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mike92104
ParticipantDo you get a mulligan for that, or is it considered a part of the course?
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ParticipantDo you get a mulligan for that, or is it considered a part of the course?
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ParticipantDo you get a mulligan for that, or is it considered a part of the course?
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ParticipantI think it’s a screen for an old furnace.
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ParticipantI think it’s a screen for an old furnace.
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ParticipantI think it’s a screen for an old furnace.
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ParticipantI think it’s a screen for an old furnace.
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ParticipantI think it’s a screen for an old furnace.
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ParticipantI was reminded of this new law a couple days ago when a truck three or four cars ahead of me slammed on his brakes going from 60 to 40 in a millisecond because he was passing a police car. REALLY screwed things up behind him.
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ParticipantI was reminded of this new law a couple days ago when a truck three or four cars ahead of me slammed on his brakes going from 60 to 40 in a millisecond because he was passing a police car. REALLY screwed things up behind him.
mike92104
ParticipantI was reminded of this new law a couple days ago when a truck three or four cars ahead of me slammed on his brakes going from 60 to 40 in a millisecond because he was passing a police car. REALLY screwed things up behind him.
mike92104
ParticipantI was reminded of this new law a couple days ago when a truck three or four cars ahead of me slammed on his brakes going from 60 to 40 in a millisecond because he was passing a police car. REALLY screwed things up behind him.
mike92104
ParticipantI was reminded of this new law a couple days ago when a truck three or four cars ahead of me slammed on his brakes going from 60 to 40 in a millisecond because he was passing a police car. REALLY screwed things up behind him.
April 7, 2010 at 8:47 PM in reply to: foreclosure wave about to hit — again! — and with a thunderous roar no less (per TG’s ladyfriend) #537620mike92104
ParticipantI’m also wondering if the housing market has been sufficiently “decoupled” from the rest of the economy to finally allow prices to fall. Same idea as the private debt to public debt theory. I don’t think a sudden drop in housing prices today would do nearly as much damage to the economy since everyone has had two years to get their sh&* together. This along with the article about BoA increasing foreclosure dramatically in interesting.
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