Bad credit (n.) is usually discovered in front of a landlord.
Bad credit (n.) is cured by borrowing, which is how it was caught.
Bad credit (n.) is a memory the system keeps longer than the people involved do.
Bad credit (n.) charges the most to the people who have the least.
A Charge account (n.) is like a friend who lends you anything and remembers everything.
A Charge account (n.) is the current way to get a shock at the beginning of every month.
Credit (financial) (n.) is responsible for the fact that most of us wish we could afford to live the way they are living.
Credit (financial) (n.) is often taken by loud folks--- lightning does the work; thunder takes the credit.
Credit (financial) (n.) is imaginary riches.
Credit (financial) (n.) is much like being drunk. The buzz happens immediately and gives you a lift.... The hangover comes the day after.
A Credit card (n.) is three dimensiona: length, width and debt.
The Credit card (n.) is pretty old — Western Union introduced the first one in 1921.
A Credit card (n.) is able to buy pretty much anything nowadays except experience.
A Credit card (n.) is an anaesthetic which simply delays the pain.
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