Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
That could turn him into a serial killer.
That could turn him into a serial killer.
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Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
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wolverineTrumpet
not particularly bad
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
I think we've safely established that he's NaSK. Last time he had the off hours phone it made him tired and grouchy, but still NaSK.
That could turn him into a serial killer.
I think we've safely established that he's NaSK. Last time he had the off hours phone it made him tired and grouchy, but still NaSK.
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
mookie will be taking off this coming sunday, monday, and tuesday to celebrate The Eid. even though he will be a 12hr flight away from the office
mookie will be taking off this coming sunday, monday, and tuesday to celebrate The Eid. even though he will be a 12hr flight away from the office
leswp1
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Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
Good Evening Lodge!
Went to the beach today- last day before the kids are out of school. Walked the length of the beach and back 1 3/4h . Beautiful day. Also confirmed no need to feel any shame for my body. The number of very large people wearing small amounts of cloth. Also there are a number of the same people tattooed over large parts of their body. Certainly a change from when I was young.
Good Evening Lodge!
Went to the beach today- last day before the kids are out of school. Walked the length of the beach and back 1 3/4h . Beautiful day. Also confirmed no need to feel any shame for my body. The number of very large people wearing small amounts of cloth. Also there are a number of the same people tattooed over large parts of their body. Certainly a change from when I was young.
JF_Gophers
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leswp1
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Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
when you wore French Cut bathing suits that went up to the waist but only if you had a body like Twiggy. No 2 pieces unless you were a twig and tattoos were what the gals who were hookers had and men who were low class or had been jailed.
tell us all about the ancient times.
when you wore French Cut bathing suits that went up to the waist but only if you had a body like Twiggy. No 2 pieces unless you were a twig and tattoos were what the gals who were hookers had and men who were low class or had been jailed.
St. Clown
Ideas Posted are Likely Not My Own
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
What about the sailors? Don't forget about your seamen!
The Nigerian prince is now a regional bank manager from Ghana.
What about the sailors? Don't forget about your seamen!
The Nigerian prince is now a regional bank manager from Ghana.
Hammer
We'll be back.
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
Take a deep breath. Think of all the idiots that own their own homes. You're well ahead of those knuckleheads, so you should be fine.
The housing market here is white-hot. There was a home 4 houses up the street that went up for sale a couple weeks ago at a price that I thought was well above what I thought it was worth. I came home yesterday to see a "SOLD" sign in the front yard. I mean, I'm glad they got it sold, but the way this is going is making me wonder.
Take a deep breath. Think of all the idiots that own their own homes. You're well ahead of those knuckleheads, so you should be fine.
The housing market here is white-hot. There was a home 4 houses up the street that went up for sale a couple weeks ago at a price that I thought was well above what I thought it was worth. I came home yesterday to see a "SOLD" sign in the front yard. I mean, I'm glad they got it sold, but the way this is going is making me wonder.
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
The housing market is insane here, as LWB can attest to. Seller's market for sure.
That being said, yes, take a deep breath. Hell, I was wiggin' out when I was searching for a new vehicle. You're getting a house.
The housing market is insane here, as LWB can attest to. Seller's market for sure.
That being said, yes, take a deep breath. Hell, I was wiggin' out when I was searching for a new vehicle. You're getting a house.
bostonewe
Short/Round
It's like that here too. The house we put an offer on has been on the market for 2 days. We saw it on Wednesday and we put an offer in tonight. Our agent is hopeful, but said there will likely be 2 or 3 more offers by Saturday afternoon. The pricing is so insane in Massachusetts and New Hampshire that stuff that is reasonable is literally off the market in 2-3 days.
I think some of the nerves are just "holy crap we're buying a house!" nerves. I never thought I'd be able to own a home tha ks to student debt. (I also never thought I'd get married and tcbg bore witness to a level of crazy/nerves that made me sure I'd found the right one.)
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To be honest, after meeting both of you in Denver...the thought was in my mind. Some things are just that obvious to outsiders. You guys are a great couple, btw.
To be honest, after meeting both of you in Denver...the thought was in my mind. Some things are just that obvious to outsiders.
You guys are a great couple, btw.
Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
yawn! before it rains
yawn! before it rains
MarkEagleUSA
C'mon Q!
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
Good morning to tLodge!
Good morning to tLodge!
Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
mookie1995
there's a good buck in that racket.
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
s'upp y'all
saw the rain falling when the ky sen was on msnbc. looks like cats and dogs are about to begin living together
s'upp y'all
saw the rain falling when the ky sen was on msnbc. looks like cats and dogs are about to begin living together
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
I'm not in a good mood Ralph, so I'm taking it out on a few parts of the country.
Anyhoo, Happy Friday Lodge. It's like a morgue here today. Probably should've worked from home but there are a few things I need to do. Will probably head out around 1:30 or so.
