It's your decision but... everybody volunteers his opinion on it in your country

[PDH]

Seeing as how Seedy is slipping here....


Mart, for that kind of money, you could get a mansion with a split rail fence outside of Laramie.

[Caliga]

I know I don't speak for Marti, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't want to live in Wyoming.

[PDH]

I know I don't speak for Marti, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't want to live in Wyoming.

Because he hates freedom.

[Martinus]

Seeing as how Seedy is slipping here....


Mart, for that kind of money, you could get a mansion with a split rail fence outside of Laramie.

Bitch.

[Martinus]

I know I don't speak for Marti, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't want to live in Wyoming.

The rail fence outside of Laramie is where Matt Shephard was murdered.

[Malthus]

Meh, in retrospect I really never should have bought a house.

Really?  Buying my first house was one of the best decisions I ever made.

Really.  10 years in, and now it's just kind of an albatross.

It would certainly be a pain in the ass if you were in an occupation that required moving around a lot.

So far, personally I'm pleased with home ownership. Perhaps the best part financially is the least logical: it acts as a way of forcing savings. Yes, I know, you could do that on your own without the obligations, but the temptation not to would be strong. 

[Malthus]

I know I don't speak for Marti, but I'm pretty sure he doesn't want to live in Wyoming.

The rail fence outside of Laramie is where Matt Shephard was murdered.

And you could own that fence, and tell those kids to get off your property. 

[Ed Anger]

Lets see, 350K pounds  equals 522K dollars. Oh yeah, 7000 square feet for that. Maybe even a cement pond!

[Caliga]

The rail fence outside of Laramie is where Matt Shephard was murdered.

I know.