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So what's the 'stink' here then? Clark's deodorant?

In reply to: How do the codes make us all worse off? Wouldn't a lack of rules make for some very shoddy, unsafe structures and cause general chaos in the value of real estate? They make us worse off by adding a layer of expense. You have to get an inspector to inspect and you have to add features you did not want to be up to code. This can be a substantial cost. It also falsely gives the impression that something built to code is good,...

I think you have misheard on the phone just like you had on the commercial :-). You said the ad on tv stated for "Just for $3.33 per month". How can you miss such annoying commercial. It's so loud that I have to mute my TV every time it's on. I believe they said it's $1.70 something... I know a few people use it and they love it. I won't use it because it I can't transfer my number. If I do, I wouldn't...

You are not required to buy/build a home, go mountain climbing or buy a motor cycle. The government has no authority to do what you suggest. "That's what cost shifting is all about" Socialism always fails... A society that puts equality...ahead of freedom will end up with neither equality nor freedom. Milton Friedman

Or....it could be that she is asking $250k when the market has similar houses going for $180k. If he advised her to short sell, it tells me that they owe more than current "market value" on the house. They can pretty it up some, but if they are trying to get much more than market value...it won't help it sell. Palin in 2012

Perhaps they bought theirs in stores instead of ordering over the phone. I have the proof of the charges and ended up getting in touch with my bank's Fraud Department.

"The primary reason for building codes is to restrict poor people from building near rich people." I don't know that many poor people have houses built for them. They usually find something already built. "The value of your neighbors house reflects on yours so it is in your vested interest to keep out the riff raff. It also severely restricts people from building in innovative and better ways." If your innovative and...

Clark does not come around here so you get an answer from the peanut gallery. Glad you like your carrier. The rub is that finding circumstances where a contract plan truly favors the victim is in increasingly rare. Maybe yours does; tell us the numbers if it is so wonderful. Possibly the "family plan" offset by revenue peddling expensive phones gets you there. Oh and if you should get disgruntled, often the price you pay with an ETF...

"And if you have more than one computer like I do, you will see the limit of that concept." If you perform a google search of the phrase "ipod multiple computers", the first result returned is an Apple support document that explains how you can load content to your ipod from multiple computers. If you would have had your iPod set to "manually manage music" then you wouldn't have lost any of your mp3 files...

Ads from advetisers is what pays the bills, so Clark does what he has to do. I doubt seriously he likes or endorses many ofthe companies who advertise but he doesn't own the station, he is an employee of Cox Radio and if they tell him to do a lead-in to the actual ad, if he wants to stay on the job, then he may have to just that. [Sometimes I sits and thinks...sometimes I just sits...]