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The 3 bedroom that my fiancee and I will be moving into on Saturday.
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I was renting a similar sized Ranch house for ~$800/month a few years ago, and I believe that it would sell around the $140-150k mark.
The house we bought was even less than that! I'd be completely hosed if I ever had to move to an area with a higher cost of living. Good thing I'm not planning on it!
Yeah, the house I own in Indiana is bigger than that, with a detached garage, and cost about 10% as much as Squiggy's estimate.
But, you know, good luck finding a damn job in Indiana. There's a reason housing prices there have been so low!
A beautiful, quaint house there Squiggy, I dig it. How large is your lot?
The 3 bedroom that my fiancee and I will be moving into on Saturday.
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Eric Northman vibes. Which is very, very good. Oh yes.
Who in their right mind would willingly work for the government? I mean, their SOP is; bend over and go to you happy place.
Like my t-shirt says: "I don't need sex. I get f*cked by the government every day."
I've always thought it would be cool to be a federal employee at the Air and Space Museum in Washington. Being around all those cool aircraft, spacecraft and other displays five or six days a week would probably be pretty sweet for someone like myself who grew up admiring so many of those aeronautical accomplishments.
Mate, how can someone read that post and not realize that I was joking. We wouldn't survive without some government jobs. It would honestly kill us.
That is, until one of them dropped on your head because budget cuts prevented them from safely mounting the planes to whatever they're mounted to.
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Yeah. Sounds like the kind of luck I'd have.
Yeah. Sounds like the kind of luck I'd have.
As a federal employee, I read your post, thought you were serious, and completely agreed. Probably not a good thing, is it?
Sounds a lot like Toronto. The 2-bedroom condo I just bought was $272K, and that was an amazing deal. I've been renting a 1-bedroom apartment for the last 14 years, and in that time my rent has gone from about $980 to $1170. Given that we have rent controls preventing landlords from increasing the rent beyond a certain percentage unless the tenant moves out, I'd say you'd be hard-pressed to find even a bachelor apartment here these days for less than $1000, except perhaps on the very outskirts of the city.
That's rather forward of you.
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I've been meaning to take picture of daughter wearing this for a while. I finally remembered today while in line at Costco.
Adorable!
Here's a picture of me wearing a scarf my mom knitted to look like the scarf Watson has in the recent Sherlock Holmes movie.
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