What so crazy about??? its the insanity going into my brain that strucks me craziness...
Feel like slapping idoit when he keeps pissing me with his attidute.
Whats so great that he walks around with both hands in his pocket & admiring at the trophies collection that the company had won over the years when everyone is so buzy, rushing to get job done before calling off for the day. (i totally give up on rushing thru my work when its almost 5min till knock off)
"imagining that all the trophies comes to alive & gives him slaps, throwing punches on the free loader"
hahhaha.... (ok ok ....) i am going insane soon...... where am i huh????
Showing posts with label crazy idea. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crazy idea. Show all posts
Friday, October 31, 2008
Friday, November 30, 2007
Town for sale thru eBay
Anybody willing to buy a town???
this really seems to "crazy" idea to buy a town, so drama...thought that such ideas (like getting an island) only will happen in the movies.
wonder who this crazy (yet filthy rich) man is, trying to imagine what he wants from this town..
i wont believe that he is going to get the town & retire his life for sure....
& why didnt i see on ebay on this bid "item"???
[SAN ANTONIO -- Someone in Italy placed the winning bid of $3.8 million on Friday for an unpopulated, one-house Texas town auctioned online.No one lives permanently in the 13-acre town of Albert, about 60 miles north of San Antonio, but the tavern created from the frame of the old general store is open on weekends.The town also includes a pavilion, an 85-year-old dance hall, a tractor shed, a three-bedroom house, plus peach and pecan orchards.But before town owner Bobby Cave signs the deed over, he must ensure the eBay bid is legitimate. Cave said that unlike the usual items bought through eBay, there are no contractual obligations when it comes to real estate."There's just not any way to insist that a guy from Italy write me a check for three million," said Cave, 47, an Austin real estate agent.The reserve price for the town was $2.5 million. Even if the deal doesn't go through, Cave said he has about five other prospective buyers genuinely interested in the town.Bridgeville, in northern California, was the first town ever put on the eBay auction block. The 83 acres were twice sold on the site, in 2002 (that deal fell through) and again last year. ]
http://www.star-telegram.com/467/story/321716.html
this really seems to "crazy" idea to buy a town, so drama...thought that such ideas (like getting an island) only will happen in the movies.
wonder who this crazy (yet filthy rich) man is, trying to imagine what he wants from this town..
i wont believe that he is going to get the town & retire his life for sure....
& why didnt i see on ebay on this bid "item"???
[SAN ANTONIO -- Someone in Italy placed the winning bid of $3.8 million on Friday for an unpopulated, one-house Texas town auctioned online.No one lives permanently in the 13-acre town of Albert, about 60 miles north of San Antonio, but the tavern created from the frame of the old general store is open on weekends.The town also includes a pavilion, an 85-year-old dance hall, a tractor shed, a three-bedroom house, plus peach and pecan orchards.But before town owner Bobby Cave signs the deed over, he must ensure the eBay bid is legitimate. Cave said that unlike the usual items bought through eBay, there are no contractual obligations when it comes to real estate."There's just not any way to insist that a guy from Italy write me a check for three million," said Cave, 47, an Austin real estate agent.The reserve price for the town was $2.5 million. Even if the deal doesn't go through, Cave said he has about five other prospective buyers genuinely interested in the town.Bridgeville, in northern California, was the first town ever put on the eBay auction block. The 83 acres were twice sold on the site, in 2002 (that deal fell through) and again last year. ]
http://www.star-telegram.com/467/story/321716.html
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