So long Seattle...

**LAN** · 11-16-2005, 06:39 PM

Originally Posted by Nobody Famous

BTW, that was the biggest worry of the several people I knew there, that she would move into a trailer somewhere down the street from them, and their property values would go downhill fast.

If you're living near a trailer, your property value can't be that high to begin with, no?

**BakerBoy** · 11-16-2005, 07:35 PM

Originally Posted by girlski0912

FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK

Then again, atleast in Clark County the likelihood that MBS, BakerBoy, and Hop would show up in my courtroom (and not just to observe) is significantly lowered.

See what happens when you get all fired up and ready to accept the first job offer that comes along? This is why you aren't allowed to dispense job advice to mbs.

Then again, maybe it's a good thing you aren't at Baker... now you won't need excuses for skiing around cliffs instead of hucking them for photogs!

**Nobody Famous** · 11-16-2005, 07:42 PM

Originally Posted by LAN

If you're living near a trailer, your property value can't be that high to begin with, no?

As I recall in Vancouver, modernizing the land use regulations didn't catch up with the huge growth in population and influx in the late 90s, so there are (were?) blocks of brand new homes/townhomes just a few lots away from trailers that have been there for years.

At one point in the 90s Clark County WA was the fastest growing county in the US, and strangely it lost that top spot to Clark County, NV.