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August 17, 2007 at 2:10 AM #76818August 17, 2007 at 7:43 AM #76915OC BurnsParticipant
Doesn’t this mean that women are responsible for the housing crisis? If they had only let the men make all the decisions, none of this would have happened.
August 17, 2007 at 7:43 AM #77037OC BurnsParticipantDoesn’t this mean that women are responsible for the housing crisis? If they had only let the men make all the decisions, none of this would have happened.
August 17, 2007 at 7:43 AM #77063OC BurnsParticipantDoesn’t this mean that women are responsible for the housing crisis? If they had only let the men make all the decisions, none of this would have happened.
August 17, 2007 at 8:29 AM #76951kikiParticipantOC Burns, for it to be true (if women are responsible) the mayority of sales should be people buying homes to live in, but isn’t this bubble built on pure speculation and flipping mania. Can you prove that mayority of flippers are women?
August 17, 2007 at 8:29 AM #77073kikiParticipantOC Burns, for it to be true (if women are responsible) the mayority of sales should be people buying homes to live in, but isn’t this bubble built on pure speculation and flipping mania. Can you prove that mayority of flippers are women?
August 17, 2007 at 8:29 AM #77099kikiParticipantOC Burns, for it to be true (if women are responsible) the mayority of sales should be people buying homes to live in, but isn’t this bubble built on pure speculation and flipping mania. Can you prove that mayority of flippers are women?
August 17, 2007 at 8:30 AM #76954buyorholdParticipant“The LA Times article was interesting and somewhat informative. However, the initial assessment of the article was trite and sexist.”
I totally agree, this type of comment is extremely sexist and embarassing to Piggington’s.
I, the wife, am the one that has been ultra-conservation about buying in the current market.
August 17, 2007 at 8:30 AM #77102buyorholdParticipant“The LA Times article was interesting and somewhat informative. However, the initial assessment of the article was trite and sexist.”
I totally agree, this type of comment is extremely sexist and embarassing to Piggington’s.
I, the wife, am the one that has been ultra-conservation about buying in the current market.
August 17, 2007 at 8:30 AM #77076buyorholdParticipant“The LA Times article was interesting and somewhat informative. However, the initial assessment of the article was trite and sexist.”
I totally agree, this type of comment is extremely sexist and embarassing to Piggington’s.
I, the wife, am the one that has been ultra-conservation about buying in the current market.
August 17, 2007 at 9:14 AM #77100one_muggleParticipantI totally agree, this type of comment is extremely sexist and embarassing to Piggington’s.
I, the wife, am the one that has been ultra-conservation about buying in the current market.Don’t get upset sweetie, just calm down and be quiet (tongue-in-cheek AND ducking)
Seriously, this is foolishness. One female colleague of mine has been investing in RE for about 20yrs. She can buy&sell most of us now and only works for fun. Somehow I doubt she was overly emotional during her business dealings. Another (female) relative is on wallstreet and handles bond issues for multi-billion corporate ventures–like starting new semiconductor plants in Vietnam. I do recall her being emotional just after the birth of her first son, and throwing a hysterical fit when we couldn’t locate her husband during 9/11–so I guess that is emotional. But cross her in business and she’ll set your stones in a vice. I won’t even play Monopoly with her. ;^)
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August 17, 2007 at 9:14 AM #77126one_muggleParticipantI totally agree, this type of comment is extremely sexist and embarassing to Piggington’s.
I, the wife, am the one that has been ultra-conservation about buying in the current market.Don’t get upset sweetie, just calm down and be quiet (tongue-in-cheek AND ducking)
Seriously, this is foolishness. One female colleague of mine has been investing in RE for about 20yrs. She can buy&sell most of us now and only works for fun. Somehow I doubt she was overly emotional during her business dealings. Another (female) relative is on wallstreet and handles bond issues for multi-billion corporate ventures–like starting new semiconductor plants in Vietnam. I do recall her being emotional just after the birth of her first son, and throwing a hysterical fit when we couldn’t locate her husband during 9/11–so I guess that is emotional. But cross her in business and she’ll set your stones in a vice. I won’t even play Monopoly with her. ;^)
-one muggle
August 17, 2007 at 9:14 AM #76978one_muggleParticipantI totally agree, this type of comment is extremely sexist and embarassing to Piggington’s.
I, the wife, am the one that has been ultra-conservation about buying in the current market.Don’t get upset sweetie, just calm down and be quiet (tongue-in-cheek AND ducking)
Seriously, this is foolishness. One female colleague of mine has been investing in RE for about 20yrs. She can buy&sell most of us now and only works for fun. Somehow I doubt she was overly emotional during her business dealings. Another (female) relative is on wallstreet and handles bond issues for multi-billion corporate ventures–like starting new semiconductor plants in Vietnam. I do recall her being emotional just after the birth of her first son, and throwing a hysterical fit when we couldn’t locate her husband during 9/11–so I guess that is emotional. But cross her in business and she’ll set your stones in a vice. I won’t even play Monopoly with her. ;^)
-one muggle
August 17, 2007 at 9:19 AM #76984FearfulParticipantConsidering the antagonism some women have toward men, I’m surprised that those women are married to men. It seems like they would be happier as homosexuals, mated with their own kind.
August 17, 2007 at 9:19 AM #77106FearfulParticipantConsidering the antagonism some women have toward men, I’m surprised that those women are married to men. It seems like they would be happier as homosexuals, mated with their own kind.
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