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Suds hasn't come through with his thread topic yet, so I've posted a thread based on one of Peter P's old ideas: FuckedCounty.com
Hey Bubblehead Forum,
How’s it going?
Anybody see Baidu (Chinese Google) up 350% today? Huh huh.
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Guess Hmmm… i guess all you bubbleheads still think everybody is poor like yourselves.
How SAD!
Pacific Heights Tier 1
Unfortunately I'm not familiar with this compay.
Congratulations are in order for the business to be successful.
I do hope that the company is making money, because the bankers seem to have made alot.
BUT, the bankes do have some serious overheads.
Settlements with SEC and disgruntled investers etc.
Peter P
2005 Aug 6, 4:00pm
We can go to open houses, jump around, and see (hear) how good (bad) the quality is. ;)
Suds Says:
Harm: I could not find any articles about new home construction quality in the Bay Area yet — I’ll keep looking, although if anyone else has news/views on it, we can use that to start a thread…
Np, Suds. Actually you don't need a truckload of statistics/articles to start a good thread (this thread ought to be proof of that). Just some good questions and some of your own observations. Post what you've got & that'll be good enough.
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"For sale: Trailer w/ocean vu, $1 million obo "
Yahoo News: tinyurl.com/9eh5l
So wonderfully Californian, Marsha Weidman's home has it all--along the beach, far from noisy traffic, with a Jacuzzi used to watch sunsets over the Pacific.
For this, she and her husband recently paid $1.05 million.
For that, they got a trailer, built in 1971, without any land.
Plus, the family must pay "space rent," which at two Malibu parks dotted with seven-figure trailers ranges from $800 to $2,500 monthly.
So... Is this a great deal or what?? After all, this is prime beachfront in MALIBU, people! Some pretty big PIBs (Positive IntangiBles) here, no? Discuss.
HARM