The thing that stood out to me in this discussion so far ... holy cow (pun intended) -- $7 for a gallon of milk???

Also, who's to say on those days that's it's near-zero degrees outside that they just won't light up inside because they don't want to freeze their butts off (pun) smoking outside?

Michael, the house in the service drive to late to back out (pun intended!)

They inflated their way out of it, now we are stuck with the Bill, no pun intended.I say it again, we had 2 choices a socialist who tried to appear to be a capitalistand a communist who tried to appear to be a socialisteither way we are screwed :cool: In the end, if you guys want to have a bad economy, let me know how it goesWhen I think of 2009, I get solid teak..

I'd tell you a bird pun, but that would just be foul.

Originally posted by @Kaman Pun:@Mike M.

My prediction is that home prices will continue to fall in areas dependent on the L trains until a month or two before they shut down the line - then I think prices will stay low until maybe half a year before the project is completed (there will be light at the end of the tunnel, pun intended), at which point prices will rise to all time highs.  

Highway robbery, if you pardon the pun. 

No pun intended :-)Right now I have 46 front doors and soon to be 55-60 front doors.  

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