Dude, you should check Dude, you should check spelling before you make these polls.
Last poll you hosed Ralph Nader’s name, this time you flubbed “Mello-Roos”.
Navydoc
August 31, 2008 @
10:03 PM
Actually, I’m pretty sure Actually, I’m pretty sure Mello-Ruse is a [Sic] in this case. A damn good one at that.
svelte
August 31, 2008 @
10:50 PM
ah! I gotcha.
I’m ah! I gotcha.
I’m comedically challenged. 🙂
Coronita
September 1, 2008 @
7:35 AM
Bump…
But…..svelte,
Main Bump…
But…..svelte,
Main Entry:
ruse Listen to the pronunciation of ruse
Pronunciation:
ˈrüs, ˈrüz
Function:
noun
Etymology:
French, from Old French, roundabout path taken by fleeing game, trickery, from reuser
Date:
1625
: a wily subterfuge”
So, yes, to me it is Mello-“Ruse”
Rich Toscano
September 1, 2008 @
10:09 AM
The dogs say they need a back
The dogs say they need a back yard to sun themselves, and I like to avoid human contact, so SFH it is.
The wife says she will never again live in an HOA. And I agree, after our nightmarish experiences with our last condo’s HOA, which I lovingly referred to as the Stasi.
I would prefer no mello roos but obviously that’s just part of the overall calcuation (ie good enough price to offset mello roos would be ok).
FWIW.
Rich
Coronita
September 1, 2008 @
4:54 PM
bump bump
sdduuuude
September 1, 2008 @
5:50 PM
Boo Mello Roos. Boo Mello Roos.
urbanrealtor
September 1, 2008 @
5:56 PM
sorry to threadjack but does sorry to threadjack but does anyone have a resource for studying the history of Mello-Roos bonds?
ibjames
September 3, 2008 @
1:55 PM
I picked the most popular I picked the most popular choice, but it all depends on prices and if my wife and I can ever afford them!
Edit: swap “if my wife and I can ever afford them!” with “if they ever make sense!”
(former)FormerSanDiegan
September 3, 2008 @
2:57 PM
Surprise: nobody wants to Surprise: nobody wants to live in a condo.
August 31, 2008 @ 8:17 PM
Dude, you should check
Dude, you should check spelling before you make these polls.
Last poll you hosed Ralph Nader’s name, this time you flubbed “Mello-Roos”.
August 31, 2008 @ 10:03 PM
Actually, I’m pretty sure
Actually, I’m pretty sure Mello-Ruse is a [Sic] in this case. A damn good one at that.
August 31, 2008 @ 10:50 PM
ah! I gotcha.
I’m
ah! I gotcha.
I’m comedically challenged. 🙂
September 1, 2008 @ 7:35 AM
Bump…
But…..svelte,
Main
Bump…
But…..svelte,
Main Entry:
ruse Listen to the pronunciation of ruse
Pronunciation:
ˈrüs, ˈrüz
Function:
noun
Etymology:
French, from Old French, roundabout path taken by fleeing game, trickery, from reuser
Date:
1625
: a wily subterfuge”
So, yes, to me it is Mello-“Ruse”
September 1, 2008 @ 10:09 AM
The dogs say they need a back
The dogs say they need a back yard to sun themselves, and I like to avoid human contact, so SFH it is.
The wife says she will never again live in an HOA. And I agree, after our nightmarish experiences with our last condo’s HOA, which I lovingly referred to as the Stasi.
I would prefer no mello roos but obviously that’s just part of the overall calcuation (ie good enough price to offset mello roos would be ok).
FWIW.
Rich
September 1, 2008 @ 4:54 PM
bump
bump
September 1, 2008 @ 5:50 PM
Boo Mello Roos.
Boo Mello Roos.
September 1, 2008 @ 5:56 PM
sorry to threadjack but does
sorry to threadjack but does anyone have a resource for studying the history of Mello-Roos bonds?
September 3, 2008 @ 1:55 PM
I picked the most popular
I picked the most popular choice, but it all depends on prices and if my wife and I can ever afford them!
Edit: swap “if my wife and I can ever afford them!” with “if they ever make sense!”
September 3, 2008 @ 2:57 PM
Surprise: nobody wants to
Surprise: nobody wants to live in a condo.