BofA Reductions

[jpinpb]

Boy. I can’t believe I’m going to say this. But. That island seems like it’s own little country that is self-sustaining. If you are not a consumer (I’m not) you could live a comfortable life there. Now the rest of Italy will be hurting, along w/the other European countries. It will be an adjustment for alot of people in this world.

Edit:

[quote=flu]
PIG SHI…. (Portugal, Iceland, Greece, Spain, Hungary, Italy). Now if there was only a country begining with T in the euro block, the word would complete appropriately…[/quote]

Turkey? (though I’m not sure it’s officially part of EU – candidate)

There you have it.

[briansd1]

[quote=jpinpb]Boy. I can’t believe I’m going to say this. But. That island seems like it’s own little country that is self-sustaining. If you are not a consumer (I’m not) you could live a comfortable life there. Now the rest of Italy will be hurting, along w/the other European countries. It will be an adjustment for alot of people in this world. [/quote]

It’s a lot more self sustaining to live in a Europe village then American suburbia.

The American suburbs, while in “normal times” little oasis of quiet, are highly dependent on the global supply chain. An interruption in the supply chain will cause the death of the American suburb.

In an Italian village, you can much more easily bike around town and survive on the local agriculture. Life will still go on.

[briansd1]

[quote=jpinpb]Boy. I can’t believe I’m going to say this. But. That island seems like it’s own little country that is self-sustaining. If you are not a consumer (I’m not) you could live a comfortable life there. Now the rest of Italy will be hurting, along w/the other European countries. It will be an adjustment for alot of people in this world. [/quote]

It’s a lot more self sustaining to live in a Europe village then American suburbia.

The American suburbs, while in “normal times” little oasis of quiet, are highly dependent on the global supply chain. An interruption in the supply chain will cause the death of the American suburb.

In an Italian village, you can much more easily bike around town and survive on the local agriculture. Life will still go on.

[briansd1]

[quote=jpinpb]Boy. I can’t believe I’m going to say this. But. That island seems like it’s own little country that is self-sustaining. If you are not a consumer (I’m not) you could live a comfortable life there. Now the rest of Italy will be hurting, along w/the other European countries. It will be an adjustment for alot of people in this world. [/quote]

It’s a lot more self sustaining to live in a Europe village then American suburbia.

The American suburbs, while in “normal times” little oasis of quiet, are highly dependent on the global supply chain. An interruption in the supply chain will cause the death of the American suburb.

In an Italian village, you can much more easily bike around town and survive on the local agriculture. Life will still go on.

[briansd1]

[quote=jpinpb]Boy. I can’t believe I’m going to say this. But. That island seems like it’s own little country that is self-sustaining. If you are not a consumer (I’m not) you could live a comfortable life there. Now the rest of Italy will be hurting, along w/the other European countries. It will be an adjustment for alot of people in this world. [/quote]

It’s a lot more self sustaining to live in a Europe village then American suburbia.

The American suburbs, while in “normal times” little oasis of quiet, are highly dependent on the global supply chain. An interruption in the supply chain will cause the death of the American suburb.

In an Italian village, you can much more easily bike around town and survive on the local agriculture. Life will still go on.

[briansd1]

[quote=jpinpb]Boy. I can’t believe I’m going to say this. But. That island seems like it’s own little country that is self-sustaining. If you are not a consumer (I’m not) you could live a comfortable life there. Now the rest of Italy will be hurting, along w/the other European countries. It will be an adjustment for alot of people in this world. [/quote]

It’s a lot more self sustaining to live in a Europe village then American suburbia.

The American suburbs, while in “normal times” little oasis of quiet, are highly dependent on the global supply chain. An interruption in the supply chain will cause the death of the American suburb.

In an Italian village, you can much more easily bike around town and survive on the local agriculture. Life will still go on.

[sdrealtor]

When are you moving?

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When are you moving?

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When are you moving?

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When are you moving?

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When are you moving?

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