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My advice to people who have asked me about condos is to never buy a 1 BR condo. They always seem to be the absolute hardest thing to sell (you don’t specify the size of the one you are considering).

As marion and doofrat have pointed out above, what you really want to get is one as close to feeling like a single family home as you can. Attached garage, loads of privacy, fewest common walls. When we owned one, we bought a 3 br 2 ba 1 car garage townhouse (we had the upstairs and downstairs) with just 1 common wall. It sold very easily when the time came.

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I can understand TG’s “drink heavily” slogan. You practically need to be sedated to NOT have an uh-oh feeling in this time of readily-available, sensationalistic news.

Actually, “drink heavily” is public defender’s tag line, not TG’s.

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I can understand TG’s “drink heavily” slogan. You practically need to be sedated to NOT have an uh-oh feeling in this time of readily-available, sensationalistic news.

Actually, “drink heavily” is public defender’s tag line, not TG’s.

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I can understand TG’s “drink heavily” slogan. You practically need to be sedated to NOT have an uh-oh feeling in this time of readily-available, sensationalistic news.

Actually, “drink heavily” is public defender’s tag line, not TG’s.

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I can understand TG’s “drink heavily” slogan. You practically need to be sedated to NOT have an uh-oh feeling in this time of readily-available, sensationalistic news.

Actually, “drink heavily” is public defender’s tag line, not TG’s.

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I can understand TG’s “drink heavily” slogan. You practically need to be sedated to NOT have an uh-oh feeling in this time of readily-available, sensationalistic news.

Actually, “drink heavily” is public defender’s tag line, not TG’s.

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Cosmo, I bet you those were personal pics taken in the 70s by a cheap Kodak that were oddly cropped in order to remove the people in the pictures for MLS use. Real creepy result!

Jimmyle, that is unbelieveable! I scrolled down through those puppies and I laughed hysterically.

Look at April 4th!

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Cosmo, I bet you those were personal pics taken in the 70s by a cheap Kodak that were oddly cropped in order to remove the people in the pictures for MLS use. Real creepy result!

Jimmyle, that is unbelieveable! I scrolled down through those puppies and I laughed hysterically.

Look at April 4th!

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Cosmo, I bet you those were personal pics taken in the 70s by a cheap Kodak that were oddly cropped in order to remove the people in the pictures for MLS use. Real creepy result!

Jimmyle, that is unbelieveable! I scrolled down through those puppies and I laughed hysterically.

Look at April 4th!

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Cosmo, I bet you those were personal pics taken in the 70s by a cheap Kodak that were oddly cropped in order to remove the people in the pictures for MLS use. Real creepy result!

Jimmyle, that is unbelieveable! I scrolled down through those puppies and I laughed hysterically.

Look at April 4th!

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Cosmo, I bet you those were personal pics taken in the 70s by a cheap Kodak that were oddly cropped in order to remove the people in the pictures for MLS use. Real creepy result!

Jimmyle, that is unbelieveable! I scrolled down through those puppies and I laughed hysterically.

Look at April 4th!

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Geez, jimmyle, that’s fantastic. How are you measuring that? Do you write down miles and gallons in a log book at the gas pump, or are you trusting the digital readout?

The reason I’m asking is that I have co-workers who drive the Temecula/San Diego commute in Priuses and they are getting high 40s – they measure with miles/gallons in a log book. You’re the first person I heard claim over 50.

I’ve seen several article claiming that actual Prius gas mileage doesn’t match the EPA stats of 48 city / 45 highway.

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Geez, jimmyle, that’s fantastic. How are you measuring that? Do you write down miles and gallons in a log book at the gas pump, or are you trusting the digital readout?

The reason I’m asking is that I have co-workers who drive the Temecula/San Diego commute in Priuses and they are getting high 40s – they measure with miles/gallons in a log book. You’re the first person I heard claim over 50.

I’ve seen several article claiming that actual Prius gas mileage doesn’t match the EPA stats of 48 city / 45 highway.

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Geez, jimmyle, that’s fantastic. How are you measuring that? Do you write down miles and gallons in a log book at the gas pump, or are you trusting the digital readout?

The reason I’m asking is that I have co-workers who drive the Temecula/San Diego commute in Priuses and they are getting high 40s – they measure with miles/gallons in a log book. You’re the first person I heard claim over 50.

I’ve seen several article claiming that actual Prius gas mileage doesn’t match the EPA stats of 48 city / 45 highway.

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Geez, jimmyle, that’s fantastic. How are you measuring that? Do you write down miles and gallons in a log book at the gas pump, or are you trusting the digital readout?

The reason I’m asking is that I have co-workers who drive the Temecula/San Diego commute in Priuses and they are getting high 40s – they measure with miles/gallons in a log book. You’re the first person I heard claim over 50.

I’ve seen several article claiming that actual Prius gas mileage doesn’t match the EPA stats of 48 city / 45 highway.

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