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I say he who smelt it dealt it

it might be 7 too. they all look the same.

i'm in building 8 or 6, i can't remember

i saw you through the windows, didn't you see me mooning you?

Rudy Giuliani, speaking about his sixth place finish in Iowa yesterday: "None of this worries me -- Sept. 11, there were times I was worried."

http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/business/346126_sunset05.html bring on the condos

super kamiokande galaxy 3 is my favorite wee game

Of the 5, i've only been to the VLA http://deputy-dog.com/2008/01/04/5-unbelievably-cool-research-facilities/ the super kamiokande detector looks cool

actually hillary is using that as a selling point today to differentiate herself from obama: she is saying "with me, you know what you'll get, because you know who i am...i'm a washington insider"....which is risky because the vote yesterday seemed to be all about change according to teh pundits.

chuck is messing with conservative types with this huckabee stuff, just like they do to libs by saying that hillary is "electable"

One block away from me every house is over a million bucks (above alki views of the Olympics), and I think the guy thought he could associate with those prices more than the relatively blue collar priced housing with the territorial/Mt. Rainier view on our side of the hill.

There was quite an investment just to get the lot to a level state. The labor was done by non-English speaking people who could not afford to buy a coat when it rained ( I ended up giving a spare that I was going to take to the Goodwill to one of them). The materials used to build were definitely not on par with what is being asked for the house. I would bet the break even point has got to be somewhere north of $500,000. 250,000 for the lot + I have no idea what it costs to build a house 3000+ square foot house + real estate fees. Perhaps someone with home building costs can tell me how off I'm on the cost to build the house. It has GRANITE COUNTERTOPS!!!!1

as is the true answer to your question. so right back at you I insult you because you are hostile to me. just read back to yourself what you wrote above. have a nice day. I didn't insult you, I felt sorry for you. I have no hostility towards ignorance.

the correct answer to that is pretty apparent to most on this board. but like other facts that are apparent to most, you apparently missed the boat. i'll leave that to you to figure out along with the economic data you should be re-examining.

then I can only laugh at you. but I don't laugh out of malice.

Your "facts" are tainted and one-sided, par for the course from your political comrades. Answer the questions: 1. Why did you insult me? 2. Do you dispute the statement Bush has left the country worse off than Clinton did?

At least we can count on the housing market to pull us through. Speaking of which, anyone pull the trigger on the new house next door? Still vacant. The price is still too high, even for the robust Seattle housing market. I think the guy did not make a very good investment in how much he paid for the lot + the type of house it is+ how it is situated. Its pretty funny, asking for more than 3/4 million for a "Rearview Window" picture window view (literally like 15 feet or less from the big picture windows right when you walk in the door) of the neighbors decrepit deck complete with old refrigerator and washing machine rusting on it. They even hired a new real estate company which outfitted it with furnishings, but so far the polished turd has not sold.

At least we can count on the housing market to pull us through. Speaking of which, anyone pull the trigger on the new house next door? OMG, Porter, a recession??? that should never ever happen. I mean, never ever. It's called a business *cycle* for a reason, Porter-hole. And yes, Clinton gifted Bush with one two. Short memory or selective memory? I find it very strange that you insist on insulting me (WTF, "Porter-hole"?) Is there something wrong with you? I did not insult you, merely pointing out a fact: Bush will leave the country in a fiscal mess. Do you dispute that? Clinton left Bush a far better position than Bush will leave his successor.

Whomever is elected, Bush will be able to give them an excellent inaugural gift! http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/22476544/

Dude, Gore was a total moron - at every debate and every appearance and speech. But hey, if you want to sniff two pieces of shit and claim one smells better, all the power to you. Sounds like you've done that yourself. Gore actually has a command of the English language.

If one were to select the all time worst Presidential orator, the choice would be clear.

listen to some tapes of Teddie Roosevelt, or FDR, or Truman, JFK, etc. yes, we've dropped to the lowest common denominator. the royal we has perhaps. i didn't vote for bush, did you?

I'll just sit it out if either Hukabee or Romney are the nominee. (I think Hukabee is the Howard Dean of the Republican field this round.) I'll plug my nose and vote Guliani if I have to, but I stand by my month's old belief that the finalist will be my favorite; McCain. Under no circumstances will I vote for one of the kook/whack-job Democrats. I'm also hoping that I have the opportunity to vote for McCain. i believe today is an important day for mccain, with the god vote to being less of a factor in NH.

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