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ParticipantA bit OT, but I noticed as quickly as they appeared on the forums, the Republican pundits that hijacked the boards before the election seemed to have crawled back down their holes.
ParticipantA bit OT, but I noticed as quickly as they appeared on the forums, the Republican pundits that hijacked the boards before the election seemed to have crawled back down their holes.
ParticipantA bit OT, but I noticed as quickly as they appeared on the forums, the Republican pundits that hijacked the boards before the election seemed to have crawled back down their holes.
ParticipantA bit OT, but I noticed as quickly as they appeared on the forums, the Republican pundits that hijacked the boards before the election seemed to have crawled back down their holes.
ParticipantA bit OT, but I noticed as quickly as they appeared on the forums, the Republican pundits that hijacked the boards before the election seemed to have crawled back down their holes.
ParticipantFrom Cramer:
1. A recovery is underway
2. Housing to recover/stabilize by 30 June 2009
3. Enough of the hysteria: there will be no depression.
Although he did admit that Gold became deflationary during the depression similiar to what we are seeing now.
ParticipantFrom Cramer:
1. A recovery is underway
2. Housing to recover/stabilize by 30 June 2009
3. Enough of the hysteria: there will be no depression.
Although he did admit that Gold became deflationary during the depression similiar to what we are seeing now.
ParticipantFrom Cramer:
1. A recovery is underway
2. Housing to recover/stabilize by 30 June 2009
3. Enough of the hysteria: there will be no depression.
Although he did admit that Gold became deflationary during the depression similiar to what we are seeing now.
ParticipantFrom Cramer:
1. A recovery is underway
2. Housing to recover/stabilize by 30 June 2009
3. Enough of the hysteria: there will be no depression.
Although he did admit that Gold became deflationary during the depression similiar to what we are seeing now.
ParticipantFrom Cramer:
1. A recovery is underway
2. Housing to recover/stabilize by 30 June 2009
3. Enough of the hysteria: there will be no depression.
Although he did admit that Gold became deflationary during the depression similiar to what we are seeing now.
November 29, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: Any Bad Areas/Neighborhoods of Temecula or Murrieta? #309870ParticipantThere are decent people everywhere – even among the mean streets of Southern California if you take the time to talk to your neighbors most of the time you will them to be quite friendly.
November 29, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: Any Bad Areas/Neighborhoods of Temecula or Murrieta? #310233ParticipantThere are decent people everywhere – even among the mean streets of Southern California if you take the time to talk to your neighbors most of the time you will them to be quite friendly.
November 29, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: Any Bad Areas/Neighborhoods of Temecula or Murrieta? #310256ParticipantThere are decent people everywhere – even among the mean streets of Southern California if you take the time to talk to your neighbors most of the time you will them to be quite friendly.
November 29, 2008 at 3:24 PM in reply to: Any Bad Areas/Neighborhoods of Temecula or Murrieta? #310276ParticipantThere are decent people everywhere – even among the mean streets of Southern California if you take the time to talk to your neighbors most of the time you will them to be quite friendly.
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