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My wife the realtor sent me this article:

http://realtormag.realtor.org/daily-new ... e=RMODaily" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

What struck me about it is the idea that, in a country that was founded based on the idea of protecting Liberty, freedom of thought, etc., we actually have a law that possibly means that people cannot simply provide information on the demographics of an area to prospective home buyers.

I mean, that's really bad. It's one more clear indication that this country has completely lost touch with what it was supposed to be about.

Meh. Burn a gallon of gas to see if you see broken down cars in the front yard, pink flamingos, gnomes, Montana flags, or bandl's crews working in the neighborhood.

CAA Flagship wrote:Meh. Burn a gallon of gas to see if you see broken down cars in the front yard, pink flamingos, gnomes, Montana flags, or bandl's crews working in the neighborhood.

Or creepy old white fuck scoping neighborhood kids with binoculars and a McNeese State golf towel clipped to his fishing pants, piles of fish guts and a "CAUTION - DEAF CONK PLAYING" sign on the lawn.

D1B wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote:Meh. Burn a gallon of gas to see if you see broken down cars in the front yard, pink flamingos, gnomes, Montana flags, or bandl's crews working in the neighborhood.

Or creepy old white fuck scoping neighborhood kids with binoculars and a McNeese State golf towel clipped to his fishing pants, piles of fish guts and a "CAUTION - DEAF CONK PLAYING" sign on the lawn.

Pretty good, D1B.

Not JoltinJoe good, but passably good.

D1B wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote:Meh. Burn a gallon of gas to see if you see broken down cars in the front yard, pink flamingos, gnomes, Montana flags, or bandl's crews working in the neighborhood.

Or creepy old white fuck scoping neighborhood kids with binoculars and a McNeese State golf towel clipped to his fishing pants, piles of fish guts and a "CAUTION - DEAF CONK PLAYING" sign on the lawn.

Fantastic!

CAA Flagship wrote:Meh. Burn a gallon of gas to see if you see broken down cars in the front yard, pink flamingos, gnomes, Montana flags, or bandl's crews working in the neighborhood.

Agreed.

D1B wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote:Meh. Burn a gallon of gas to see if you see broken down cars in the front yard, pink flamingos, gnomes, Montana flags, or bandl's crews working in the neighborhood.

Or creepy old white **** scoping neighborhood kids with binoculars and a McNeese State golf towel clipped to his fishing pants, piles of fish guts and a "CAUTION - DEAF CONK PLAYING" sign on the lawn.

CAA Flagship wrote:Meh. Burn a gallon of gas to see if you see broken down cars in the front yard, pink flamingos, gnomes, Montana flags, or bandl's crews working in the neighborhood.

I take exception to this.

What do you have against pink flamingos muthafu*ker?

D1B wrote:

CAA Flagship wrote:Meh. Burn a gallon of gas to see if you see broken down cars in the front yard, pink flamingos, gnomes, Montana flags, or bandl's crews working in the neighborhood.

Or creepy old white **** scoping neighborhood kids with binoculars and a McNeese State golf towel clipped to his fishing pants, piles of fish guts and a "CAUTION - DEAF CONK PLAYING" sign on the lawn.

You know, when I lived on St. Simons Island in an upstairs condo back in the day I used to look out of my condo window at girls in bikinis by the swimming pool with a telescope. I called it my "troloscope" to refer to looking at trollop. That was cool.

But once we moved to a house I didn't have that opportunity anymore. No worries. I just rode my bike to the beach and gawked close up.

If Realtors and Lenders hadn't redlined and put restrictive covenants into deeds in the first place, you wouldn't be in this position.

JohnStOnge wrote:

D1B wrote:
Or creepy old white **** scoping neighborhood kids with binoculars and a McNeese State golf towel clipped to his fishing pants, piles of fish guts and a "CAUTION - DEAF CONK PLAYING" sign on the lawn.

You know, when I lived on St. Simons Island in an upstairs condo back in the day I used to look out of my condo window at girls in bikinis by the swimming pool with a telescope. I called it my "troloscope" to refer to looking at trollop. That was cool.

But once we moved to a house I didn't have that opportunity anymore. No worries. I just rode my bike to the beach and gawked close up.

St. Wronge's prey.........

dbackjon wrote:If Realtors and Lenders hadn't redlined and put restrictive covenants into deeds in the first place, you wouldn't be in this position.

It would be a developer that would put Covenants on a property not any Realtors or Lenders

Redlining is illegal

Bronco wrote:

dbackjon wrote:If Realtors and Lenders hadn't redlined and put restrictive covenants into deeds in the first place, you wouldn't be in this position.

It would be a developer that would put Covenants on a property not any Realtors or Lenders

Redlining is illegal

Man I thought you died.

Bronco wrote:

dbackjon wrote:If Realtors and Lenders hadn't redlined and put restrictive covenants into deeds in the first place, you wouldn't be in this position.

It would be a developer that would put Covenants on a property not any Realtors or Lenders

Redlining is illegal

screw you and the facts you rode in on

Cap'n Cat wrote:
St. Wronge's prey.........

I was more on the lookout for this sort of thing:



Young? Yes. But definitely at reproductive stage of development. Pretty much at peak reproductive stage I think.

JohnStOnge wrote:

Cap'n Cat wrote:
St. Wronge's prey.........

I was more on the lookout for this sort of thing:



Young? Yes. But definitely at reproductive stage of development. Pretty much at peak reproductive stage I think.

What the fvck are you doing with my ex's picture motherfvcker

Bronco wrote:

dbackjon wrote:If Realtors and Lenders hadn't redlined and put restrictive covenants into deeds in the first place, you wouldn't be in this position.

It would be a developer that would put Covenants on a property not any Realtors or Lenders

Redlining is illegal

Don't worry about Jon and facts...he's constantly pulling things right out of his ass.

Cluck U wrote:

Bronco wrote:

It would be a developer that would put Covenants on a property not any Realtors or Lenders

Redlining is illegal

Don't worry about Jon and facts...he's constantly pulling things right out of his ass.

as well as rodents, bottles, and a class ring or two