Ok in case you don't know, this very entry you're reading right now is the 106th since hmmm just check out my archives. And the two letters after the number 6 from the previous sentence should be raised as a superscript. Expect this to be lamest of all hehe. At our home, the 'most talked about' topic, barring Maricris' delirious outburst inside Big Brother's house, is whether or not to purchase a brand-new car in a MONSTROUS installment scheme to finally replace the treacherous van we're currently mourning at due to the untimely demise of its steering wheel. Anyway, this blog was created by yours truly for me to have some jovial 'venting out' everytime I feel that kind of urge and this 'most talked about' topic would never ever be an exception. So I just wanna shout this out. I'M NOT totally INTO IT! Yeah, I believe you've heard that anxious scream pretty well. In our crazy nuclear family consisting of five members, the ratio of internet users to the whole pie is 4:5. That's a whopping 80%. But that's not the real point. What I'm only trying to say is that, it's expected that if 80% of our family have been consistently using the Net, it's expected as well that we can smoothly access the information we need through our fingertips. In short, we can be freakin' systematic! YET I could hardly pull an answer out of my butt why, it seems to me, I'm the ONLY one, for crying out loud, who's opposing the very probable chance of purchasing a brand-new family car. Does the ratio I've presented lie? But don't get me started discussing the uncontrollable factors to make the ratio believable 'cause chances are, they are vague and can't be controlled for God's sake hehe. All of a sudden, the ratio of the supposedly systematic members slided deep down to a wretched 20% at least for this particular issue of buying a car or not, serious enough to make or break the family's future. No doubt that our future(particularly the financial) is seriously and meticulously tied to this. You might have been impatiently wondering why I'm giving a serious hoot at this. I'll tell you why in a single sentence. It's way above our means, alright? Yes, we currently can afford the down payment(in fact, my father already handed an earnest money to the seller just to show how serious he really is) in chunk-sum BUT the remaining balance is way too monstrous, like what I've said, which we MIGHT just regret along the way. It would probably mean cutting down expenditures we DON'T think we can live without, like the Cable. And I'm also fearful on the possibility that I would sometimes have to sacrifice a school day just to drop my allowance off. I'm expecting my father, being a CPA, that he would consider the huge risk involved in financing this whole car thing out but the sad fact is that he's even MORE aware than I of this huge risk he's so willing to take YET he's still confidently eager. However, if I slowly take in my father's brave plunge into this, I'm beginning to realize how f*ckin' pessimistic I become, keeping my freakin' nut from the bright side of sorts. Sometimes, pushing an adventurous plan onto the surface goes beyond freakin' numbers and being systematic. Besides if things get strapped, I trust my father for being a genius at providing an exit plan. Damn! I should've never presented the numerical data in the first place if I'd just eat that out whole. I told you this is the lamest haha!

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