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July 6, 2011 at 10:25 PM #18920July 6, 2011 at 10:35 PM #707843urbanrealtorParticipant
Also, AFX texted me and asked if my office was on fire.
I replied that I needed to store some empty gas cans in the garage of the house I sold him.
I have not heard from him since.
http://www.cbs8.com/story/15037097/raging-fire-guts-aged-hillcrest-building
July 6, 2011 at 10:35 PM #707939urbanrealtorParticipantAlso, AFX texted me and asked if my office was on fire.
I replied that I needed to store some empty gas cans in the garage of the house I sold him.
I have not heard from him since.
http://www.cbs8.com/story/15037097/raging-fire-guts-aged-hillcrest-building
July 6, 2011 at 10:35 PM #708539urbanrealtorParticipantAlso, AFX texted me and asked if my office was on fire.
I replied that I needed to store some empty gas cans in the garage of the house I sold him.
I have not heard from him since.
http://www.cbs8.com/story/15037097/raging-fire-guts-aged-hillcrest-building
July 6, 2011 at 10:35 PM #708691urbanrealtorParticipantAlso, AFX texted me and asked if my office was on fire.
I replied that I needed to store some empty gas cans in the garage of the house I sold him.
I have not heard from him since.
http://www.cbs8.com/story/15037097/raging-fire-guts-aged-hillcrest-building
July 6, 2011 at 10:35 PM #709054urbanrealtorParticipantAlso, AFX texted me and asked if my office was on fire.
I replied that I needed to store some empty gas cans in the garage of the house I sold him.
I have not heard from him since.
http://www.cbs8.com/story/15037097/raging-fire-guts-aged-hillcrest-building
July 6, 2011 at 11:46 PM #707853afx114ParticipantA year after I visit New Orleans, Katrina hits.
A year after I visit Japan, the earthquake and tsunami hit.
3 months after I move from Hillcrest, it burns to the ground.I’m afraid that if you give me your empty gas cans, they will melt from my disastrous aura of awesomeness. But I’ll store them for you. Right next to the spider mansions I have yet to destroy.
BTW, learned some interesting factoids about the original owner from our neighbor. Apparently he was a CIA marksman. He would disappear on missions for months at a time. He made his own ammo in the basement. I’ve found rolls of geological maps of the USA in the subfloor, but not sure if that is related. He asked my neighbor if he’d be interested in helping him build an underground firing range under the back yard. Unfortunately he passed before he could accomplish his dream. I probably would have converted it to a bowling alley.
My house gets cooler and cooler the more I learn about it. Thanks again, urbanpyro!
July 6, 2011 at 11:46 PM #707949afx114ParticipantA year after I visit New Orleans, Katrina hits.
A year after I visit Japan, the earthquake and tsunami hit.
3 months after I move from Hillcrest, it burns to the ground.I’m afraid that if you give me your empty gas cans, they will melt from my disastrous aura of awesomeness. But I’ll store them for you. Right next to the spider mansions I have yet to destroy.
BTW, learned some interesting factoids about the original owner from our neighbor. Apparently he was a CIA marksman. He would disappear on missions for months at a time. He made his own ammo in the basement. I’ve found rolls of geological maps of the USA in the subfloor, but not sure if that is related. He asked my neighbor if he’d be interested in helping him build an underground firing range under the back yard. Unfortunately he passed before he could accomplish his dream. I probably would have converted it to a bowling alley.
My house gets cooler and cooler the more I learn about it. Thanks again, urbanpyro!
July 6, 2011 at 11:46 PM #708549afx114ParticipantA year after I visit New Orleans, Katrina hits.
A year after I visit Japan, the earthquake and tsunami hit.
3 months after I move from Hillcrest, it burns to the ground.I’m afraid that if you give me your empty gas cans, they will melt from my disastrous aura of awesomeness. But I’ll store them for you. Right next to the spider mansions I have yet to destroy.
BTW, learned some interesting factoids about the original owner from our neighbor. Apparently he was a CIA marksman. He would disappear on missions for months at a time. He made his own ammo in the basement. I’ve found rolls of geological maps of the USA in the subfloor, but not sure if that is related. He asked my neighbor if he’d be interested in helping him build an underground firing range under the back yard. Unfortunately he passed before he could accomplish his dream. I probably would have converted it to a bowling alley.
My house gets cooler and cooler the more I learn about it. Thanks again, urbanpyro!
July 6, 2011 at 11:46 PM #708701afx114ParticipantA year after I visit New Orleans, Katrina hits.
A year after I visit Japan, the earthquake and tsunami hit.
3 months after I move from Hillcrest, it burns to the ground.I’m afraid that if you give me your empty gas cans, they will melt from my disastrous aura of awesomeness. But I’ll store them for you. Right next to the spider mansions I have yet to destroy.
BTW, learned some interesting factoids about the original owner from our neighbor. Apparently he was a CIA marksman. He would disappear on missions for months at a time. He made his own ammo in the basement. I’ve found rolls of geological maps of the USA in the subfloor, but not sure if that is related. He asked my neighbor if he’d be interested in helping him build an underground firing range under the back yard. Unfortunately he passed before he could accomplish his dream. I probably would have converted it to a bowling alley.
My house gets cooler and cooler the more I learn about it. Thanks again, urbanpyro!
July 6, 2011 at 11:46 PM #709064afx114ParticipantA year after I visit New Orleans, Katrina hits.
A year after I visit Japan, the earthquake and tsunami hit.
3 months after I move from Hillcrest, it burns to the ground.I’m afraid that if you give me your empty gas cans, they will melt from my disastrous aura of awesomeness. But I’ll store them for you. Right next to the spider mansions I have yet to destroy.
BTW, learned some interesting factoids about the original owner from our neighbor. Apparently he was a CIA marksman. He would disappear on missions for months at a time. He made his own ammo in the basement. I’ve found rolls of geological maps of the USA in the subfloor, but not sure if that is related. He asked my neighbor if he’d be interested in helping him build an underground firing range under the back yard. Unfortunately he passed before he could accomplish his dream. I probably would have converted it to a bowling alley.
My house gets cooler and cooler the more I learn about it. Thanks again, urbanpyro!
July 7, 2011 at 12:47 PM #707979briansd1GuestMaybe it’s better to raze that building and build a new structure like the Egyptian in its place.
That area of University Avenue would be a good place to build apartment/condos without parking. I’m sure that there would be plenty of buyers/renters. More density means better public transport option in the future.
July 7, 2011 at 12:47 PM #708075briansd1GuestMaybe it’s better to raze that building and build a new structure like the Egyptian in its place.
That area of University Avenue would be a good place to build apartment/condos without parking. I’m sure that there would be plenty of buyers/renters. More density means better public transport option in the future.
July 7, 2011 at 12:47 PM #708674briansd1GuestMaybe it’s better to raze that building and build a new structure like the Egyptian in its place.
That area of University Avenue would be a good place to build apartment/condos without parking. I’m sure that there would be plenty of buyers/renters. More density means better public transport option in the future.
July 7, 2011 at 12:47 PM #708825briansd1GuestMaybe it’s better to raze that building and build a new structure like the Egyptian in its place.
That area of University Avenue would be a good place to build apartment/condos without parking. I’m sure that there would be plenty of buyers/renters. More density means better public transport option in the future.
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