Holding off my congrats, 'ewe, till you know for sure. Hope it works out for you guys!! I'm slowly getting my place into some kind of shape that will be ready to sell should I want to move. It's insane how much places are going for. There were two units in my building going for $499K. Seriously, that's pretty much a half million. Once of them is on the first place and kind of dumpy, the other is nicer. I want to see how much they both sold for so I have a baseline for my place.
It's all Scarlet's fault.
I'm not in a good mood Ralph, so I'm taking it out on a few parts of the country.
Anyhoo, Happy Friday Lodge. It's like a morgue here today. Probably should've worked from home but there are a few things I need to do. Will probably head out around 1:30 or so.
Holding off my congrats, 'ewe, till you know for sure. Hope it works out for you guys!! I'm slowly getting my place into some kind of shape that will be ready to sell should I want to move. It's insane how much places are going for. There were two units in my building going for $499K. Seriously, that's pretty much a half million. Once of them is on the first place and kind of dumpy, the other is nicer. I want to see how much they both sold for so I have a baseline for my place.
Ralph Baer
Let's Go 'Tute!
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
At least you didn't give us the fire ants.
(See the tweet which I posted on the Hurricane thread.)
I'm not in a good mood Ralph, so I'm taking it out on a few parts of the country.
Anyhoo, Happy Friday Lodge. It's like a morgue here today. Probably should've worked from home but there are a few things I need to do. Will probably head out around 1:30 or so.
Holding off my congrats, 'ewe, till you know for sure. Hope it works out for you guys!! I'm slowly getting my place into some kind of shape that will be ready to sell should I want to move. It's insane how much places are going for. There were two units in my building going for $499K. Seriously, that's pretty much a half million. Once of them is on the first place and kind of dumpy, the other is nicer. I want to see how much they both sold for so I have a baseline for my place.
At least you didn't give us the fire ants.
(See the tweet which I posted on the Hurricane thread.)
bostonewe
Short/Round
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
It really means a lot.
Once we started looking last year, we knew that living in Massachusetts was out for us. You can't even get a crappy house (the kind to tear down and use the land) for under 300K. With rent over $2000/2 bdr just over the border in MA, renting was out as well. We didn't want to live in Nashua because of the many crappy neighborhoods and potential low resale. We put an offer in on a place right down the street from where we are now. We love the neighborhood and they are continuing to add improvements. Doesn't help with our commute, but our rent is going up again in September by 50$ (It has gone up $340 since we moved in Sept 2013). I figure that I won't be ready to advance to another hospital for at least 7-10 years (there is a lot to learn at my current place). When that time comes, we hope to have a larger down payment and we can better decide where we want to live. In the meantime, this potential place is beautiful. If it doesn't work out, we'll just keep looking, at least we're more familiar with the process.
We're not really telling family until we have a better idea. The seller signed the agreement, so we're doing an inspection next week (as soon as I get it scheduled). I figure we'll just do one step at a time and once we're sure that it's ours we'll tell family (they know we are thinking of putting an offer in).
Thank you.To be honest, after meeting both of you in Denver...the thought was in my mind. Some things are just that obvious to outsiders.
It really means a lot. I'm not in a good mood Ralph, so I'm taking it out on a few parts of the country.
Anyhoo, Happy Friday Lodge. It's like a morgue here today. Probably should've worked from home but there are a few things I need to do. Will probably head out around 1:30 or so.
Holding off my congrats, 'ewe, till you know for sure. Hope it works out for you guys!! I'm slowly getting my place into some kind of shape that will be ready to sell should I want to move. It's insane how much places are going for. There were two units in my building going for $499K. Seriously, that's pretty much a half million. Once of them is on the first place and kind of dumpy, the other is nicer. I want to see how much they both sold for so I have a baseline for my place.
Once we started looking last year, we knew that living in Massachusetts was out for us. You can't even get a crappy house (the kind to tear down and use the land) for under 300K. With rent over $2000/2 bdr just over the border in MA, renting was out as well. We didn't want to live in Nashua because of the many crappy neighborhoods and potential low resale. We put an offer in on a place right down the street from where we are now. We love the neighborhood and they are continuing to add improvements. Doesn't help with our commute, but our rent is going up again in September by 50$ (It has gone up $340 since we moved in Sept 2013). I figure that I won't be ready to advance to another hospital for at least 7-10 years (there is a lot to learn at my current place). When that time comes, we hope to have a larger down payment and we can better decide where we want to live. In the meantime, this potential place is beautiful. If it doesn't work out, we'll just keep looking, at least we're more familiar with the process.
We're not really telling family until we have a better idea. The seller signed the agreement, so we're doing an inspection next week (as soon as I get it scheduled). I figure we'll just do one step at a time and once we're sure that it's ours we'll tell family (they know we are thinking of putting an offer in).
melmac
Math atheist
Re: Rep retirement lodge CC - greetings from heathrow
Good luck, 'ewe!
Good luck, 'ewe!
I hope it stays that way. We'll be looking to put ours up in about a year, give or take. We've found... problems... that need to be addressed before we can even think about putting it up for sale.
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