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August 17, 2008 at 4:25 PM #258349August 17, 2008 at 11:21 PM #258177
PatentGuy
Participant“How many of us are female?”
Not me. But, PatentGal is. Thanks for asking.
August 17, 2008 at 11:21 PM #258366Participant“How many of us are female?”
Not me. But, PatentGal is. Thanks for asking.
August 17, 2008 at 11:21 PM #258378Participant“How many of us are female?”
Not me. But, PatentGal is. Thanks for asking.
August 17, 2008 at 11:21 PM #258426Participant“How many of us are female?”
Not me. But, PatentGal is. Thanks for asking.
August 17, 2008 at 11:21 PM #258469Participant“How many of us are female?”
Not me. But, PatentGal is. Thanks for asking.
August 18, 2008 at 1:14 AM #258217Stradivarius
ParticipantFemale, 30, medical professional and freelance musician, married/DINK (Dual Income No Kids). I post occasionally but try to avoid topics that involve opinions. Opinions don’t figure well into spreadsheets. Discovered Piggington about a year ago when I first moved to SD and started looking for a house. Credit crunched and prices dropped so I needed spreadsheets to figure out why. Thanks, Rich and Piggs for providing me with a wealth of knowledge.
To me it seems that a lot of us here, male or female, do not settle for good decisions; it must be the BEST decision with the highest probability of success. This requires gleaning as much information as possible. I bet you’re all a bunch of overachievers. 🙂
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August 18, 2008 at 1:14 AM #258405ParticipantFemale, 30, medical professional and freelance musician, married/DINK (Dual Income No Kids). I post occasionally but try to avoid topics that involve opinions. Opinions don’t figure well into spreadsheets. Discovered Piggington about a year ago when I first moved to SD and started looking for a house. Credit crunched and prices dropped so I needed spreadsheets to figure out why. Thanks, Rich and Piggs for providing me with a wealth of knowledge.
To me it seems that a lot of us here, male or female, do not settle for good decisions; it must be the BEST decision with the highest probability of success. This requires gleaning as much information as possible. I bet you’re all a bunch of overachievers. 🙂
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August 18, 2008 at 1:14 AM #258418ParticipantFemale, 30, medical professional and freelance musician, married/DINK (Dual Income No Kids). I post occasionally but try to avoid topics that involve opinions. Opinions don’t figure well into spreadsheets. Discovered Piggington about a year ago when I first moved to SD and started looking for a house. Credit crunched and prices dropped so I needed spreadsheets to figure out why. Thanks, Rich and Piggs for providing me with a wealth of knowledge.
To me it seems that a lot of us here, male or female, do not settle for good decisions; it must be the BEST decision with the highest probability of success. This requires gleaning as much information as possible. I bet you’re all a bunch of overachievers. 🙂
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August 18, 2008 at 1:14 AM #258465ParticipantFemale, 30, medical professional and freelance musician, married/DINK (Dual Income No Kids). I post occasionally but try to avoid topics that involve opinions. Opinions don’t figure well into spreadsheets. Discovered Piggington about a year ago when I first moved to SD and started looking for a house. Credit crunched and prices dropped so I needed spreadsheets to figure out why. Thanks, Rich and Piggs for providing me with a wealth of knowledge.
To me it seems that a lot of us here, male or female, do not settle for good decisions; it must be the BEST decision with the highest probability of success. This requires gleaning as much information as possible. I bet you’re all a bunch of overachievers. 🙂
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August 18, 2008 at 1:14 AM #258509ParticipantFemale, 30, medical professional and freelance musician, married/DINK (Dual Income No Kids). I post occasionally but try to avoid topics that involve opinions. Opinions don’t figure well into spreadsheets. Discovered Piggington about a year ago when I first moved to SD and started looking for a house. Credit crunched and prices dropped so I needed spreadsheets to figure out why. Thanks, Rich and Piggs for providing me with a wealth of knowledge.
To me it seems that a lot of us here, male or female, do not settle for good decisions; it must be the BEST decision with the highest probability of success. This requires gleaning as much information as possible. I bet you’re all a bunch of overachievers. 🙂
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August 18, 2008 at 8:42 AM #258247pbnative
ParticipantFemale. Have bought and sold a few properties in PB and downtown, some with huge profits (bought in ’95, sold in ’04) and some with merely respectable profits. I still own the place we’re in now, but that’s just because it would cost the same to rent here. I follow real estate here and on Hawaii, but have no intention of buying right now.
August 18, 2008 at 8:42 AM #258436ParticipantFemale. Have bought and sold a few properties in PB and downtown, some with huge profits (bought in ’95, sold in ’04) and some with merely respectable profits. I still own the place we’re in now, but that’s just because it would cost the same to rent here. I follow real estate here and on Hawaii, but have no intention of buying right now.
August 18, 2008 at 8:42 AM #258449ParticipantFemale. Have bought and sold a few properties in PB and downtown, some with huge profits (bought in ’95, sold in ’04) and some with merely respectable profits. I still own the place we’re in now, but that’s just because it would cost the same to rent here. I follow real estate here and on Hawaii, but have no intention of buying right now.
August 18, 2008 at 8:42 AM #258495ParticipantFemale. Have bought and sold a few properties in PB and downtown, some with huge profits (bought in ’95, sold in ’04) and some with merely respectable profits. I still own the place we’re in now, but that’s just because it would cost the same to rent here. I follow real estate here and on Hawaii, but have no intention of buying right now.
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