Thursday, June 9, 2011
‘Fun’ website gets another, albeit, veiled reference.
Open To Interpretation
'Awkward silence over, the discussion continues, mostly without F. There’s a belief in some circles the market is indeed going through a once in a lifetime sea change. Where property ownership reverts to a Victorian-style privilege few can aspire to without a death in the family. Another less expounded theory, enthusiastically endorsed on some of the gloomier forums, is that property still needs to fall dramatically.'
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will says:
‘Nobody wants a double-dip.’ States M, as he dunks a crumbling chocolate digestive into the cuppa he’s made without offering to brew for anyone else. With my own children hoping for a windfall – or possibly me to fall – I’m not so sure everyone would agree.
As Mark Twain once said; “I would rather watch my children spend my money before I die, rather than let them have it after.”
I think Twain has it.
will says:
The agent should be aware that housing transactions are still down by 66% from peak of 2006. It’s a wonder why he still has his job.
hpwatcher says:
The agent should be aware that housing transactions are still down by 66% from peak of 2006. It’s a wonder why he still has his job.
They have all gone into letting….innit!