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[quote=kicksavedave]Well some people are doing the right thing. …

So not everyone is a deadbeat these days, but the percentage who are, is clearly growing and effecting the overall market somewhat.[/quote]
Good for them, but business owners, esp luxury hotel owners follow their own righteous path. They take out massive loans at the top of the market, set rates at $300-800 a night and hope for a windfall. If the economy is soft as it is now, they burn their contract and ask for lower rates. If their lenders don’t agree, they toss keys out of their Ferrari’s and walk away like they did at San Diego W hotel. In the meantime other hotel owners get burned by bankrupt competition and their profits disappear because of the reckless behavior. So much for the bargaining in full faith/sanctimony of contracts.

http://money.cnn.com/2009/07/24/real_estate/hotels_default/index.htm

Luxury Hotels Risk Default as $850 Rooms Remain Empty

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601109&sid=acRimZeJH75o

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I take it you are going to vote for him four times!

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I take it you are going to vote for him four times!

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I take it you are going to vote for him four times!

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I take it you are going to vote for him four times!

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I take it you are going to vote for him four times!

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Equalizer: I love that song. I saw her in concert in the UK in 1984, on leave from the Army (I was stationed in Fulda, Germany, at the time).

Very cool concert, but she had that German chick hairy armpit thing going on. Never quite used to that with European women.

Okay, back to the regular scheduled programming featuring MIT students that are smarter than NASA (which none of us should find shocking in the slightest).[/quote]
It is one cool tune, makes me feel like a kid. Doesn’t surprise me that you have been over there. So how were the German discotheques?

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Equalizer: I love that song. I saw her in concert in the UK in 1984, on leave from the Army (I was stationed in Fulda, Germany, at the time).

Very cool concert, but she had that German chick hairy armpit thing going on. Never quite used to that with European women.

Okay, back to the regular scheduled programming featuring MIT students that are smarter than NASA (which none of us should find shocking in the slightest).[/quote]
It is one cool tune, makes me feel like a kid. Doesn’t surprise me that you have been over there. So how were the German discotheques?

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Equalizer: I love that song. I saw her in concert in the UK in 1984, on leave from the Army (I was stationed in Fulda, Germany, at the time).

Very cool concert, but she had that German chick hairy armpit thing going on. Never quite used to that with European women.

Okay, back to the regular scheduled programming featuring MIT students that are smarter than NASA (which none of us should find shocking in the slightest).[/quote]
It is one cool tune, makes me feel like a kid. Doesn’t surprise me that you have been over there. So how were the German discotheques?

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Equalizer: I love that song. I saw her in concert in the UK in 1984, on leave from the Army (I was stationed in Fulda, Germany, at the time).

Very cool concert, but she had that German chick hairy armpit thing going on. Never quite used to that with European women.

Okay, back to the regular scheduled programming featuring MIT students that are smarter than NASA (which none of us should find shocking in the slightest).[/quote]
It is one cool tune, makes me feel like a kid. Doesn’t surprise me that you have been over there. So how were the German discotheques?

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[quote=Allan from Fallbrook]Equalizer: I love that song. I saw her in concert in the UK in 1984, on leave from the Army (I was stationed in Fulda, Germany, at the time).

Very cool concert, but she had that German chick hairy armpit thing going on. Never quite used to that with European women.

Okay, back to the regular scheduled programming featuring MIT students that are smarter than NASA (which none of us should find shocking in the slightest).[/quote]
It is one cool tune, makes me feel like a kid. Doesn’t surprise me that you have been over there. So how were the German discotheques?

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[quote=Eugene][quote=KSMountain]Oh Eugene, why do you have to ruin everything with the facts?[/quote]

Okay, okay, I’ll shut up …[/quote]
Lighten up Francis.
I was looking for creative uses, not that boring rocket science.

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[quote=Eugene][quote=KSMountain]Oh Eugene, why do you have to ruin everything with the facts?[/quote]

Okay, okay, I’ll shut up …[/quote]
Lighten up Francis.
I was looking for creative uses, not that boring rocket science.

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[quote=Eugene][quote=KSMountain]Oh Eugene, why do you have to ruin everything with the facts?[/quote]

Okay, okay, I’ll shut up …[/quote]
Lighten up Francis.
I was looking for creative uses, not that boring rocket science.

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[quote=Eugene][quote=KSMountain]Oh Eugene, why do you have to ruin everything with the facts?[/quote]

Okay, okay, I’ll shut up …[/quote]
Lighten up Francis.
I was looking for creative uses, not that boring rocket science.

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