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Here's a good use of culture: http://mashable.com/2015/11/23/blogger-bread-vagina-yeast/#OteCQk24RaqS
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Pvt Dancer posted:Here's a good use of culture: http://mashable.com/2015/11/23/blogger-bread-vagina-yeast/#OteCQk24RaqS loving awful
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i thought destroying the economy was a generation x speciality tho
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lol http://www.theverge.com/2015/11/24/9793096/amazon-pulls-man-in-the-high-castle-nazi-subway-ads don't want to offend anyone with a TV show based on fiction
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is there a housing market to ruin/ i picture the real estate market as a meteor crater anyways will get to work on buying that house lol
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KoRMaK posted:Like you, a goon who posts on the internet, moving in there would be immune to the neighborhoods response. that hurts Kleen_TheRowdyDog posted:they would reject you too, me thinks. yo I'm working class af, also I have a very slight southern drawl and people seem to really like that (especially ladies)
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ethanol posted:is there a housing market to ruin/ i picture the real estate market as a meteor crater housing market is balling pretty hard right now but unless you're a cash buyer you probably won't be able to find a used house and I have no idea what the loan market looks like but I don't imagine banks are jumping to finance people with little credit history and massive student loan debt
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Surely the housing market wasnt ruined by house flippers
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Pvt Dancer posted:Here's a good use of culture: http://mashable.com/2015/11/23/blogger-bread-vagina-yeast/#OteCQk24RaqS quote:There are thousands of recipes for sourdough bread out there. While they require microscopic fungus for leavening, none of them — surprisingly — mean that kind of yeast. Oh yeah wow that's so surprising. On the same note, I can't believe out of all these cookie recipes I have lying around none of them call for delicious, salty boogers.
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Any affordable house is snatched up by middle aged baby boomers to be fixed up as cheap as possible and resold at an insane price
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it's not so much flippers as investors who buy in while prices are going up, rent the houses to poor people for a few years then cash out when the market peaks
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Uncle Wemus posted:Any affordable house is snatched up by middle aged baby boomers to be fixed up as cheap as possible and resold at an insane price This is happening in my neighborhood and then a gang war broke out and no one will buy them. I think a bunch of investors have been tricked into thinking it was the next hot neighborhood, but it's still sketchy as gently caress and no one is going to pay 800 grand for a fixed up house here, which is what they are asking and failing at. veni veni veni fucked around with this message at 00:53 on Nov 25, 2015 |
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etalian posted:lol anything that stops a marketing campaign is good
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Olds getting mad that new bag holders aren't coming to participate in the Ponzi scheme that is the American housing market
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neonbregna posted:Olds getting mad that new bag holders aren't coming to participate in the Ponzi scheme that is the American housing market You know what's wrong with the housing market? loving poors that can't afford houses, that's what. Why don't you stop being poor and buy a house you lazy bums?
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how does this make sense, the reason they don't move out is that real estate is too expensive you idiots
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lol can you imagine if we lived in such an unstable system that the luxury purchasing choices of a select demographic could actually "ruin" our distributive networks??
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Phlegmish posted:how does this make sense, the reason they don't move out is that real estate is too expensive you idiots I just found the article http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/yourmoney/ct-marksjarvis-0802-biz-20150731-column.html the argument is that all millenials are supposed to get their own TV subscriptions and couches and they're not and its not fair the the couchman or the tv man
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Okay it's obviously clickbait but still housing prices in belgium have not stopped increasing at any point since 2008, for many young peope banks simply will not let them take out that kind of mortgage. i imagine it's the same in much of the US. it's not that they prefer the comfort of their parental home, it's just that many plain can't afford to move out idiots
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It's the same in the U.K dude, especially in London. They even changed the rules about offering mortgages so that it's harder to get one. They will overestimate your expenses and understate your earnings.
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has any article ever written on the internet not been clickbait?
