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PrintableToo bad, so sad.
I guess that's why they're talking about episodes for the OC housewives after the NJ season finale, no more Atlanta for now, that's a shame really. | |
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Vendetta1 said: RenHoek said:   As of late I've found the Zen of Nelson to be quite soothing and unavoidable... A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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Ottensen said: Graycap23 said: With the exception of Ms. Snow.....and of these women were posers. Wow...during her Wendy Williams interview she named her assets and she sounded straight financially 
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Cinnie said: Graycap23 said: The home, at 5525 Long Island Dr., was put on sale in 2007 for $2.8 million, but with the economy tanking, nobody bit.
Economy wasn't tanking in 2007 I don't know if it was or wasn't tanking then but honestly, when I was in Atlanta in 2007 a lot of people were in distress because the real estate market was going into the poop bin. Everybody was really nervous about their homes being their primary investment, and that they seemed to be losing worth by the second. All that lamenting led to some good frozen margarita parties, at least  | |
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RenHoek said: PaisleyPark5083 said: She looks masculine to me. after some  I'mma say you're right... worn-out-poot-butt came to mind as well but hey, who am I to judge...   "We may deify or demonize them but not ignore them. And we call them genius, because they are the people who change the world." |
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SCNDLS said: Graycap23 said: Seems that the producers of this show did not do their homework. Typical TV nonsense. Their brokedness was obvious from the first season. With all the truly affluent black folks in Atlanta, I really don't know how these hoodrat climbers even made it. Granted all these shows have trifling climbers but these chicks lack of funds was quite evident. You are absolutely correct. This is what happens with "new money" folks. Did any of these folks plan ahead or live in the moment and hit Lennox Mall all day everyday? | |
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Ottensen said: Cinnie said: Economy wasn't tanking in 2007 I don't know if it was or wasn't tanking then but honestly, when I was in Atlanta in 2007 a lot of people were in distress because the real estate market was going into the poop bin. Everybody was really nervous about their homes being their primary investment, and that they seemed to be losing worth by the second. All that lamenting led to some good frozen margarita parties, at least It started to look rough in 2005/2006. It started to tank in 2007. In ATL, forclosures started to get rediculous in 2006. I guess folks in industries that were not the first to tank didn't realize how bad it was getting for THEM. But hell, my boyfriend's job went belly up in 2004 and it took a year and a half to get a half way decent job. Folks in middle America are usually last to feel pain, with the exception of Michigan. You can see how the economy affects what parts of the country by how red or blue their vote is. Not to get this moved to P&R, but let's all move to Nebraska. You can get a job at least!  | |
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KatSkrizzle said: Ottensen said: I don't know if it was or wasn't tanking then but honestly, when I was in Atlanta in 2007 a lot of people were in distress because the real estate market was going into the poop bin. Everybody was really nervous about their homes being their primary investment, and that they seemed to be losing worth by the second. All that lamenting led to some good frozen margarita parties, at least It started to look rough in 2005/2006. It started to tank in 2007. In ATL, forclosures started to get rediculous in 2006. I guess folks in industries that were not the first to tank didn't realize how bad it was getting for THEM. But hell, my boyfriend's job went belly up in 2004 and it took a year and a half to get a half way decent job. Folks in middle America are usually last to feel pain, with the exception of Michigan. You can see how the economy affects what parts of the country by how red or blue their vote is. Not to get this moved to P&R, but let's all move to Nebraska. You can get a job at least! Yeah, I bought several rentals in '05 and a year later you could see the shift in the real estate market.  Move to Texas too cuz our job market is still great in comparison to most of the country. | |
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SCNDLS said: KatSkrizzle said: It started to look rough in 2005/2006. It started to tank in 2007. In ATL, forclosures started to get rediculous in 2006. I guess folks in industries that were not the first to tank didn't realize how bad it was getting for THEM. But hell, my boyfriend's job went belly up in 2004 and it took a year and a half to get a half way decent job. Folks in middle America are usually last to feel pain, with the exception of Michigan. You can see how the economy affects what parts of the country by how red or blue their vote is. Not to get this moved to P&R, but let's all move to Nebraska. You can get a job at least! Yeah, I bought several rentals in '05 and a year later you could see the shift in the real estate market. Move to Texas too cuz our job market is still great in comparison to most of the country.seriously? I would have assumed it was like a lot of other big cities in the south. But then again, texas is like its own country! lol. There is just so much there and so much land. | |
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KatSkrizzle said: SCNDLS said: Yeah, I bought several rentals in '05 and a year later you could see the shift in the real estate market. Move to Texas too cuz our job market is still great in comparison to most of the country.seriously? I would have assumed it was like a lot of other big cities in the south. But then again, texas is like its own country! lol. There is just so much there and so much land. Yep, we still have a lot of people moving here cuz the job market is still pretty good, again, in comparison and our housing market is not as bad off either. | |
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