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So you’d deny the right of people to petition government for a change in laws? Good to know.

“but the trailer is bringing down my home’s value, so I can’t sell” whaaaaaaa.

You are also well within your right to find out if there are any laws against it.

Oh, and why is worried about the trailer, and not the WANG SHAPED POND only a few blocks away?

1) People need to stop thinking housing is an investment. It can be, but it should primarily be a place to live.

So can Torch petition to have something removed from your property because he finds it ugly?

It’d be one thing if the trailer never moved and was used for junk storage, sitting on blocks.

“If I were his neighbors I might not be happy either”
And that is totally fine, shit it might bug me too. We are both well within our right to not like it, just like he is well within his right to own it and park it on his property. Living that close to people can definitely suck sometimes, but it is what it is I…

Yeah but a person can be unhappy, and not be an asshole. This is their problem, not the trailer’s. Move if you don’t like it.

Which is why HOAs exist, despite everybody hating them. In an neighbourhood without them, you deal.

That’s what HOAs are for. If you can’t stand the sight of a well-kept, expensive trailer in someone’s driveway, you should make your largest investment in a neighborhood where the HOAs motto is: “Absolutely no fun allowed, whatsoever!”

2. The doors will have to break the ice to open. Since they break without anything on them, the poster doubts it will work.

Ignoring that you pretty much can’t buy these cars without having a garage or some sort of covered parking, or that anyone spending $80k+ on a SUV has a garage/covered parking:

my phone is very old and i’m basically just waiting for the next iphone to drop to forever get rid of it. it only stays charged for like 30 minutes. i’ve given up on updates for now lol

That’s me all over!I have to be challenged

Damn, I might try that as a lark. I know a lot of companies and more about social media than most. I could even chart and bar my findings. Figure $500 per person and at least 30 people. Subtract out $100 per hour for a nice boardroom style meeting room for 4-5 hours. Catering should run around $28 per head, so figure…

A friend of mine who works in Hollywood is a Taste Maker. He meets once a month with 2 different groups of studio execs to tell them what the youth of America are into. He gets paid about $35,000 for each meeting.

Oh yeah? Well I have like 1,000,000 friends!

In my searching I came across a picture of the bed... where the shocks are coming up through sawed-out holes. Yep, definitely upgraded.