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Participant[quote=svelte]Probably not coincidentally, those are the cities that each have a large and/or famous lifestyle club, except for cities 1, 3 and 9.[/quote]
which means one could make a fortune opening one in portlandParticipant[quote=svelte]Probably not coincidentally, those are the cities that each have a large and/or famous lifestyle club, except for cities 1, 3 and 9.[/quote]
which means one could make a fortune opening one in portlandParticipant[quote=svelte]Probably not coincidentally, those are the cities that each have a large and/or famous lifestyle club, except for cities 1, 3 and 9.[/quote]
which means one could make a fortune opening one in portlandParticipant[quote=svelte]Probably not coincidentally, those are the cities that each have a large and/or famous lifestyle club, except for cities 1, 3 and 9.[/quote]
which means one could make a fortune opening one in portlandParticipant[quote=svelte]Probably not coincidentally, those are the cities that each have a large and/or famous lifestyle club, except for cities 1, 3 and 9.[/quote]
which means one could make a fortune opening one in portlandAugust 3, 2011 at 3:57 PM in reply to: Piggs, should this be compared to renting to your friends/relatives with a “Section 8” voucher?? #714732Participant[quote=Casca]Of course you lefties don’t see anything wrong with it. You’re a bunch of hypocrites. It is tantamount to Dubyah charging them for staying on the ranch. You’d have a shit hemorrhage over that.[/quote]
He did.
we didn’t
August 3, 2011 at 3:57 PM in reply to: Piggs, should this be compared to renting to your friends/relatives with a “Section 8” voucher?? #714823Participant[quote=Casca]Of course you lefties don’t see anything wrong with it. You’re a bunch of hypocrites. It is tantamount to Dubyah charging them for staying on the ranch. You’d have a shit hemorrhage over that.[/quote]
He did.
we didn’t
August 3, 2011 at 3:57 PM in reply to: Piggs, should this be compared to renting to your friends/relatives with a “Section 8” voucher?? #715426Participant[quote=Casca]Of course you lefties don’t see anything wrong with it. You’re a bunch of hypocrites. It is tantamount to Dubyah charging them for staying on the ranch. You’d have a shit hemorrhage over that.[/quote]
He did.
we didn’t
August 3, 2011 at 3:57 PM in reply to: Piggs, should this be compared to renting to your friends/relatives with a “Section 8” voucher?? #715580Participant[quote=Casca]Of course you lefties don’t see anything wrong with it. You’re a bunch of hypocrites. It is tantamount to Dubyah charging them for staying on the ranch. You’d have a shit hemorrhage over that.[/quote]
He did.
we didn’t
August 3, 2011 at 3:57 PM in reply to: Piggs, should this be compared to renting to your friends/relatives with a “Section 8” voucher?? #715941Participant[quote=Casca]Of course you lefties don’t see anything wrong with it. You’re a bunch of hypocrites. It is tantamount to Dubyah charging them for staying on the ranch. You’d have a shit hemorrhage over that.[/quote]
He did.
we didn’t
July 30, 2011 at 9:50 PM in reply to: Solar Energy, what is the actual cost and how long will it take to recoupe cost #713895Participant[quote=threadkiller]I think the problem with leasing is that you are not rewarded for cutting down on usage, I could be wrong. Just noticed that Costco is selling a 5KW system for $17,000 of course you still have to pay someone to install it unless one is licensed by the state in order to get the rebates I think.[/quote]
if you buy power for 11 cents, it’s a 10 year payback, if you buy at more,
it could be a 2 year payback.5KW system, x12 x 365, is about 20,000 KWH.
in many places peak power is rising rapidly in costs.
July 30, 2011 at 9:50 PM in reply to: Solar Energy, what is the actual cost and how long will it take to recoupe cost #713987Participant[quote=threadkiller]I think the problem with leasing is that you are not rewarded for cutting down on usage, I could be wrong. Just noticed that Costco is selling a 5KW system for $17,000 of course you still have to pay someone to install it unless one is licensed by the state in order to get the rebates I think.[/quote]
if you buy power for 11 cents, it’s a 10 year payback, if you buy at more,
it could be a 2 year payback.5KW system, x12 x 365, is about 20,000 KWH.
in many places peak power is rising rapidly in costs.
July 30, 2011 at 9:50 PM in reply to: Solar Energy, what is the actual cost and how long will it take to recoupe cost #714586Participant[quote=threadkiller]I think the problem with leasing is that you are not rewarded for cutting down on usage, I could be wrong. Just noticed that Costco is selling a 5KW system for $17,000 of course you still have to pay someone to install it unless one is licensed by the state in order to get the rebates I think.[/quote]
if you buy power for 11 cents, it’s a 10 year payback, if you buy at more,
it could be a 2 year payback.5KW system, x12 x 365, is about 20,000 KWH.
in many places peak power is rising rapidly in costs.
July 30, 2011 at 9:50 PM in reply to: Solar Energy, what is the actual cost and how long will it take to recoupe cost #714740Participant[quote=threadkiller]I think the problem with leasing is that you are not rewarded for cutting down on usage, I could be wrong. Just noticed that Costco is selling a 5KW system for $17,000 of course you still have to pay someone to install it unless one is licensed by the state in order to get the rebates I think.[/quote]
if you buy power for 11 cents, it’s a 10 year payback, if you buy at more,
it could be a 2 year payback.5KW system, x12 x 365, is about 20,000 KWH.
in many places peak power is rising rapidly in costs.
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