Tate House Build-up

[Shaggy]

noone in jail that i know of

[redcagepatrol]

I feel small - 1735 sqft... Just the right size for us... We like the fun money

[agjohn02]

I feel small - 1735 sqft... Just the right size for us... We like the fun money

yeah, but you have more driveway and "shop" space than any of them

[Shaggy]

we are back to 1749 in contract form... the huge house made my budget cry too much and my bronco told me not to

[Chadnutz]

Don't worry... Mine is only 1630. You're still better than me.

This is where I'll win though... Average Utility Bill: $108 for 12 months

[BMFScout]

Do you sort your underwear by type or by color?

[jerryg79]

I'm guessing your Pleasuremaster 3000 was in the shop in March and November.

[fbronco86]

I'm guessing your Pleasuremaster 3000 was in the shop in March and November.

Mine is 1650

[Chadnutz]

Do you sort your underwear by type or by color?

I only sort shirts by type, then color. You can stop dreaming about my underwear drawer, however.

My Pleasuremaster was put up, but only because I was testing Beta versions 3050 and 3050.1a respectively. Pleasuremaster provides a testing facility and free lube to their very best customers. Don't be jealous.

[davido]

John is correct. The street positioning is almost more important than house size. Go for the cul de sac house. First one on the right if you can (to eliminate headlights shining into your windows). Those lots usually have long driveways and often pass throughs to the back yard. The Scotti house is another example. My first house was ~1300. I use about that much of my current one. Hideable driveway space is key. Then the Vincent setup takes it to the next level.

[Shaggy]

John is correct. The street positioning is almost more important than house size. Go for the cul de sac house. First one on the right if you can (to eliminate headlights shining into your windows). Those lots usually have long driveways and often pass throughs to the back yard. The Scotti house is another example. My first house was ~1300. I use about that much of my current one. Hideable driveway space is key. Then the Vincent setup takes it to the next level.

i have a cul de sac lot, first one on the right actually...are you stocking me. left side garage too

[BMFScout]

I only went inside two houses when I bought my house. If the driveway/garage/lot sucked, (which the majority did on the houses I could afford) why bother with the rest of the house?

[Chadnutz]

I only went inside two houses when I bought my house. If the driveway/garage/lot sucked, (which the majority did on the houses I could afford) why bother with the rest of the house?

What city are you living in?

[davido]

Nope. I would, but I live too far away. Good call though on the right side.

[Cajun]

John is correct. The street positioning is almost more important than house size. Go for the cul de sac house. First one on the right if you can (to eliminate headlights shining into your windows). Those lots usually have long driveways and often pass throughs to the back yard. The Scotti house is another example. My first house was ~1300. I use about that much of my current one. Hideable driveway space is key. Then the Vincent setup takes it to the next level.