8987 pts ยท June 17, 2015
This. Just google "seawater under a microscope". Her baby's welcome to the world is a bath in nasty water.
Shorter rotation time, and a much larger diameter, that sucker is MOVING! I had no idea.
State sets speed limits, and enacts laws. City raises millage rates to fund something you don't care about. Etc. Etc.
Living in a civilized society is incompatible with personal liberties. County issues burn bans all the time. bUt MuH pErSoNaL LiBuRtEes
Smaller developments might be able to, but it's rare. But that's why we have HOAs. So developers can crank out homes and make money.
And as much as people love to winge about HOAs, many people like that they keep the slobs in check, and you'll never get 2/3 vote to disolve
moving units. Once that's done, the covenants could be dissolved, but state statutes will typically dictate something like 2/3 majority.
landscape maintenance, and generally not looking like a trailer park. All of this keeps the neighborhood looking nice, so they can keep
they need the place looking top notch the entire time so people keep buying properties. The rules typically govern things like house colors
to state statutes, which establish the "rules" for all land owners on their development. They know it takes time to build 8,000 homes so
A developer owns a bunch of land, they want to put 8,000 homes on the land and make $1B. They file their Covenants with the state, according
There's plenty of property to purchase that isn't in an HOA. It will still be in a city/county/state and guess what, they have rules too.
"But I want to drive 130 mph, and it's almost impossible to find anywhere that will let you drive 130. Cops can fuck off!"
You're being downvoted, but you're 100% right. Posts like this are the equivalent of speeding, getting a ticket, and getting pissed at cops.
The garden looks fantastic! Nice work!
American here. I don't recognize these either.
It was also very soon after 9/11, at a Yankees game. It was a good moment for a good pitch.
I had several of these. What an awesome collection, and trip down memory lane! Thanks!
That's a pretty nice looking "work" PC.
If I hear someone is headed to Missouri, I make sure to recommend it. That place is absolutely wild!
As fake as this looks today, this terrified me as a kid.
Can you imagine coming across one of these in a barn or something? Like, never unpacked. A guy can dream.
Half of everyone you'll meet, is below average intelligence.
I'm a great swimmer, and I still wear one. Wild stuff can happen in the blink of an eye.
They probably panicked. Most people don't do well in stressful situations.
Attractive sales staff tend to outsell their counterparts. We are a simple species.
Yeah, but did you see what he could do on the football field? Surely that skill set carries over to public administration. /s
Smaller. Cheaper. Hybrid. I want one!
And emit real light. Video game lamps are real lamps.
This. Just google "seawater under a microscope". Her baby's welcome to the world is a bath in nasty water.
Shorter rotation time, and a much larger diameter, that sucker is MOVING! I had no idea.
State sets speed limits, and enacts laws. City raises millage rates to fund something you don't care about. Etc. Etc.
Living in a civilized society is incompatible with personal liberties. County issues burn bans all the time. bUt MuH pErSoNaL LiBuRtEes
Smaller developments might be able to, but it's rare. But that's why we have HOAs. So developers can crank out homes and make money.
And as much as people love to winge about HOAs, many people like that they keep the slobs in check, and you'll never get 2/3 vote to disolve
moving units. Once that's done, the covenants could be dissolved, but state statutes will typically dictate something like 2/3 majority.
landscape maintenance, and generally not looking like a trailer park. All of this keeps the neighborhood looking nice, so they can keep
they need the place looking top notch the entire time so people keep buying properties. The rules typically govern things like house colors
to state statutes, which establish the "rules" for all land owners on their development. They know it takes time to build 8,000 homes so
A developer owns a bunch of land, they want to put 8,000 homes on the land and make $1B. They file their Covenants with the state, according
There's plenty of property to purchase that isn't in an HOA. It will still be in a city/county/state and guess what, they have rules too.
"But I want to drive 130 mph, and it's almost impossible to find anywhere that will let you drive 130. Cops can fuck off!"
You're being downvoted, but you're 100% right. Posts like this are the equivalent of speeding, getting a ticket, and getting pissed at cops.
The garden looks fantastic! Nice work!
American here. I don't recognize these either.
It was also very soon after 9/11, at a Yankees game. It was a good moment for a good pitch.
I had several of these. What an awesome collection, and trip down memory lane! Thanks!
That's a pretty nice looking "work" PC.
If I hear someone is headed to Missouri, I make sure to recommend it. That place is absolutely wild!
As fake as this looks today, this terrified me as a kid.
Can you imagine coming across one of these in a barn or something? Like, never unpacked. A guy can dream.
Half of everyone you'll meet, is below average intelligence.
I'm a great swimmer, and I still wear one. Wild stuff can happen in the blink of an eye.
They probably panicked. Most people don't do well in stressful situations.
Attractive sales staff tend to outsell their counterparts. We are a simple species.
Yeah, but did you see what he could do on the football field? Surely that skill set carries over to public administration. /s
Smaller. Cheaper. Hybrid. I want one!
And emit real light. Video game lamps are real lamps.