Where is your Dream House Location ?
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crackarama
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Next door to the playboy mansion. Beat that 
lalit_burma
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Next door to the playboy mansion. Beat that
Why not playboy mansion itself ? Why NEXT ?
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Anywhere as long as it's a mansion
abhishekag
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Water bungalow, Bora Bora
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Modern luxury house in miami beach side or hawaii and one in hollywood hills, california
Iconoclast
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A big house in Manhattan.
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At my cabin in the mountains where I have a good internet connection and love to relax, go hiking and drink real cold beer. It's sad because they started to build more cabins there, before only I had a cabin and was really good. At least now there are some beautiful girls coming out every weekend. Great right?
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deedee1whoa
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Hmmm... There is one in particular. From TV series Charmed!
They say it's in San Francisco on the show, but it's actually located in L.A.
They say it's in San Francisco on the show, but it's actually located in L.A.
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FlightSchool
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either in Manhattan or in Miami
either way, around some fine babes
either way, around some fine babes
Most likely Miami, maybe Bermuda, or even Puerto Rico. (I am from Canada).
I need somewhere that has good scuba diving (scuba diving is my passion), so somewhere on the East coast, south of Orlando, because tropical coral reefs almost never grow North of Florida, with the exception of Bermuda which has warm water currents that flow from the Gulf of Mexico.
I need somewhere that has good scuba diving (scuba diving is my passion), so somewhere on the East coast, south of Orlando, because tropical coral reefs almost never grow North of Florida, with the exception of Bermuda which has warm water currents that flow from the Gulf of Mexico.
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