dosk
Junior Member
- Nov 29, 2016
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I agree with @Sherbert Hoover , I'd love to live in Seattle, Washington.
I've never been there. I used lived over in Tucson, Arizona, so most of the towns I visited were in Southern Arizona. Except Flagstaff; now that place is nice!
better hope you dont get hit by any plomo thoughyes! medellin! buy a metal detector and discover all the leftover/hidden plata!![]()
If you ever talk to me in person, you'll quickly realise I take things at face value, at least initially.How you did not pick up on the Eagles reference I have no idea.
You, of all people, who are as eclectic as is humanly possible missed that?
I want a refund.
Or a rebate.
Or, at least, a coupon.
1 million for 1200 sq ft home that was built in 1880. Cash or cheque?It may not be many people's ideal location, but I'd love to live in Seattle someday:
I actually have a dream scenario called the Four Corners for vacation home ownership, with an achievement goal of 2025 (so when I turn 35). The Corners consist of:
Northwest: Condo in downtown Seattle
Southwest: A house or something on a beach near LA
Northeast: A cabin in Maine
Southeast: Something on the beach in Key West
What if I need that so I'll be the only materialistic and capitalistic person? It'll make the job easierthere are still plenty of places around the world, sri lanka pop too mind so does many places in africa, but too find a place totally free of both materialism and capitalism you'd need to live with jungle tribes. lol
mozambique is incredibly beautiful and you can live like a king where as for the same money you'd be an below average joe in western europe or the US.