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Id like to offer up my only child as a bid. He's 18, a hard worker and doesnt take up much space.
Good luck with the sale.  Blackjack  |
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05-24-2008, 02:46
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Heres a match for ya
100 sweat into a hangar Might be a bit premature , but I'm sure Snake Eyes doesnt mind the bump. : ) Bones |
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Good luck for sale |
05-25-2008, 19:30
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It was almost two years ago that they were 50K. A few months before i purchased mine actually. Quote:
Space is coming, people are realising the potential future values and they are realising that they may miss it if they are not carefull. Quote:
You do have a point with regards to the 50%, as i gather you are refering to the disapearence of renting. The same amount can be earned, the owner just has to work for it now, or rent to a person they can truly trust. However, think on it for a moment. MA know that they can gain extra income from a renting system if they create their own, so the likelyhood of them doing so is very great. I know that certain members of the community like to argue against the rising prices on the high-end items, but inflation is a natural part of any economy. You may not be willing to accept it as every time it strikes, the items move further out of reach, but the laws of economics cater to those who spot opportunities and take action early. Good to bump into you again Oz  No offences intended. Additional - feel free to ignore everyone else  ----------------------------------------------- P.S. With regards to the 'End of Days' prediction scheduled for 2012, i gather you mean December 21st(or 23rd) when the 'Mayan Long Count' calendar completes it's 13th b'ak'tun cycle? That's just modern superstition; even the Mayans' didn't believe that. It was their religious belief(the stronger religions are what i refer to, as there were a multitude of systems both cultural and spiritual which co-encided) that it would signify the next creational attempt by the Gods. This belief was based on a misunderstanding aswell though. The calendar extends for roughly 5125 years, although the Mayans demonstrated a clear ability to realise that time progressed far beyond this. To simplify: *the calendar lasts 5125 years (like our gregorian calendar is on-going, they would have just started a new one and listed it as the second one) *the average lifespan was less than 40 years *as time went by the meanings played like chinese whispers and some thought this was a prediction of the end of time as time was not predicted afterwards. *When this spread to religions it became as true as "the world is flat" was to ancient Romans as these held a supreme importance to the peoples(as did they with all early civilisations). So i don't think you have much to worry about come 2012. Remember, we're talking about a civilisation that firmly believed that they were made of maize here.  ----------------------------------------------- Edit: Bump! Last edited by Pheonyx; 05-25-2008 at 19:37.. Reason: Adding "Bump!" |
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let us hope that it is wrong ...
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