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Gunslinger915 wrote: <quoted text> Are you talking to me???? Don't take naps ***hole. If you take naps, the people who are "after you" will get you. Oh, by the way, you do know that now you can marry your husband, er wife, whatever in California???? You haven't left yet???? Hey humburger, I bet you didn't know it was me Gaser II just a little while ago. You see how smart I am, I'm so smart I'm dumb. Hey GunnerSlubber, how would you like to stick your boot in my @ss? I guarantee you I'll like it....
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Gunslinger915
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catch me if you can wrote: <quoted text>
Hey humburger, I bet you didn't know it was me Gaser II just a little while ago. You see how smart I am, I'm so smart I'm dumb. Hey GunnerSlubber, how would you like to stick your boot in my @ss? I guarantee you I'll like it.... Hey roach, you better stop using my name, i'm the only sh1tslinger around here, you don't want to tango with me boy
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Shyminer
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Gunslinger915 wrote: <quoted text>Hey roach, you better stop using my name, i'm the only sh1tslinger around here, you don't want to tango with me boy oooh, I'm scared! STFU little girl, you can use whatever screen name you want, everybody knows its the jotito "Juarez".
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livvey
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Monchis wrote: WHY? Home prices are plummeting in the rest of the U.S., and our economy is in a recession!
Why is El Paso unique and prices keep soaring, even in light of the fact that this is a poor city?
Answer, can you say governmental greed? Our idiot mayor and county government won't stop over taxing us until there's no one left here to pay these never ending onerous taxes and fees!
Someone please stop the madness! There are two reasons that prices are going up here still. First, this area never truly experienced the bubble experienced by other major cities. The second reason is an influx of new residents who are affluent with good jobs and can afford nicer houses which drives up the rest of the market. I think what a lot of the up in arms blame the tax appraisal office people on here are missing is that the increase is based on the selling price of the houses, what people are willing and able to pay for homes, not what the tax appraiser says is the price of the home. The figures in the article were not calculated by our local tax appraisal office.
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livvey wrote: <quoted text>
There are two reasons that prices are going up here still. First, this area never truly experienced the bubble experienced by other major cities. The second reason is an influx of new residents who are affluent with good jobs and can afford nicer houses which drives up the rest of the market.
I think what a lot of the up in arms blame the tax appraisal office people on here are missing is that the increase is based on the selling price of the houses, what people are willing and able to pay for homes, not what the tax appraiser says is the price of the home. The figures in the article were not calculated by our local tax appraisal office. Everywhere we've been in the country the housing values have increased mostly because of out of town investors. In our neighborhood three years ago, investors from California bought numerous investment rental homes and sold them shortly after for incredibly inflated prices.
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Gunslinger915
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catch me if you can wrote: <quoted text>
Hey humburger, I bet you didn't know it was me Gaser II just a little while ago. You see how smart I am, I'm so smart I'm dumb. Hey GunnerSlubber, how would you like to stick your boot in my @ss? I guarantee you I'll like it.... Maybe you should just take your little boyfriend, girlfriend, husband, wife whatever to California and live happily. They like "weanie washers" there. Hve fun.
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