[LesBaer45]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy][quote=briansd1]Compared to other cities, San Diego is a very large city (the distances are longer that LA) bisected by freeways, hills and canyons.

Because of that, people don’t drive to parts the city that they don’t frequent. I’m willing to be bet that the majority of people who live in Carmel Valley have never been to Encanto or South Park.

Other cities have long boulevards that cross the whole city, and you may have to drive through the city to get to places.

Dallas, Houston, Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Orlando, Tampa (where the weather is warm, the economy is good and growing, and the costs are lower) are good cities to raise a family on a comfortable middle class income.[/quote]

Hmmm Economy good and growing ???

The jobless rate in the Tampa Bay area was even higher – 12.4 percent, the same as in November.

http://www.wusf.usf.edu/news/2010/01/22/florida_unemployment_rate_rises_again

Generally there are reasons why most of these places are cheaper.

Not trying to be a buzz killer but need to add balance and reality as well,[/quote]

You should probably strike Charlotte and Raleigh off that list as well. Not much of anywhere in NC is doing well.

http://triangle.bizjournals.com/triangle/stories/2010/04/05/daily26.html?surround=lfn

http://triangle.bizjournals.com/triangle/stories/2010/03/22/daily59.html?surround=lfn

Plus we have that redneck / muscle car / pickup-truck-with-guns thing going as well. At least we don’t have to worry about briansd1 moving here.

[LesBaer45]

Ok, so let’s assume the “wave” does hit. What does it do to the economy?

Everyone is currently focused on the ‘recovery’ and the current feel good trend both with stocks and the manipulated job numbers. The housing numbers are being pumped as well, see the charts. 😉

Once the euphoria of ‘inventory’ is done then what? Ever increasing sales? Higher prices?

What if the multitude of news programs/sources reporting the huge increase in “foreclosures/short sales” has the opposite effect? The average consumer becomes fearful of all the foreclosures happening and refuses to spend dime one except for here and now essentials?

Is this coming deck clearing for the shadow inventory a good thing or fraught with un-intended consequences?

P.S. TG, while you’re taking (or giving) one for the team, could you ask during the cigarette break when I should bail from the market? I’m past my LTCG date and am currently sitting on a fair gain from 3/2009. I need to know when to bail. The youngest needs a new car. Thanks man, oh and I can’t help with the viagra, but do have access to Cialis if you want to switch up.

[LesBaer45]

Ok, so let’s assume the “wave” does hit. What does it do to the economy?

Everyone is currently focused on the ‘recovery’ and the current feel good trend both with stocks and the manipulated job numbers. The housing numbers are being pumped as well, see the charts. 😉

Once the euphoria of ‘inventory’ is done then what? Ever increasing sales? Higher prices?

What if the multitude of news programs/sources reporting the huge increase in “foreclosures/short sales” has the opposite effect? The average consumer becomes fearful of all the foreclosures happening and refuses to spend dime one except for here and now essentials?

Is this coming deck clearing for the shadow inventory a good thing or fraught with un-intended consequences?

P.S. TG, while you’re taking (or giving) one for the team, could you ask during the cigarette break when I should bail from the market? I’m past my LTCG date and am currently sitting on a fair gain from 3/2009. I need to know when to bail. The youngest needs a new car. Thanks man, oh and I can’t help with the viagra, but do have access to Cialis if you want to switch up.

[LesBaer45]

Ok, so let’s assume the “wave” does hit. What does it do to the economy?

Everyone is currently focused on the ‘recovery’ and the current feel good trend both with stocks and the manipulated job numbers. The housing numbers are being pumped as well, see the charts. 😉

Once the euphoria of ‘inventory’ is done then what? Ever increasing sales? Higher prices?

What if the multitude of news programs/sources reporting the huge increase in “foreclosures/short sales” has the opposite effect? The average consumer becomes fearful of all the foreclosures happening and refuses to spend dime one except for here and now essentials?

Is this coming deck clearing for the shadow inventory a good thing or fraught with un-intended consequences?

P.S. TG, while you’re taking (or giving) one for the team, could you ask during the cigarette break when I should bail from the market? I’m past my LTCG date and am currently sitting on a fair gain from 3/2009. I need to know when to bail. The youngest needs a new car. Thanks man, oh and I can’t help with the viagra, but do have access to Cialis if you want to switch up.

