Mary Christmas
Mary Christmas. Carol Holiday. Christy Noel. They ain't misspellings, and they ain't holiday songs. They're names, jack. Names of dames who are part of the same family in Georgia. This joe marries that jill, and before you know it, Christmas is in December, July, February and every other month of the year.
They say they don't mind ... it's a conversation piece. That's the kind of good cheer you want at this time of year, baby. If this group can take a little heckling over their names and still come out smiling, then you can, too. This holiday, whatever goes down, be up. Keep the pep in your step and smile. The best part? You don't need to create a budget to do it. Listen to The Dave Ramsey Show to learn about that. Have yourself a happy set of holidays, baby. Keep safe.
CHECK OUT THE LAST CHAPTER OF THE CHRISTMAS CASE ON THE STORIES PAGE!!!
They say they don't mind ... it's a conversation piece. That's the kind of good cheer you want at this time of year, baby. If this group can take a little heckling over their names and still come out smiling, then you can, too. This holiday, whatever goes down, be up. Keep the pep in your step and smile. The best part? You don't need to create a budget to do it. Listen to The Dave Ramsey Show to learn about that. Have yourself a happy set of holidays, baby. Keep safe.
CHECK OUT THE LAST CHAPTER OF THE CHRISTMAS CASE ON THE STORIES PAGE!!!
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Debtective,
You've been tagged! 5 Things we don't know about you, bub!
You want the 411 on the DEBTective, baby? You got it. Here's five things about me that most joes and jills don't know:
1. I clip coupons every chance I get.
2. I have four, count 'em, FOUR sisters.
3. A collector told me over the phone, while I was going broke, "I am so ashamed of you."
4. My favorite song is "For the Love of Money" by the O'Jays (ironically, it's the theme song to a reality show about a guy who uses big-time debt).
5. I once got a $5,000 cash advance on a credit card (which has since met the Plasectinators) to gamble at a casino in Vegas. I lost every last penny.
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