"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
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Thanks to young Thomas, RB's world is caving in.
Has anyone noticed:
The apartment photos always show a barren interior, devoid of personal
effects.

The theatre room has nothing on the walls. I have quite a few vintage
posters from 40s and 50s, but have been slow to get them on display. I
won't display my more valuable posters (I bought an original Day the
Earth Stood Still poster this year), but I have some really cool stuff
such as Abandon Ship! with Tyrone Power and First Spaceship On Venus
and The Crawling Eye.
Yep...have you noticed? Since Thomas was born we bought a 35 1/2 foot
boat, a new SUV, a new luxury minivan, a 10 foot wide home theatre
projector/screen system, a Nikon D200 DSLR, 4K worth of new lenses, a
new dinghy and engine, new electronics for my boat....and so one!
Man, Bob...you're RIGHT!!! My whole world is caving in!!! Ahhhhhhhhh!
Oops....gotta run. I'm getting the new Sirius radio put in the van
today along with a Garmin C340 GPS navigator (The last is for my old
man-we hope he likes it and we'll just give it to him!).


Those are all depreciating trinkets. Why don't you buy an apartment building
or a strip mall?

Those are all depreciating trinkets. Why don't you buy an apartment
building
or a strip mall?


The posters are gaining in value. The electronics are well used,
especially the theatre and camera gear. Why worry about depreciation?
Trying to make another statement?


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Those are all depreciating trinkets. Why don't you buy an apartment
building
or a strip mall?


The posters are gaining in value. The electronics are well used,
especially the theatre and camera gear. Why worry about depreciation?

Good question.

Trying to make another statement?

Only an interrogative statement used to test knowledge.

Why don't you buy a luncheonette or something?