Tenant specifically acknowledges that this includes, without limit, shoes, bicycles, spare tires, children’s toys, “blue” tarps, boots, fishing gear, coolers (ice chests) sledding equipment and the like.

Historically I've had too many fish in the MLS/Auction sea.

With your advice I am more likely to be perceived as defending against this practice, and I will avoid gaining a reputation as a "fish", to borrow from a poker analogy.Many thanks.

(This was last night.)Now that I've moved I feel like a fish out of water, but I'm getting up to speed.

I worked restaurants as a kid, managed a fish place, so at least I have a clue, if I had to salvage one and replace people and oversee one for awhile but certainly I'd never work one.

I am a very small minow in a big pond of big fish, with only about 150 days a year to focus on real estate, so I'm trying to soak it up!

If there is a sink with a vanity, you might be able to see inside the wall where the drain is or you might need to cut part of the wall away inside the vanity where it won't be conspicuous.You might need to fish a new ground from the box to a cold water line.

There's always another fish in the sea.

Great truths there Joel Owensbut for some of this california hotshots they started when brokering deals was like fish jumping out of a lake and into your boat.

I recently looked at a property in Tamworth and felt like a fish out of water as that town is not familiar to me.