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Not really caring about the price they paid for it, but that appears to be a big house. If they are complaining, maybe they should of bought a smaller house. I can't stand people who complain about their mortgage payments on a house that is bigger than 2,000 s.f. Not saying that they shouldn't own a house bigger than that, but its like people who complain about the cost of ownership of a Hummer H1. If you can't afford it in the first place, then don't buy it to begin with.
32 posted on 12/13/2006 5:02:09 AM PST by neb52
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To: neb52

"If you can't afford it in the first place, then don't buy it to begin with."

BINGO!

Uncommon common sense.


217 posted on 12/13/2006 7:55:47 AM PST by EEDUDE
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Which reminds me that the leading consumer complaint (by FAR the leading complaint) about the Hummer H1 was getting poor gas mileage. In the words of Carlos Mencia, you have to be a little "dee-dee-dee" to buy one thinking you would actually get anything approaching respectable mpg...


221 posted on 12/13/2006 7:59:55 AM PST by eraser2005
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That is very likely a 2,000 sq ft house with no yard. Houses were going for 440 per sq ft here.


327 posted on 12/13/2006 9:25:01 PM PST by Pelham (1 Billion 'Guest Workers' to do Jobs Americans Won't Do.)
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