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Thanks my ass, what's the right answers?

I'll hold my tongue and not say anything about John Edwards.

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1) -5 2) 18 3) 80 4) 27 fuckit

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new skyscraper planned in san francisco, earthquake proof i'm sure Not surprising, this from folks that build houses on the side of mountains prone to mudslides to boot. The insurance premiums must be astronomical.

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I've never heard of this LSAT. I've never even had to take the SAT, even though I've got 10+ years of post secondary ed, including a BS in Music Ed. I left HS without graduating, went to pro school(HS diploma wasn't required), then later got a GED, went to state uni(they didn't ask about SAT), and have taken numerous courses at jr college(including Ass. Degree in BusAdmin. Ain't that interesting...

I worked in the yard from 10 to 10:30 am, noticed it was 95 when I came in. Now it's 100 on the dot.

I wonder if the gov used to regulate the housing industry somehow or other? It used to prevent and breakup monopolies and regulated food(still does, milk)and gas, if I'm not mistaken. I hope our little country hasn't gotten as good as it can get and is on the downside.

At 10:30 AM it was already 95 degrees.

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I'm sure we can depend on our government to bail out the bigshots while assuring those losing their homes that they're better off without depending on the government to solve their problems... The ole pissing on your leg, telling you it's raining bit.

Actually, three times the earnings isn't all that much figuring the average smuck buying a house probably earns 35K per year, times three is only 105K. Depending on the area, of course, 105K is an average house cost and pretty attainable. I guess it's the variable interest that the coup de grâce.

From our good friends at Wikipedia: Evaporative coolers (also called air, swamp, or desert coolers) are cooling devices which use simple evaporation of water in air. They differ from refrigeration or absorption air conditioning, which use the vapor-compression or absorption refrigeration cycles. In the U.S., small-scale evaporative coolers are called swamp coolers by some users due to the humid air conditions produced. The name sump cooler is also used. Air washers and wet cooling towers utilize the same principles as evaporative coolers, but are optimized for purposes other than air cooling. Evaporative cooling is especially well suited for climates where the air is hot and humidity is low. For example, in the U.S., the western/mountain states are good locations, with swamp coolers very prevalent in cities like Denver, Salt Lake City, Albuquerque, and Phoenix, where sufficient water is available; in Australia, evaporative air conditioning is popular in Perth. In dry climates, the installation and operating cost of an evaporative cooler can be much lower than refigerative air conditioning, often by 80% or so. But evaporative cooling and vapor-compression air conditioning are sometimes used in combination to yield optimal performance. Some evaporative coolers may also serve as humidifiers in the heating season. Did I ask? Far be it for me to ask a question before doing research on my own. I already got an asshole, don't need another one ripped.

So, the "creative" mortgage business is providing the outlet for the building industry's boom(?). That's the bottleneck/logjam that's putting the brakes on the building industry and it has reached a saturation point; and,consequently, dragged the Market down with it. We've had a big stink in my area concerning these variable interest home loans/mortgages that cater to starter homeowners. Lots of folks can't make their payments and are going belly up. It's kinda unreal to expect to buy a house with hardly no downpayment and a low(starting) interest rate. PT Barnum would be proud.

He's a bit passionate I'd say. He does sound like he knows what he's talking about though, a method to his madness.

*tsk* I registered 98 yesterday, but the paper said it was 100. I don't have any asphalt in the yard, could be the difference. It's supposed to be 100-101 this week, until Friday. It's hottern fucking shit, turned on the ac yesterday at 2 PM, mostly do with fans.

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