[LesBaer45]

Ok, so let’s assume the “wave” does hit. What does it do to the economy?

Everyone is currently focused on the ‘recovery’ and the current feel good trend both with stocks and the manipulated job numbers. The housing numbers are being pumped as well, see the charts. 😉

Once the euphoria of ‘inventory’ is done then what? Ever increasing sales? Higher prices?

What if the multitude of news programs/sources reporting the huge increase in “foreclosures/short sales” has the opposite effect? The average consumer becomes fearful of all the foreclosures happening and refuses to spend dime one except for here and now essentials?

Is this coming deck clearing for the shadow inventory a good thing or fraught with un-intended consequences?

P.S. TG, while you’re taking (or giving) one for the team, could you ask during the cigarette break when I should bail from the market? I’m past my LTCG date and am currently sitting on a fair gain from 3/2009. I need to know when to bail. The youngest needs a new car. Thanks man, oh and I can’t help with the viagra, but do have access to Cialis if you want to switch up.

[LesBaer45]

Ok, so let’s assume the “wave” does hit. What does it do to the economy?

Everyone is currently focused on the ‘recovery’ and the current feel good trend both with stocks and the manipulated job numbers. The housing numbers are being pumped as well, see the charts. 😉

Once the euphoria of ‘inventory’ is done then what? Ever increasing sales? Higher prices?

What if the multitude of news programs/sources reporting the huge increase in “foreclosures/short sales” has the opposite effect? The average consumer becomes fearful of all the foreclosures happening and refuses to spend dime one except for here and now essentials?

Is this coming deck clearing for the shadow inventory a good thing or fraught with un-intended consequences?

P.S. TG, while you’re taking (or giving) one for the team, could you ask during the cigarette break when I should bail from the market? I’m past my LTCG date and am currently sitting on a fair gain from 3/2009. I need to know when to bail. The youngest needs a new car. Thanks man, oh and I can’t help with the viagra, but do have access to Cialis if you want to switch up.

[LesBaer45]

[quote=scaredycat]i am more the buttbone. Maybe a vestigial bone? The funny bone? THE BONE is a drink involving bourbon, tabasco sauce, simple syrup and lime. google and drink it! It will give you the feeling of backbone[/quote]

Keeerist scaredycat, it’s a waste of good bourbon!

The Bone

(from Killer Cocktails, by David Wondrich)

* 2 ounces Wild Turkey 101-proof bourbon
* 1 teaspoon fresh lime juice
* 1/2 teaspoon rich simple syrup [2 parts demerara sugar heated in 1 part water until dissolved, and cooled]
* 3 dashes Tabasco sauce

Shake with ice and strain into small tumbler or large shot glass. Don’t let it linger.

Now I’m going to have to go try it at least. What’s one more bitter taste today anyway?

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/b-of-a-tackles-taboo-of-principal-forgiveness-2010-03-24

[LesBaer45]

[quote=scaredycat]i am more the buttbone. Maybe a vestigial bone? The funny bone? THE BONE is a drink involving bourbon, tabasco sauce, simple syrup and lime. google and drink it! It will give you the feeling of backbone[/quote]

Keeerist scaredycat, it’s a waste of good bourbon!

The Bone

(from Killer Cocktails, by David Wondrich)

* 2 ounces Wild Turkey 101-proof bourbon
* 1 teaspoon fresh lime juice
* 1/2 teaspoon rich simple syrup [2 parts demerara sugar heated in 1 part water until dissolved, and cooled]
* 3 dashes Tabasco sauce

Shake with ice and strain into small tumbler or large shot glass. Don’t let it linger.

Now I’m going to have to go try it at least. What’s one more bitter taste today anyway?

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/b-of-a-tackles-taboo-of-principal-forgiveness-2010-03-24

[LesBaer45]

[quote=scaredycat]i am more the buttbone. Maybe a vestigial bone? The funny bone? THE BONE is a drink involving bourbon, tabasco sauce, simple syrup and lime. google and drink it! It will give you the feeling of backbone[/quote]

Keeerist scaredycat, it’s a waste of good bourbon!

