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From: Chuck Strom on 24 Jun 2010 19:54 Peppermint Patty wrote: >> RADP has NEVER had an axe murderer. > > I don't know about that. There were very strong rumors. And you have to remember that axe murderers usually perfer to lurk. errr, or so I'm told... Chuck (101 days and counting...)
From: jt august on 24 Jun 2010 20:01 In article <0aa1b6c5-c227-4b99-a18f-306a1f34c9d0(a)r27g2000yqb.googlegroups.com>, Caren <drizzt(a)sgi.net> wrote: > RADP has NEVER had an axe murderer. Pyromaniacs, kleptomaniacs, and > megalomaniacs: yes; And those are just the elders of the Trimobian Cabinet. > axe murders: no. So the pirates aren't talking, again. jt
From: Meerkat1 on 24 Jun 2010 20:15 In article <starsabre-7FB9BA.18523724062010(a)aquila.ka.weretis.net>, jt august <starsabre(a)sbcglobal.net> wrote: > In article <student-50AD3D.00414924062010(a)news.aioe.org>, > Meerkat1 <student(a)invalid.edu> wrote: > > > Your RADP Pavilion (EPCOT) is experiencing financial difficulties. The > > postponement of the June Lollapalooza event (due to illness) has made a > > bad situation worse. > > We can always turn matters over to the Queen and her Pirates. I would > expect them to be great and plundering needed funds. > > jt The Pirates have agreed to take part in the Lollapalooza event (with royal permission). However, they get to keep all the plunder, loot and whatever else they obtain. No fear, the July event will cure the funding issue. As far as Golden Oak goes, before the Pavilion joins in some kind of communal ownership arrangement an acceptable arrangement for cleaning/housekeeping must be in place. One question, for 5 mill do we get a private movie theater and indoor swimming pool/spa? Meerkat1 - Chief Engineer RADP Pavilion -- Meerkat1
From: Meerkat1 on 24 Jun 2010 20:21 In article <i00etr$tnr$1(a)rudeney.motzarella.org>, Rudeney <rudeney(a)mickeypics.com> wrote: > Ginny Favers wrote: > > > > You can buy a really nice foreclosure and fix it up, right behind Bay > > Lake, for about $250K cash right now. > > > > Not on Disney property, but then you'd own your land and have less > > ****sh** covenants and restrictions to deal with, nevermind the extra > > fees that must be involved. > > I'll bet those houses are still in neighborhoods that have covenants. > Almost anything built in the last 15 years will be a planned development > with covenants. In fact, many cities now have laws on the books that > require new developments with more than so many house to have covenants > and an HOA. In Florida, some neighborhoods are called Deed Restricted Communities. These have an HOA. I believe the closest one to WDW is Poinciana (where I have my rental). You can read about Poinciana (which includes Solivita) here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poinciana,_Florida -- Meerkat1
From: Ginny Favers on 24 Jun 2010 21:55
On 6/24/2010 4:22 PM, Rudeney wrote: > Ginny Favers wrote: >> >> You can buy a really nice foreclosure and fix it up, right behind Bay >> Lake, for about $250K cash right now. >> >> Not on Disney property, but then you'd own your land and have less >> ****sh** covenants and restrictions to deal with, nevermind the extra >> fees that must be involved. > > I'll bet those houses are still in neighborhoods that have covenants. > Almost anything built in the last 15 years will be a planned development > with covenants. In fact, many cities now have laws on the books that > require new developments with more than so many house to have covenants > and an HOA. > Covenants in your average middle class subdivision vs. the ones that will exist at Golden Oaks -- I don't think there is a comparison. What kind of Christmas lights you can have, forbidding you to park your car in your own driveway, rules about what you can and can't put on your porch, what color your house can be... I can only imagine. ~Amanda |