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June 9, 2008 at 9:01 AM in reply to: Rich Toscano unveiled – is this what you thought he looked like? #220126June 9, 2008 at 9:01 AM in reply to: Rich Toscano unveiled – is this what you thought he looked like? #220141
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ParticipantThis is merely his human form. He is a robot observer from the House of Atreides. The spice must flow…
June 9, 2008 at 9:01 AM in reply to: Rich Toscano unveiled – is this what you thought he looked like? #220170ParticipantThis is merely his human form. He is a robot observer from the House of Atreides. The spice must flow…
June 9, 2008 at 9:01 AM in reply to: Rich Toscano unveiled – is this what you thought he looked like? #220191ParticipantThis is merely his human form. He is a robot observer from the House of Atreides. The spice must flow…
ParticipantYeah, I’m sure he is seeing something we don’t: a few hundred million dollars in his bank account… which renders price completely irrelevant. Romney’s a five-sigma outlier home purchaser. Nice plane, too.
ParticipantYeah, I’m sure he is seeing something we don’t: a few hundred million dollars in his bank account… which renders price completely irrelevant. Romney’s a five-sigma outlier home purchaser. Nice plane, too.
ParticipantYeah, I’m sure he is seeing something we don’t: a few hundred million dollars in his bank account… which renders price completely irrelevant. Romney’s a five-sigma outlier home purchaser. Nice plane, too.
ParticipantYeah, I’m sure he is seeing something we don’t: a few hundred million dollars in his bank account… which renders price completely irrelevant. Romney’s a five-sigma outlier home purchaser. Nice plane, too.
ParticipantYeah, I’m sure he is seeing something we don’t: a few hundred million dollars in his bank account… which renders price completely irrelevant. Romney’s a five-sigma outlier home purchaser. Nice plane, too.
ParticipantFor a couple of guys I know, a woman who rides a horse (whether owned or “rented” from a stable) is automatically eliminated from the potential dating pool.
My step sister back east is an avid equestrian. Owns three horses, heated stables, a huge indoor riding ring, the whole nine yards. Her husband makes a big load of cake, but I swear she’s gonna bankrupt that guy before it’s all said and done.
But it’s entertaining to watch him trying to stay afloat.
ParticipantFor a couple of guys I know, a woman who rides a horse (whether owned or “rented” from a stable) is automatically eliminated from the potential dating pool.
My step sister back east is an avid equestrian. Owns three horses, heated stables, a huge indoor riding ring, the whole nine yards. Her husband makes a big load of cake, but I swear she’s gonna bankrupt that guy before it’s all said and done.
But it’s entertaining to watch him trying to stay afloat.
ParticipantFor a couple of guys I know, a woman who rides a horse (whether owned or “rented” from a stable) is automatically eliminated from the potential dating pool.
My step sister back east is an avid equestrian. Owns three horses, heated stables, a huge indoor riding ring, the whole nine yards. Her husband makes a big load of cake, but I swear she’s gonna bankrupt that guy before it’s all said and done.
But it’s entertaining to watch him trying to stay afloat.
ParticipantFor a couple of guys I know, a woman who rides a horse (whether owned or “rented” from a stable) is automatically eliminated from the potential dating pool.
My step sister back east is an avid equestrian. Owns three horses, heated stables, a huge indoor riding ring, the whole nine yards. Her husband makes a big load of cake, but I swear she’s gonna bankrupt that guy before it’s all said and done.
But it’s entertaining to watch him trying to stay afloat.
ParticipantFor a couple of guys I know, a woman who rides a horse (whether owned or “rented” from a stable) is automatically eliminated from the potential dating pool.
My step sister back east is an avid equestrian. Owns three horses, heated stables, a huge indoor riding ring, the whole nine yards. Her husband makes a big load of cake, but I swear she’s gonna bankrupt that guy before it’s all said and done.
But it’s entertaining to watch him trying to stay afloat.
ParticipantYeah, I’d start with the issue of the home being owner occupied. Then I’d add one more criterion: Did the the buyer put down at least a 10% down payment. Despite the fact that many people may have made a horrible decision to buy at the top and put down 10%, I would not put these folks into the speculator bucket. And if we’ve resigned ourselves to the fact that we’re going to bail folks out (with which I disagree), then let’s at least have the decency to limit it to folks who put some money down and are actually living in their homes. Anything non-owner occupied or having less than a 10% down payment, in my opinion, should not be bailed out. Period.
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