The Bone

(from Killer Cocktails, by David Wondrich)

* 2 ounces Wild Turkey 101-proof bourbon
* 1 teaspoon fresh lime juice
* 1/2 teaspoon rich simple syrup [2 parts demerara sugar heated in 1 part water until dissolved, and cooled]
* 3 dashes Tabasco sauce

Shake with ice and strain into small tumbler or large shot glass. Don’t let it linger.

Now I’m going to have to go try it at least. What’s one more bitter taste today anyway?

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/b-of-a-tackles-taboo-of-principal-forgiveness-2010-03-24

[LesBaer45]

[quote=scaredycat]i am more the buttbone. Maybe a vestigial bone? The funny bone? THE BONE is a drink involving bourbon, tabasco sauce, simple syrup and lime. google and drink it! It will give you the feeling of backbone[/quote]

Keeerist scaredycat, it’s a waste of good bourbon!

The Bone

(from Killer Cocktails, by David Wondrich)

* 2 ounces Wild Turkey 101-proof bourbon
* 1 teaspoon fresh lime juice
* 1/2 teaspoon rich simple syrup [2 parts demerara sugar heated in 1 part water until dissolved, and cooled]
* 3 dashes Tabasco sauce

Shake with ice and strain into small tumbler or large shot glass. Don’t let it linger.

Now I’m going to have to go try it at least. What’s one more bitter taste today anyway?

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/b-of-a-tackles-taboo-of-principal-forgiveness-2010-03-24

[LesBaer45]

[quote=scaredycat]i am more the buttbone. Maybe a vestigial bone? The funny bone? THE BONE is a drink involving bourbon, tabasco sauce, simple syrup and lime. google and drink it! It will give you the feeling of backbone[/quote]

Keeerist scaredycat, it’s a waste of good bourbon!

The Bone

(from Killer Cocktails, by David Wondrich)

* 2 ounces Wild Turkey 101-proof bourbon
* 1 teaspoon fresh lime juice
* 1/2 teaspoon rich simple syrup [2 parts demerara sugar heated in 1 part water until dissolved, and cooled]
* 3 dashes Tabasco sauce

Shake with ice and strain into small tumbler or large shot glass. Don’t let it linger.

Now I’m going to have to go try it at least. What’s one more bitter taste today anyway?

http://www.marketwatch.com/story/b-of-a-tackles-taboo-of-principal-forgiveness-2010-03-24

[LesBaer45]

[quote=paramount][quote=IForget][quote=jpinpb]
…it’s just that my current life situation doesn’t match up to the expectations I had when I was 15. What are you gonna’ do?[/quote]

Who’s does? For the most part teenagers are idealistic with high expectations, then at some point those expectations meet reality.[/quote]

You mean I’m not really going to kick Lyle Waggoners’ ass, and run off with Wonder Woman?

Damn. Thanks for the downer man. :-

[LesBaer45]

[quote=paramount][quote=IForget][quote=jpinpb]
…it’s just that my current life situation doesn’t match up to the expectations I had when I was 15. What are you gonna’ do?[/quote]

Who’s does? For the most part teenagers are idealistic with high expectations, then at some point those expectations meet reality.[/quote]

You mean I’m not really going to kick Lyle Waggoners’ ass, and run off with Wonder Woman?

Damn. Thanks for the downer man. :-

[LesBaer45]

[quote=paramount][quote=IForget][quote=jpinpb]
…it’s just that my current life situation doesn’t match up to the expectations I had when I was 15. What are you gonna’ do?[/quote]

Who’s does? For the most part teenagers are idealistic with high expectations, then at some point those expectations meet reality.[/quote]

You mean I’m not really going to kick Lyle Waggoners’ ass, and run off with Wonder Woman?

Damn. Thanks for the downer man. :-

[LesBaer45]

[quote=paramount][quote=IForget][quote=jpinpb]
…it’s just that my current life situation doesn’t match up to the expectations I had when I was 15. What are you gonna’ do?[/quote]

Who’s does? For the most part teenagers are idealistic with high expectations, then at some point those expectations meet reality.[/quote]

You mean I’m not really going to kick Lyle Waggoners’ ass, and run off with Wonder Woman?

Damn. Thanks for the downer man. :-

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