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ParticipantThe canyon property = “noisy, steep, unusable” and a fire hazard.
ParticipantThe canyon property = “noisy, steep, unusable” and a fire hazard.
ParticipantThe canyon property = “noisy, steep, unusable” and a fire hazard.
ParticipantThe canyon property = “noisy, steep, unusable” and a fire hazard.
ParticipantThe canyon property = “noisy, steep, unusable” and a fire hazard.
ParticipantDrink heavily is akin to breathe deeply. It is a Zen thing.
$133. a square foot. Wow. The prices are falling faster than they do at Walmart!
ParticipantDrink heavily is akin to breathe deeply. It is a Zen thing.
$133. a square foot. Wow. The prices are falling faster than they do at Walmart!
ParticipantDrink heavily is akin to breathe deeply. It is a Zen thing.
$133. a square foot. Wow. The prices are falling faster than they do at Walmart!
ParticipantDrink heavily is akin to breathe deeply. It is a Zen thing.
$133. a square foot. Wow. The prices are falling faster than they do at Walmart!
ParticipantDrink heavily is akin to breathe deeply. It is a Zen thing.
$133. a square foot. Wow. The prices are falling faster than they do at Walmart!
April 11, 2008 at 8:51 PM in reply to: Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house? #185294ParticipantCA renter– I am not a liberal, but I agree with you about the American dream. The dream, or maybe I should say ideal, of this country was that there was no class system and through hard work a person could make a better life for himself, usually by obtaining an education and a profession, but sometimes just by sheer will. I am also opposed to artificially propping up the prices. The market should be driving the prices, not the politicians.
April 11, 2008 at 8:51 PM in reply to: Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house? #185309ParticipantCA renter– I am not a liberal, but I agree with you about the American dream. The dream, or maybe I should say ideal, of this country was that there was no class system and through hard work a person could make a better life for himself, usually by obtaining an education and a profession, but sometimes just by sheer will. I am also opposed to artificially propping up the prices. The market should be driving the prices, not the politicians.
April 11, 2008 at 8:51 PM in reply to: Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house? #185340ParticipantCA renter– I am not a liberal, but I agree with you about the American dream. The dream, or maybe I should say ideal, of this country was that there was no class system and through hard work a person could make a better life for himself, usually by obtaining an education and a profession, but sometimes just by sheer will. I am also opposed to artificially propping up the prices. The market should be driving the prices, not the politicians.
April 11, 2008 at 8:51 PM in reply to: Anyone else see problems here? $30,000 income buys $316,000 house? #185344ParticipantCA renter– I am not a liberal, but I agree with you about the American dream. The dream, or maybe I should say ideal, of this country was that there was no class system and through hard work a person could make a better life for himself, usually by obtaining an education and a profession, but sometimes just by sheer will. I am also opposed to artificially propping up the prices. The market should be driving the prices, not the politicians.
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