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  • May 4, 2008 at 5:08 PM #199096
    cr
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    Let’s see, if I bought a 19″ color TV in 1983 for $500, can I now sue Sony for a 62″ Plasma?

    Maybe they should sue lenders for writing loans to people who defaulted and ended the housing bubble? Or maybe they should sue their neighbors for not being able to buy more expensive homes? Maybe they should sue the local businesses for not paying better? Or maybe sue us here at piggington for scaring people out of buying houses at their peak prices and causing the collaspe of housing nationwide?

    “My house went down in price, I have to sue someone #$&%^*@!”

    May 4, 2008 at 5:38 PM #198987
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    I think the buyers are going to lose this one. The builders can do what they want. The FB’s bought a house, they don’t want to see smaller/cheaper houses go up in the development. So what? Life’s not fair. I’m a single mom, if I can get in an expensive development with homes double the value of what I’m purchasing, I’m going for it. If there is a picket line, I’ll be the first one to cross it.

    One man’s pain is another man’s pleasure.

    May 4, 2008 at 5:38 PM #199029
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    I think the buyers are going to lose this one. The builders can do what they want. The FB’s bought a house, they don’t want to see smaller/cheaper houses go up in the development. So what? Life’s not fair. I’m a single mom, if I can get in an expensive development with homes double the value of what I’m purchasing, I’m going for it. If there is a picket line, I’ll be the first one to cross it.

    One man’s pain is another man’s pleasure.

    May 4, 2008 at 5:38 PM #199055
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    I think the buyers are going to lose this one. The builders can do what they want. The FB’s bought a house, they don’t want to see smaller/cheaper houses go up in the development. So what? Life’s not fair. I’m a single mom, if I can get in an expensive development with homes double the value of what I’m purchasing, I’m going for it. If there is a picket line, I’ll be the first one to cross it.

    One man’s pain is another man’s pleasure.

    May 4, 2008 at 5:38 PM #199081
    Anonymous
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    I think the buyers are going to lose this one. The builders can do what they want. The FB’s bought a house, they don’t want to see smaller/cheaper houses go up in the development. So what? Life’s not fair. I’m a single mom, if I can get in an expensive development with homes double the value of what I’m purchasing, I’m going for it. If there is a picket line, I’ll be the first one to cross it.

    One man’s pain is another man’s pleasure.

    May 4, 2008 at 5:38 PM #199116
    Anonymous
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    I think the buyers are going to lose this one. The builders can do what they want. The FB’s bought a house, they don’t want to see smaller/cheaper houses go up in the development. So what? Life’s not fair. I’m a single mom, if I can get in an expensive development with homes double the value of what I’m purchasing, I’m going for it. If there is a picket line, I’ll be the first one to cross it.

    One man’s pain is another man’s pleasure.

    April 23, 2011 at 4:54 PM #688752
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    Single Mom? Can’t afford that two story nice dream home that someone else worked hard to afford and is now seeing devalued because the contractor is building lower value lower quality property next door? And that’s the home buyers fault? Well here’s a novel idea, how about you work hard like those people, get a good job, buy a house like they did and then get back to me. Until then perhaps you should have considered keeping your legs closed and not popping out kids who obviously caused you not to be able to afford to buy a house in a nice neighborhood without government assistance.

    April 23, 2011 at 4:54 PM #688816
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    Single Mom? Can’t afford that two story nice dream home that someone else worked hard to afford and is now seeing devalued because the contractor is building lower value lower quality property next door? And that’s the home buyers fault? Well here’s a novel idea, how about you work hard like those people, get a good job, buy a house like they did and then get back to me. Until then perhaps you should have considered keeping your legs closed and not popping out kids who obviously caused you not to be able to afford to buy a house in a nice neighborhood without government assistance.

    April 23, 2011 at 4:54 PM #689432
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    Single Mom? Can’t afford that two story nice dream home that someone else worked hard to afford and is now seeing devalued because the contractor is building lower value lower quality property next door? And that’s the home buyers fault? Well here’s a novel idea, how about you work hard like those people, get a good job, buy a house like they did and then get back to me. Until then perhaps you should have considered keeping your legs closed and not popping out kids who obviously caused you not to be able to afford to buy a house in a nice neighborhood without government assistance.

    April 23, 2011 at 4:54 PM #689575
    Anonymous
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    Single Mom? Can’t afford that two story nice dream home that someone else worked hard to afford and is now seeing devalued because the contractor is building lower value lower quality property next door? And that’s the home buyers fault? Well here’s a novel idea, how about you work hard like those people, get a good job, buy a house like they did and then get back to me. Until then perhaps you should have considered keeping your legs closed and not popping out kids who obviously caused you not to be able to afford to buy a house in a nice neighborhood without government assistance.

    April 23, 2011 at 4:54 PM #689925
    Anonymous
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    Single Mom? Can’t afford that two story nice dream home that someone else worked hard to afford and is now seeing devalued because the contractor is building lower value lower quality property next door? And that’s the home buyers fault? Well here’s a novel idea, how about you work hard like those people, get a good job, buy a house like they did and then get back to me. Until then perhaps you should have considered keeping your legs closed and not popping out kids who obviously caused you not to be able to afford to buy a house in a nice neighborhood without government assistance.

    April 23, 2011 at 6:19 PM #688762
    Scarlett
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    Gee, somebody must have had a personal beef to just register and revive a 3 year old thread with a self-righteous message!

    so, who won? I bet it was the builders.

    April 23, 2011 at 6:19 PM #688826
    Scarlett
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    Gee, somebody must have had a personal beef to just register and revive a 3 year old thread with a self-righteous message!

    so, who won? I bet it was the builders.

    April 23, 2011 at 6:19 PM #689442
    Scarlett
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    Gee, somebody must have had a personal beef to just register and revive a 3 year old thread with a self-righteous message!

    so, who won? I bet it was the builders.

    April 23, 2011 at 6:19 PM #689585
    Scarlett
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    Gee, somebody must have had a personal beef to just register and revive a 3 year old thread with a self-righteous message!

    so, who won? I bet it was the builders.

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