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I was doing a course this year with a bunch of people from 20-40ish and the vast majority of them were renting, myself included. What made me really sad was a lot of these adults couldn't have pets because the landlords wouldn't allow it (lucky for me my landlords at the time did). That's pretty sad, being a grown-up and not being allowed a cat or dog if you wanted one. Not to mention not being able to put up shelves or paint the walls any shade other than magnolia. gently caress magnolia. No wonder so Millennials are stunted. We bought our first place this year after a death in the family and enough inheritance for me to pool a deposit between us. We couldn't have afforded it any other way, despite not leading particularly extravagant lives and earning a fair bit higher than the national average. Rondette fucked around with this message at 12:42 on Nov 25, 2015 |
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Rondette posted:I was doing a course this year with a bunch of people from 20-40ish and the vast majority of them were renting, myself included. What made me really sad was a lot of these adults couldn't have pets because the landlords wouldn't allow it (lucky for me my landlords at the time did). That's pretty sad, being a grown-up and not being allowed a cat or dog if you wanted one. Not to mention not being able to put up shelves or paint the walls any shade other than magnolia. gently caress magnolia. No wonder so Millennials are stunted. It really is what is expected anymore, to rent for a bit then save up money for a house if you can. Kind of hard saving up when you are dumping it into rent, though. Going in on a house without a 20% deposit just kicks you more and more in the balls as time goes on, but what kind of 25 year old had 20-30k sitting around? If you work a good job and your parents pay literally all of your bills then you can save up pretty handily, but it is still tough. The only people I know that were able to buy a house without an extended rental period/living in longer were those that inherited them or their parents "helped" them because they were loaded
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I hope I am reading that map wrong, is it saying that Londoners pay 85% of their salary straight into mortgage? 
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I'm the short guy living with my parents writing long winded articles bemoaning cultural appropriation.
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This thread is topical http://www.clevescene.com/cleveland/the-growing-pains-of-clevelands-newest-westside-neighborhood/Content?oid=4670345&showFullText=true "The power couple"  
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DreamShipWrecked posted:I hope I am reading that map wrong, is it saying that Londoners pay 85% of their salary straight into mortgage? It's from this article- http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-23273448 quote:Cost to income ratio for a low income couple with one child
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KoRMaK posted:This thread is topical It's kind of funny how a random FB friend posting a picture of an amusing can of wine has got me reading up about the zoning of residential area and issues of gentrfication in Cleveland, on the other side of the world from where I live. God Bless SA.
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neonbregna posted:Olds getting mad that new bag holders aren't coming to participate in the Ponzi scheme that is the American housing market The alternative is paying rent into zero equity, and having to pay rent forever. amusinginquiry posted:has any article ever written on the internet not been clickbait? Certainly not if it's about Youngs or Gizmos Rondette posted:gently caress magnolia.  These loving apartment complexes around me boggle my mind, all they have to do to jump the rent $200 is not have a kitchen that looks like it belongs in a Soviet Union living cube, even though that should be the minimum loving standard for the already costly location. A paint job costs next to nothing if it means getting new tenants a month earlier because they're not compelled to vomit at the concept of living there.Anyway, keepin' it .jpg (in this case, .png) 
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http://i.imgur.com/EVsomAF.gifv Pro Tip: Break in your boots before going on your Cranberry Frolic so you don't accidentally kick yourself into a pool of fruit. Also: Make sure you secure your glasses, Poindexter.
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HEY NONG MAN posted:
Ha ha that guy looks like James O'Keefe
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amusinginquiry posted:has any article ever written on the internet not been clickbait? the answer will surprise you!
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Is there a name for the little "song" that always plays during twee commercials targeted at millenials? I'm on my phone and can't really think of an example but it's just just like 4 notes played on an undeterminable string instrument repeating at a high and low octave, sounds really childish or something. I guess it's supposed to make brands seem non-threatening and friendly to adult babies. I bet there's a name for it in marketing circles
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https://www.washingtonpost.com/opin...0b1f_story.html " It would be easy to call protesting college students crybabies and brats for pitching hissy fits over hurt feelings, but this likely would lead to such torrents of tearful tribulation that the nation’s university system would have to shut down for a prolonged period of grief counseling. Besides, it would be insensitive. "
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I think if the first school had done a round of mass expulsions, it would have straightened a lot of these children out. The guy in charge was willing to resign, anyway... he should have at least tried to fix these kids before he quit.
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I heard an old talk about how their neighborhood got gentrified and their property taxes were now higher than what they had originally paid for their house. You can sell a house you own, but you're still going to be paying rent on it to the government.
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HEY NONG MAN posted:http://i.imgur.com/EVsomAF.gifv I'm trying to think what this guy's goal was here All I'm coming up with is a dopey voice saying MMM CRANBERRY and falling in like a two year old
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