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  • June 2, 2011 at 3:59 PM #701952
    sdrealtor
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    [quote=desmond][quote=Jazzman][quote=sdrealtor]Ok just back from NYC. FWIW Mark Hanson is the infamous Mr Mortgage who has been flat out wrong in his predictions. He’s selling something. Understand that and buy what he is selling at your own risk just as you would with anything else your buying.[/quote]
    You’ve only had to say things are bad to be right in this market, which is pretty much what he’s been predicting. BTW what’s he selling?[/quote]

    Are you asking what Hanson is selling or SDR?[/quote]

    said the Unabomber in training….

    June 2, 2011 at 4:07 PM #700756
    sdrealtor
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    Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr

    June 2, 2011 at 4:07 PM #700854
    sdrealtor
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    Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr

    June 2, 2011 at 4:07 PM #701448
    sdrealtor
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    Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr

    June 2, 2011 at 4:07 PM #701595
    sdrealtor
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    Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr

    June 2, 2011 at 4:07 PM #701957
    sdrealtor
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    Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr

    June 2, 2011 at 4:21 PM #700766
    scaredyclassic
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    48 is actually kind of old. I recently did it. It is the first age I can remember for a while that was truly freaky. 48. Cripes. As they say, age is just a number that roughly correlates to physical decline and inevitable mortality.

    June 2, 2011 at 4:21 PM #700864
    scaredyclassic
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    48 is actually kind of old. I recently did it. It is the first age I can remember for a while that was truly freaky. 48. Cripes. As they say, age is just a number that roughly correlates to physical decline and inevitable mortality.

    June 2, 2011 at 4:21 PM #701458
    scaredyclassic
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    48 is actually kind of old. I recently did it. It is the first age I can remember for a while that was truly freaky. 48. Cripes. As they say, age is just a number that roughly correlates to physical decline and inevitable mortality.

    June 2, 2011 at 4:21 PM #701605
    scaredyclassic
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    48 is actually kind of old. I recently did it. It is the first age I can remember for a while that was truly freaky. 48. Cripes. As they say, age is just a number that roughly correlates to physical decline and inevitable mortality.

    June 2, 2011 at 4:21 PM #701967
    scaredyclassic
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    48 is actually kind of old. I recently did it. It is the first age I can remember for a while that was truly freaky. 48. Cripes. As they say, age is just a number that roughly correlates to physical decline and inevitable mortality.

    June 2, 2011 at 4:37 PM #700776
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr[/quote]

    Guys.
    I would like first to have a moment of silence for sdr who could not be here with us tonight.

    However, in his time (and long life) he saw many beautiful things.

    The construction of the Golden Gate Bridge,
    the fall of the siege of Sevastopol,
    the end of slavery in the United States,

    June 2, 2011 at 4:37 PM #700874
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr[/quote]

    Guys.
    I would like first to have a moment of silence for sdr who could not be here with us tonight.

    However, in his time (and long life) he saw many beautiful things.

    The construction of the Golden Gate Bridge,
    the fall of the siege of Sevastopol,
    the end of slavery in the United States,

    June 2, 2011 at 4:37 PM #701467
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr[/quote]

    Guys.
    I would like first to have a moment of silence for sdr who could not be here with us tonight.

    However, in his time (and long life) he saw many beautiful things.

    The construction of the Golden Gate Bridge,
    the fall of the siege of Sevastopol,
    the end of slavery in the United States,

    June 2, 2011 at 4:37 PM #701615
    urbanrealtor
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    [quote=sdrealtor]Thanx UCGal
    I’ve been traveling around visiting friends and family with my wine bag for the last few hours. I also bought 4 dozen roses – one for each of my 48 years on the planet. I’ve been handing them out to friends, family and complete strangers. It hasnt been easy giving away so many in one day but neither have the last 48 years been.

    cheers

    sdr[/quote]

    Guys.
    I would like first to have a moment of silence for sdr who could not be here with us tonight.

    However, in his time (and long life) he saw many beautiful things.

    The construction of the Golden Gate Bridge,
    the fall of the siege of Sevastopol,
    the end of slavery in the United States,

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