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December 17, 2007 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: san diegan locals. Where’s a good place to go look at holiday lights? #119171December 17, 2007 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: san diegan locals. Where’s a good place to go look at holiday lights? #119305
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ParticipantCandy Cane Lane is no longer lighting up. Everybody got too old to put up lights.
December 17, 2007 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: san diegan locals. Where’s a good place to go look at holiday lights? #119337ParticipantCandy Cane Lane is no longer lighting up. Everybody got too old to put up lights.
December 17, 2007 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: san diegan locals. Where’s a good place to go look at holiday lights? #119379ParticipantCandy Cane Lane is no longer lighting up. Everybody got too old to put up lights.
December 17, 2007 at 1:35 PM in reply to: OT: san diegan locals. Where’s a good place to go look at holiday lights? #119401ParticipantCandy Cane Lane is no longer lighting up. Everybody got too old to put up lights.
Participant"we are still the consumer of last resort and when we go into recession so will everyone else. Decoupling is a myth."
agreed. for now.
long term, our relative success depends on how quickly we can bring the rest of the world down to our level by selling them the nascar nation dream. keep an eye on decadent trends in these emerging markets like american fast food infiltration along with resultant obesity growth rates. the sooner we can get them to fat, drunk and stupid, the sooner we're back to a level playing field.
Participant"we are still the consumer of last resort and when we go into recession so will everyone else. Decoupling is a myth."
agreed. for now.
long term, our relative success depends on how quickly we can bring the rest of the world down to our level by selling them the nascar nation dream. keep an eye on decadent trends in these emerging markets like american fast food infiltration along with resultant obesity growth rates. the sooner we can get them to fat, drunk and stupid, the sooner we're back to a level playing field.
Participant"we are still the consumer of last resort and when we go into recession so will everyone else. Decoupling is a myth."
agreed. for now.
long term, our relative success depends on how quickly we can bring the rest of the world down to our level by selling them the nascar nation dream. keep an eye on decadent trends in these emerging markets like american fast food infiltration along with resultant obesity growth rates. the sooner we can get them to fat, drunk and stupid, the sooner we're back to a level playing field.
Participant"we are still the consumer of last resort and when we go into recession so will everyone else. Decoupling is a myth."
agreed. for now.
long term, our relative success depends on how quickly we can bring the rest of the world down to our level by selling them the nascar nation dream. keep an eye on decadent trends in these emerging markets like american fast food infiltration along with resultant obesity growth rates. the sooner we can get them to fat, drunk and stupid, the sooner we're back to a level playing field.
Participant"we are still the consumer of last resort and when we go into recession so will everyone else. Decoupling is a myth."
agreed. for now.
long term, our relative success depends on how quickly we can bring the rest of the world down to our level by selling them the nascar nation dream. keep an eye on decadent trends in these emerging markets like american fast food infiltration along with resultant obesity growth rates. the sooner we can get them to fat, drunk and stupid, the sooner we're back to a level playing field.
Participantpun is… California once was a part of Mexico. I’ll leave it at that.
I live in the “older but nicer” part of Chula Vista west of 805, but it slips as every year goes by.
Sure, this house is in a nicer part of eastern CV, but unless it is really some impressive spread, which this is not, I can’t believe homes went for 7 figures anywhere down here.
Participantpun is… California once was a part of Mexico. I’ll leave it at that.
I live in the “older but nicer” part of Chula Vista west of 805, but it slips as every year goes by.
Sure, this house is in a nicer part of eastern CV, but unless it is really some impressive spread, which this is not, I can’t believe homes went for 7 figures anywhere down here.
Participantpun is… California once was a part of Mexico. I’ll leave it at that.
I live in the “older but nicer” part of Chula Vista west of 805, but it slips as every year goes by.
Sure, this house is in a nicer part of eastern CV, but unless it is really some impressive spread, which this is not, I can’t believe homes went for 7 figures anywhere down here.
Participantpun is… California once was a part of Mexico. I’ll leave it at that.
I live in the “older but nicer” part of Chula Vista west of 805, but it slips as every year goes by.
Sure, this house is in a nicer part of eastern CV, but unless it is really some impressive spread, which this is not, I can’t believe homes went for 7 figures anywhere down here.
Participantpun is… California once was a part of Mexico. I’ll leave it at that.
I live in the “older but nicer” part of Chula Vista west of 805, but it slips as every year goes by.
Sure, this house is in a nicer part of eastern CV, but unless it is really some impressive spread, which this is not, I can’t believe homes went for 7 figures anywhere down here.
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