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Wow Conne, big come down from this: http://www.styleforum.net/showpost.p...4&postcount=55Originally Posted by Piobaire
He was long on AIG and Lehman
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He was long on AIG and Lehman
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Originally Posted by Connemara
Yeah. Daddy's in the mortgage biz so he couldn't afford the 2 bedroom penthouse for his darling son. Just the cramped studio.
Why not appeal for handouts to Kabbaz or FNB?
Connemara
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Why did I think he was a manufacturer of some sort?Originally Posted by Piobaire
I dunno. I don't think I ever mentioned that. He owns a couple of companies (mortgage brokerage, title co., one or two others that I don't remember).
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Why not appeal for handouts to Kabbaz or FNB?Originally Posted by RJman
or become a prostitute
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I feel old this is my second apartment since moving out on my own.
Here's some pictures of my books.I'll post some pictures of the rest of the place when I clean up. I do not usually have cards on the ledge this was after a party I had for my father.
Here's some pictures of my books.I'll post some pictures of the rest of the place when I clean up. I do not usually have cards on the ledge this was after a party I had for my father.
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^^ Very cool. My personal library is one of my few possessions that I'm very proud of. Nice collection.
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I thought I had posted here before...Here's a photo of my apartment I rented out.
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Thank you , Sir.Originally Posted by jpeirpont
I'm always jealous of people with hard back books.
Piobaire
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I dunno. I don't think I ever mentioned that. He owns a couple of companies (mortgage brokerage, title co., one or two others that I don't remember).Originally Posted by Connemara
So it would be safe to say, you can't remember how many houses...er, companies your father owns? That's Republican type wealth man!
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