I laughed and laughed and laughed.
It made me go check out the profile page for Fat Amy ... and laughed some more because Fat Amy wanted to be sure we knew that was not her name...(I knew it wasn't but I'll bet a ton of idiots made that statement absolutely HAVE to be there) ...
Laugh Laugh. Not at the profile, but the gears it made turn. Wow.
The irony is that none of our accounts are the real us. They represent who we are for a small period of time.. and no matter where we try to delete or redo, we were still there. Evidence planted and noted. It stinks not to be able to be truly anonymous or start over. Truth is world: Only the Holy trinity of credit score Gods really knows who you are, where you've been, how long and just how bad you messed it up.
No new accounts, as all is remembered. Every name, date, place and time. You think seven years right? The Gods forget after that. Sadly...nooooooo...
The IRS takes up where the seven year clause leaves off. Eternal purgatory for some, hell for others... it depends on perspective and whether or not we really need a house, vehicle, apartment, license, insurance or job...
New accounts...
May monkeys fly out of my butt (with a 1099 Form).