Shadow inventory finally being released ?

[Scarlett]

[quote=davelj][quote=Scarlett]Just drop it Dave. CA R is right. It WAS insulting and uncalled for and I decided to ignore that. And this was not the first time you did it either. Just because it’s internet it doesn’t mean people don’t have feelings and yes it bothered me greatly that day. Don’t assume because you are an insensitive person others are too. You DON’T KNOW that and you should treat your fellow posters with respect.[/quote]

“Just drop it”? That’s awfully curt. Now I feel insulted. Kidding, of course.

The only reason a comment from a random internet poster (and, by definition, someone you don’t know personally) would have “bothered you greatly” is if it hit a nerve… and only you know why that’s the case. I could only speculate.

If it’s o.k. with you… I think I’ll wait for Rich to admonish me before altering any purportedly boorish behavior… it being his site and all. But I will duly note that the Posters with Grievances Club has one more member. Welcome![/quote]

I wouldn’t have used “just drop it” until you said you can’t be offended – so You asked for it. You can speculate all you want. Our families haunt us for NOT keeping us with Joneses – and they know us infinitely better than you. So it bothered me that somehow I gave you that impression and I wondered how, if at all, I misrepresented myself.

Nice post, Ren. I see things the same way.

[davelj]

[quote=Scarlett]I think Dave is craving this kind of attention he can get by making snarky remarks. That’s pretty childish and should be treated appropriately – IGNORE. Those of you with young kids know that’s how you deal with this kind of behavior.[/quote]

I’ll file this post under “Unintentionally Ironic,” as it is proof that you find it challenging to follow your own advice despite the low degree of difficulty involved. Those of you with young kids are probably familiar with this sort of behavior.

[davelj]

[quote=Scarlett]I think Dave is craving this kind of attention he can get by making snarky remarks. That’s pretty childish and should be treated appropriately – IGNORE. Those of you with young kids know that’s how you deal with this kind of behavior.[/quote]

I’ll file this post under “Unintentionally Ironic,” as it is proof that you find it challenging to follow your own advice despite the low degree of difficulty involved. Those of you with young kids are probably familiar with this sort of behavior.

[davelj]

[quote=Scarlett]I think Dave is craving this kind of attention he can get by making snarky remarks. That’s pretty childish and should be treated appropriately – IGNORE. Those of you with young kids know that’s how you deal with this kind of behavior.[/quote]

I’ll file this post under “Unintentionally Ironic,” as it is proof that you find it challenging to follow your own advice despite the low degree of difficulty involved. Those of you with young kids are probably familiar with this sort of behavior.

[davelj]

[quote=Scarlett]I think Dave is craving this kind of attention he can get by making snarky remarks. That’s pretty childish and should be treated appropriately – IGNORE. Those of you with young kids know that’s how you deal with this kind of behavior.[/quote]

I’ll file this post under “Unintentionally Ironic,” as it is proof that you find it challenging to follow your own advice despite the low degree of difficulty involved. Those of you with young kids are probably familiar with this sort of behavior.

[davelj]

[quote=Scarlett]I think Dave is craving this kind of attention he can get by making snarky remarks. That’s pretty childish and should be treated appropriately – IGNORE. Those of you with young kids know that’s how you deal with this kind of behavior.[/quote]

I’ll file this post under “Unintentionally Ironic,” as it is proof that you find it challenging to follow your own advice despite the low degree of difficulty involved. Those of you with young kids are probably familiar with this sort of behavior.

[bearishgurl]

Ya’ll Piggs can lay it on thick over here. I’ve had a sign on my forehead most of my life. Being the “survivor-type,” I’ve seen it, done it and lived it and am used to it to all arrows, lol … :=]

[bearishgurl]

Ya’ll Piggs can lay it on thick over here. I’ve had a sign on my forehead most of my life. Being the “survivor-type,” I’ve seen it, done it and lived it and am used to it to all arrows, lol … :=]

[bearishgurl]

Ya’ll Piggs can lay it on thick over here. I’ve had a sign on my forehead most of my life. Being the “survivor-type,” I’ve seen it, done it and lived it and am used to it to all arrows, lol … :=]

[bearishgurl]

Ya’ll Piggs can lay it on thick over here. I’ve had a sign on my forehead most of my life. Being the “survivor-type,” I’ve seen it, done it and lived it and am used to it to all arrows, lol … :=]

[bearishgurl]

Ya’ll Piggs can lay it on thick over here. I’ve had a sign on my forehead most of my life. Being the “survivor-type,” I’ve seen it, done it and lived it and am used to it to all arrows, lol … :=]

[sreeb]

I bought my 1st house in 1982. It was the much discussed 1200 sqft 3 bed/2 bath, in my case in Mission Village (near the stadium). It cost $87K and my 12.75% FHA mortgage was over $900 at the time.

I just looked in the same neighborhood and I think you could buy the same house with improvements for under $400K. Given current interest rates, I think it is more affordable today than it was 30 years ago.

[sreeb]

I bought my 1st house in 1982. It was the much discussed 1200 sqft 3 bed/2 bath, in my case in Mission Village (near the stadium). It cost $87K and my 12.75% FHA mortgage was over $900 at the time.

I just looked in the same neighborhood and I think you could buy the same house with improvements for under $400K. Given current interest rates, I think it is more affordable today than it was 30 years ago.

[sreeb]

I bought my 1st house in 1982. It was the much discussed 1200 sqft 3 bed/2 bath, in my case in Mission Village (near the stadium). It cost $87K and my 12.75% FHA mortgage was over $900 at the time.

I just looked in the same neighborhood and I think you could buy the same house with improvements for under $400K. Given current interest rates, I think it is more affordable today than it was 30 years ago.

[sreeb]

I bought my 1st house in 1982. It was the much discussed 1200 sqft 3 bed/2 bath, in my case in Mission Village (near the stadium). It cost $87K and my 12.75% FHA mortgage was over $900 at the time.

I just looked in the same neighborhood and I think you could buy the same house with improvements for under $400K. Given current interest rates, I think it is more affordable today than it was 30 years ago.

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