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July 30, 2009 at 8:42 AM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #439512July 30, 2009 at 8:42 AM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #439584
barnaby33Participantfacebook has been an invaluable tool to help me reconnect with people from my past that I was curious about. Essentially it lowers the required relationship density needed to stay in contact. Some people use it to micro blog, most do not. Its also a good way to promote yourself, if you are a creative content person.
I just use it to post pictures of my flying and trips in an easy format that allows communal commenting.
Josh
July 30, 2009 at 8:42 AM in reply to: OT: Ok, someone please explain to me the fascination behind Myspace, Facebook, Twitter,etc…. #439755barnaby33Participantfacebook has been an invaluable tool to help me reconnect with people from my past that I was curious about. Essentially it lowers the required relationship density needed to stay in contact. Some people use it to micro blog, most do not. Its also a good way to promote yourself, if you are a creative content person.
I just use it to post pictures of my flying and trips in an easy format that allows communal commenting.
Josh
July 24, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Sign of the times: “Hey you want to buy this property?” #436365barnaby33ParticipantWhat area? I never understood from any logical standpoint why it would make sense as owner occupied, when it wouldn’t as a rental. Making sense means based on logic. If it made sense to live in it then it should make sense as a rental. I suppose its part and parcel of it not making sense that we inflate our money away.
July 24, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Sign of the times: “Hey you want to buy this property?” #436571barnaby33ParticipantWhat area? I never understood from any logical standpoint why it would make sense as owner occupied, when it wouldn’t as a rental. Making sense means based on logic. If it made sense to live in it then it should make sense as a rental. I suppose its part and parcel of it not making sense that we inflate our money away.
July 24, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Sign of the times: “Hey you want to buy this property?” #436889barnaby33ParticipantWhat area? I never understood from any logical standpoint why it would make sense as owner occupied, when it wouldn’t as a rental. Making sense means based on logic. If it made sense to live in it then it should make sense as a rental. I suppose its part and parcel of it not making sense that we inflate our money away.
July 24, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Sign of the times: “Hey you want to buy this property?” #436962barnaby33ParticipantWhat area? I never understood from any logical standpoint why it would make sense as owner occupied, when it wouldn’t as a rental. Making sense means based on logic. If it made sense to live in it then it should make sense as a rental. I suppose its part and parcel of it not making sense that we inflate our money away.
July 24, 2009 at 5:55 PM in reply to: Sign of the times: “Hey you want to buy this property?” #437127barnaby33ParticipantWhat area? I never understood from any logical standpoint why it would make sense as owner occupied, when it wouldn’t as a rental. Making sense means based on logic. If it made sense to live in it then it should make sense as a rental. I suppose its part and parcel of it not making sense that we inflate our money away.
barnaby33ParticipantYou guys are so cute. The govt has already shown its hand several times. Its as if you expect them to stop the same behavior they have exhibited at each and every stage of the bubble that got us here!
A 15000 credit would get me off the fence. Especially if it came with a house priced reasonably. You know, 120x rent, in an area I’m looking!
Joshbarnaby33ParticipantYou guys are so cute. The govt has already shown its hand several times. Its as if you expect them to stop the same behavior they have exhibited at each and every stage of the bubble that got us here!
A 15000 credit would get me off the fence. Especially if it came with a house priced reasonably. You know, 120x rent, in an area I’m looking!
Joshbarnaby33ParticipantYou guys are so cute. The govt has already shown its hand several times. Its as if you expect them to stop the same behavior they have exhibited at each and every stage of the bubble that got us here!
A 15000 credit would get me off the fence. Especially if it came with a house priced reasonably. You know, 120x rent, in an area I’m looking!
Joshbarnaby33ParticipantYou guys are so cute. The govt has already shown its hand several times. Its as if you expect them to stop the same behavior they have exhibited at each and every stage of the bubble that got us here!
A 15000 credit would get me off the fence. Especially if it came with a house priced reasonably. You know, 120x rent, in an area I’m looking!
Joshbarnaby33ParticipantYou guys are so cute. The govt has already shown its hand several times. Its as if you expect them to stop the same behavior they have exhibited at each and every stage of the bubble that got us here!
A 15000 credit would get me off the fence. Especially if it came with a house priced reasonably. You know, 120x rent, in an area I’m looking!
Joshbarnaby33ParticipantBut I agree we will probably never re-capture the “excitement” of being a popular bulwark against a huge, once-in-a-lifetime speculative mania. But life goes on, and the site can morph into something that is still valuable, if less controversial.
So what you are saying is that Piggington has become middle aged.
barnaby33ParticipantBut I agree we will probably never re-capture the “excitement” of being a popular bulwark against a huge, once-in-a-lifetime speculative mania. But life goes on, and the site can morph into something that is still valuable, if less controversial.
So what you are saying is that Piggington has become middle aged.
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