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February 21, 2008 at 3:34 PM #157564February 21, 2008 at 3:46 PM #157207
(former)FormerSanDiegan
ParticipantLOL. I don’t see why they wouldn’t put that in the description. They can call it a “modern art masterpiece”. Gives the house that “cozy, lived-in” feeling.
🙂
good idea, maybe they should even put a green spin on things … “say goodbye to utility bills, low carbon footprint, organic wall coatings”
February 21, 2008 at 3:46 PM #157497ParticipantLOL. I don’t see why they wouldn’t put that in the description. They can call it a “modern art masterpiece”. Gives the house that “cozy, lived-in” feeling.
🙂
good idea, maybe they should even put a green spin on things … “say goodbye to utility bills, low carbon footprint, organic wall coatings”
February 21, 2008 at 3:46 PM #157512ParticipantLOL. I don’t see why they wouldn’t put that in the description. They can call it a “modern art masterpiece”. Gives the house that “cozy, lived-in” feeling.
🙂
good idea, maybe they should even put a green spin on things … “say goodbye to utility bills, low carbon footprint, organic wall coatings”
February 21, 2008 at 3:46 PM #157519ParticipantLOL. I don’t see why they wouldn’t put that in the description. They can call it a “modern art masterpiece”. Gives the house that “cozy, lived-in” feeling.
🙂
good idea, maybe they should even put a green spin on things … “say goodbye to utility bills, low carbon footprint, organic wall coatings”
February 21, 2008 at 3:46 PM #157589ParticipantLOL. I don’t see why they wouldn’t put that in the description. They can call it a “modern art masterpiece”. Gives the house that “cozy, lived-in” feeling.
🙂
good idea, maybe they should even put a green spin on things … “say goodbye to utility bills, low carbon footprint, organic wall coatings”
February 21, 2008 at 4:01 PM #157218jpinpb
Participant“covered every remaining surface with human feces.”
I guess that’s the proverbial and literal –
sh*t hitting the fan – and splattering the walls.
Are they urine-soaking the floors as well, rather than making payments on a place going under and p*ssing in the wind.
February 21, 2008 at 4:01 PM #157508Participant“covered every remaining surface with human feces.”
I guess that’s the proverbial and literal –
sh*t hitting the fan – and splattering the walls.
Are they urine-soaking the floors as well, rather than making payments on a place going under and p*ssing in the wind.
February 21, 2008 at 4:01 PM #157522Participant“covered every remaining surface with human feces.”
I guess that’s the proverbial and literal –
sh*t hitting the fan – and splattering the walls.
Are they urine-soaking the floors as well, rather than making payments on a place going under and p*ssing in the wind.
February 21, 2008 at 4:01 PM #157530Participant“covered every remaining surface with human feces.”
I guess that’s the proverbial and literal –
sh*t hitting the fan – and splattering the walls.
Are they urine-soaking the floors as well, rather than making payments on a place going under and p*ssing in the wind.
February 21, 2008 at 4:01 PM #157599Participant“covered every remaining surface with human feces.”
I guess that’s the proverbial and literal –
sh*t hitting the fan – and splattering the walls.
Are they urine-soaking the floors as well, rather than making payments on a place going under and p*ssing in the wind.
February 21, 2008 at 4:04 PM #157222kewp
ParticipantIf it’s close to 1999 priced isn’t it also close to 1992 prices?
Jeepers, didn’t think of that. If it overshoots then we may well see ’89 pricing in some areas!
Detroit and Cleveland have already proven that homes in America can drop to essentially zero value; I wonder if the IE is next?
February 21, 2008 at 4:04 PM #157513ParticipantIf it’s close to 1999 priced isn’t it also close to 1992 prices?
Jeepers, didn’t think of that. If it overshoots then we may well see ’89 pricing in some areas!
Detroit and Cleveland have already proven that homes in America can drop to essentially zero value; I wonder if the IE is next?
February 21, 2008 at 4:04 PM #157527ParticipantIf it’s close to 1999 priced isn’t it also close to 1992 prices?
Jeepers, didn’t think of that. If it overshoots then we may well see ’89 pricing in some areas!
Detroit and Cleveland have already proven that homes in America can drop to essentially zero value; I wonder if the IE is next?
February 21, 2008 at 4:04 PM #157535ParticipantIf it’s close to 1999 priced isn’t it also close to 1992 prices?
Jeepers, didn’t think of that. If it overshoots then we may well see ’89 pricing in some areas!
Detroit and Cleveland have already proven that homes in America can drop to essentially zero value; I wonder if the IE is next?
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