter 7: June 9, 2008
              341 meeting: July 18, 2008
              last day for objections: September 16, 2008
              DISCHARGED September 18, 2008 - CLOSED September 29, 2008

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                #8
                I thought of the same thing myself today. Although neither of us has actually filed yet, my husband's truck quit yesterday and he got hit with a $1,400 repair bill this afternoon. He had enough to pay for it but now he has *nothing* left to live on for the next two weeks.
                CH7 Filed 2/26/2009 (no asset)
                341 Meeting 4/7/2009
                Discharged 7/10/2009
                Closed 7/28/2009

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Reddrocket07 View Post
                  Id say phillymanhere is accurate. I just turned 28 and I was a spoiled child (still am sometimes!), even though I have been in the real world close to 8 years now counting after college, I still have plenty to learn! So lets call it three and call it a day. I took care of my flats. It cost me a total of $14.48 to have them repaired. Thankfully that was all. It was nice to find out that my roadside emergency service actually pays for new tires up to $250.00. I have had 3 flat tires in the three years, two of which I had to buy them. Wish I would have known they were covered then!
                  Who's you roadside service?? I want that one!

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                    #10
                    Same here, after I read this 'thread' I was doing some cleaning and moved the fridge. I notice the fridge had burned the floor underneath it!!! Great, just what I need (with no money) is to buy another fridge!
                    May 2008 Hired 1st Attorney/Stopped paying CCs
                    May 21, 2009 Retained 2nd Attorney
                    May 28th - Filed for Ch 7 (FINALLY!)
                    9/11/09 - DISCHARGED!!!!

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                      #11
                      Originally posted by BK2008 View Post
                      Who's you roadside service?? I want that one!
                      I have Allstate (totally seperate from the insurance company) and paid $75/year, but I went to cancel it this year (budget trimming) and they lowered it to $40!!! So haggle with whoever you decide to go with!
                      May 2008 Hired 1st Attorney/Stopped paying CCs
                      May 21, 2009 Retained 2nd Attorney
                      May 28th - Filed for Ch 7 (FINALLY!)
                      9/11/09 - DISCHARGED!!!!

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                        #12
                        My roadside assistance is through Allstate. I pay $103.00 a month for car insurance, home insurance, and roadside assistance. The roadside assistance started out at $11 and some change/month 2 years ago, now its $13 and some change.
                        01/17/2009 Filed
                        03/03/2009 341 Meeting
                        04/14/2009 Confirmation Hearing

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                          #13
                          Merchant of Venice
                          If I knew it all, would I be here?? Hang in there = Retained attorney 8-06, Filed 12-28-07, Discharge 8-13-08, Finally CLOSED 11-3-09, 3-31-10 AP Dismissed, Informed by incompetent lawyer of CLOSED status, October 14, 2010.

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                            #14
                            Wow! You scared me. For a minute I thought you had a real problem. Just kidding!

                            Seriously I thought a real BK curse hit you like the Us Trustee filing a motion on day 59 to extend another 60 days.

                            I would take 4 flats before that curse.

                            Good luck!
                            The essence of freedom is the proper limitation of Government

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                              #15
                              Originally posted by banca rotta View Post
                              Wow! You scared me. For a minute I thought you had a real problem. Just kidding!

                              Seriously I thought a real BK curse hit you like the Us Trustee filing a motion on day 59 to extend another 60 days.

                              I would take 4 flats before that curse.

                              Good luck!
                              Actually, we DO have a VERY REAL problem. This ******* would like to criminalize us if he could. Think cyberstalking. He is the major reason for our BK just defending against his frivolous lawsuits, and those of his minions.
                              "To go bravely forward is to invite a miracle."

                              "Worry is the darkroom where negatives are formed."

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