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[OldRooster]

She has her own porn channel, gets 10,000s of views. (not sure I believe those numbers tbh)
Probably has 3 kids+ and collecting welfare and Section 8.

Spoiler: Her channel, nsfw, you have been warned

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[Idontknowlol]

Your mom's porn is better

 

[Erik-Jón]

She has her own porn channel, gets 10,000s of views. (not sure I believe those numbers tbh)
Probably has 3 kids+ and collecting welfare and Section 8.

Spoiler: Her channel, nsfw, you have been warned

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Degen coomer

 

[traveler]

 

[Deleted member 4362]

Her looksmatch got shot dead in a Taco BEll drive-through

 

[Reckless Turtle]

@MarkCorrigan

 

[dat feel]

hey @OldRooster

how've you been? what have you been up to?

 

[OldRooster]

hey @OldRooster

how've you been? what have you been up to?

Building a traditional Sauna at my FL house. Will be moving to my New England House in a week. I don't know how people spend the summer in FL. But can't complain, home prices near me have gone up 25% since I bought last year. How are you? Were you holding out hoping Lookism was going to reboot? I guess they did reboot, but they lost all my old posts so I didn't see a reason to go back there.

 

[dat feel]

good, i thought both lookism and this site had died so i just didn't look into them for the past several months

where did you end up buying in fl? how much did you pay? last we spoke you were still looking

where did lookism reboot?

 

[OldRooster]

i will pm you link, I don't want to break any rules.

 

[Darkthrone]

Stop

 

[dat feel]

ah yeah i saw that, and yes it looked pretty empty

kind of a blessing, a chance for a fresh start

although so many theories and so many DailyMail threads were lost

i guess all things eventually come to an end

the real PSL era is over. this forum will never be a true PSL forum until it renames the Offtopic subforum to Shitty Advice and adds the old smileys and gifs

i will miss the experiments and insane thread titles, and especially experiments about messaging girls with thread titles

about your house, you have to realize that you bought at the top of the market. the market going to cool down quite a bit, your best hope is that home prices hold at the same level for the next five years and don't dip, although a dip is very likely

 

[OldRooster]

The market here is still a seller's market, but nowhere near as strong a market as it was 6 months ago. I don't know if that is a typical seasonal slowdown here since this is my first year. But prices probably have stopped going up at least to the end of year. I bought a year ago, 20% below where it is now, so not seeing how it is I bought at the top of the market. They might go down a little, I don't know, I have to live somewhere, I can be reasonably certain they will go down less where I live than the average in the US. I am guessing Disney's problems has hurt the Orlando market. New housing starts have slowed dramatically, but that isn't necessarily and indicator of resale home prices.

 

[dat feel]

interest rate increase put the brakes on buying, covid NEETbux that are making people irrational are running out, covid pandemic that drove irrational home buying has ended. as jamie dimon recently predicted, people have 6-9 months of free money saved up still, on average, then reality will hit and they will rush back to the cities for jobs unless work from home becomes a permanent thing, which is unlikely in any major way

all those hot housing markets in the middle of nowhere will cool down just as they heated up. people who fled to fl, because of weather and lax covid rules etc, will go back to their jobs. job market is very bad in fl

also supply chain issues slowing down new housing will be fixed, which will increase the housing supply

so in a year or two we will likely see housing supply exceed supply once again, and many sales below purchase price

your case is a bit different because you bought a place to live in permanently, you don't have a job to go back to, and your risk exposure is relatively low since your house is just a bit above median price, so overall you should be okay

also, about dealing with fl summers, there is no way to get used to it, and it doesn't get better. you simply avoid going out during the day or parking your car in the sun unless you absolutely have to or plan on working up a sweat anyway

 

[OldRooster]

I have made more than 2,500 trips to Home Depot and Lowes over the past 23 years, so I have a good feel for what building materials cost. Prices of all building materials have skyrocketed in the past 2 years, probably 50% on average. Wire , Lumber, Roofing Materials, Windows, Plumbing Fixtures, flooring, Doors, etc... That mitigates a lot of downside risk.