Well, Loco?
 

What area do you live in? I'm more than happy to compare price per Sq. foot!!!
You got any studio apartments down your way for 200K (and that's cheap here!)?
Property on City Island is even out of your league!!!

RB

So tell me, how do measure quality of life?

By the square foot?

By the pound?

Gilligan



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
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What area do you live in? I'm more than happy to compare price per Sq.
foot!!!
You got any studio apartments down your way for 200K (and that's cheap
here!)?
Property on City Island is even out of your league!!!

RB

That would be measuring quantity not quality.... If you're going to do it by
quantitative measures, go to McD.

--
"j" ganz @@
www.sailnow.com

"Gilligan" wrote in message
ink.net...
So tell me, how do measure quality of life?

By the square foot?

By the pound?

Gilligan



"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
What area do you live in? I'm more than happy to compare price per Sq.
foot!!!
You got any studio apartments down your way for 200K (and that's cheap
here!)?
Property on City Island is even out of your league!!!

RB

So tell me, how do measure quality of life?


Let's see...we have a very comfortable apartment. We have three cars. We have a
very nice sailboat less than 20 minutes away. We have an excellent home
theatre. We go to some of the finest restaurants and shows. We have a strong
relationship and a beautiful new son.
The quality of life isn't measured by any of the above unless that's what you
want. Now we want a much larger boat because it will improve our lives. It's
all "stuff" of course. Primitives like Loco build their lives around "stuff." I
waited 39 years for a great woman like Suzanne and my life would be great no
matter what now that she's with me!!!

RB

You still haven't answered the question, unless you live through others. So
I take it then you wouldn't have a quality life by yourself?

Gilligan


"Bobsprit" wrote in message
...
So tell me, how do measure quality of life?


Let's see...we have a very comfortable apartment. We have three cars. We
have a
very nice sailboat less than 20 minutes away. We have an excellent home
theatre. We go to some of the finest restaurants and shows. We have a
strong
relationship and a beautiful new son.
The quality of life isn't measured by any of the above unless that's what
you
want. Now we want a much larger boat because it will improve our lives.
It's
all "stuff" of course. Primitives like Loco build their lives around
"stuff." I
waited 39 years for a great woman like Suzanne and my life would be great
no
matter what now that she's with me!!!

RB

Bobsprit wrote:
I
waited 39 years for a great woman like Suzanne and my life would be great no
matter what now that she's with me!!!



Yes, it's great. It's wonderful to have a true soul mate by your side. I
think that many of the more bitter people here have clearly lost that
state of joy (or never found it). Human emptiness arises from never
really finding the soul mate. But then, what do I know -it took me 40
years to find mine...

Cheers

What area do you live in? I'm more than happy to compare price per Sq.
foot!!!
You got any studio apartments down your way for 200K (and that's cheap here!)?
Property on City Island is even out of your league!!!

LOL........
1. You forget that New Yorkers are the only dimwits who buy apartments. Every
where else people rent apartments and when they grow up they buy a house.
2. You don't know what league I'm in.

S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

Primitives like Loco build their lives around "stuff.".

ROFLMAO!
As everyone else has observed your the one that's always posting about "stuff"

Let's see...we have a very comfortable apartment. We have three cars. We
have a
very nice sailboat less than 20 minutes away. We have an excellent home
theatre. We go to some of the finest restaurants and shows..

See!
Oh, by the way your home theater is a joke. Apartments are for kids. Your
boat is vintage. And we all figured you go to shows. In fact it's been
reported that you hum show tunes.
S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

well................i'd say a house is stuff
and this is coming form an architect
yeah a NYC architect

have a nice day!

gf


"SAIL LOCO" wrote in message
...
What area do you live in? I'm more than happy to compare price per Sq.
foot!!!
You got any studio apartments down your way for 200K (and that's cheap
here!)?
Property on City Island is even out of your league!!!

LOL........
1. You forget that New Yorkers are the only dimwits who buy apartments.
Every
where else people rent apartments and when they grow up they buy a house.
2. You don't know what league I'm in.

S/V Express 30 "Ringmaster"
"Trains are a winter sport"

BRAVO!

gf.

OzOne wrote in message ...
On Tue, 05 Oct 2004 00:40:16 GMT, "Gilligan"
scribbled thusly:

So tell me, how do measure quality of life?

By the square foot?

By the pound?

Gilligan

Easy Gilly, It's by the smiles.
Giving and gettin em


Oz1...of the 3 twins.

I welcome you to crackerbox palace,We've been expecting you.

As everyone else has observed your the one that's always posting about
"stuff"


Now my sails and the ladies I sail with are stuff?
Yikes! What a bitter dude.

RB

Oh, by the way your home theater is a joke.

Really? Golly!!!

RB

Apartments are for kids. Your
boat is vintage.


NY real estate is a huge international market, including apartements, buildings
and storefronts. Anything even close to NY has huge value down the road.
Everyone knows this but you!
My vintage boat is nicer than yours and worth more!

RB

2. You don't know what league I'm in.


BUSH!


Bwahahahahahaa! Yeah, only "kids" will be voting for Bush!!! Or those with the
mind of a 2 year old.

RB

He's only been married for two years. Wait until the honeymoon wears off.
You'll know if you have a soulmate after 20 years or so of marriage. Over
that period of time health, disposition, desires, etc of people change and
you may find someone doesn't quite have the "soul" they used to. That is
the test to see if you really found a soulmate.

Gilligan

"Nav" wrote in message
...


Bobsprit wrote:
I
waited 39 years for a great woman like Suzanne and my life would be
great no
matter what now that she's with me!!!



Yes, it's great. It's wonderful to have a true soul mate by your side. I
think that many of the more bitter people here have clearly lost that
state of joy (or never found it). Human emptiness arises from never
really finding the soul mate. But then, what do I know -it took me 40
years to find mine...

Cheers

Yes, time carries many tests. Fine wines etc. etc...

Cheers

Gilligan wrote:
He's only been married for two years. Wait until the honeymoon wears off.
You'll know if you have a soulmate after 20 years or so of marriage. Over
that period of time health, disposition, desires, etc of people change and
you may find someone doesn't quite have the "soul" they used to. That is
the test to see if you really found a soulmate.

Gilligan

"Nav" wrote in message
...


Bobsprit wrote:

I
waited 39 years for a great woman like Suzanne and my life would be

great no

matter what now that she's with me!!!



Yes, it's great. It's wonderful to have a true soul mate by your side. I
think that many of the more bitter people here have clearly lost that
state of joy (or never found it). Human emptiness arises from never
really finding the soul mate. But then, what do I know -it took me 40
years to find mine...

Cheers