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6-30-2011 @ 5:14PM
Fox Van Allen said...
"Unlike, say, Nortel stock earlier this decade or new houses in the States right after the housing crash, the value of the raw enchanting materials, leather, ore, and other stockpileable goods should go up from here."
Are you trying to say that my house isn't going to go up in value anymore? Oh god I need to make some phone calls D:
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7-01-2011 @ 3:30AM
theRaptor said...
Here in Australia the Government has had to bribe people with $7000 for new home buyers to keep the housing market afloat. Incredibly moronic as all that means is houses cost $7000 more, it doesn't make them more affordable.
7-01-2011 @ 8:04AM
zubbiefish said...
Where are you from Basil? That statement sounds Canuckistani.
7-01-2011 @ 12:00PM
Basil Berntsen said...
Guilty as charged. I'm made in Canada, and happy Canada day to you!
@Fox: if you bought a multi-million dollar McMansion an hour's drive away from a big city in Texas in a brand new development the year before the crash, then no, you'll never get your money back.