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it doesn't matter. Gromnir and others has suggested that real estate ownership is a factor in determining millionaire status. gifted rebutts by saying that one o' his linked articles says the money is "wall street-generated" which is meaningless in and of itself, but again, he were rebutting gorgon and others who said that real estate ownership were a factor. he has gone to a bad place. HA! Good Fun! I think he's just trying to say that the link he posted doesn't factor in property ownership, so whether or not Gorgon counts it was irrelevant for the subject matter he produced. Not that you and Gorgon are wrong, clearly you're not but he was talking about people with a crap load of money in the bank and oh god I don't care anymore again, you gotta review the thread for gifted's weird spam to be revealed as ludicrous. he actual posted a google link and the google link obviously didn't clarify where money came from the million were generated. https://www.google.com/search?q=1+in+25+ny+millionaire&sourceid=ie7&rls=com.microsoft:en-US:IE-Address&ie=&oe=&gws_rd=ssl#q=1+in+25+ny+millionaire&rls=com.microsoft:en-US:IE-Address&start=0 seriously? from that mess he then picks out one such article to rebut gorgon's, Gromnir's and hoon ding's assertion that real estate ownership were a factor in odd prevalence o' millionaires. "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." to help him, Gromnir further clarified role o' property ownership. again, gifted is being ridiculous. HA! Good Fun!

No. I was simply stating that: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated". oh, so is pre-schoolers on playground time? you: Recent read something interesting, 1 in 25 people in New York are millionaires. Sounds hard to believe. gorgon: Probably because it isn't true. Unless it's defined as all the most exepensive real estate down town or some such technicality, and greater New York is what we think of as New York. you: (link to ggogle... *snort*) gorgon: It still isn't that odd id the real estate is super expensive, and it is. ... etc. oh, and, "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." HA! Good Fun! Sooner or later even you will get it. sadly, we do not believe you will. *sigh* keep spamming though. is... illustrative. HA! Good Fun!

What is your degree in?

So would most people.

No. I was simply stating that: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated". oh, so is pre-schoolers on playground time? you: Recent read something interesting, 1 in 25 people in New York are millionaires. Sounds hard to believe. gorgon: Probably because it isn't true. Unless it's defined as all the most exepensive real estate down town or some such technicality, and greater New York is what we think of as New York. you: (link to ggogle... *snort*) gorgon: It still isn't that odd id the real estate is super expensive, and it is. ... etc. oh, and, "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." HA! Good Fun! Sooner or later even you will get it.

Exactly.

"None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." from your link: http://www.nytimes.com/books/first/s/stanley-millionaire.html home and real estate ownership is a major factor. regardless, what you actual said were: "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." and this were in response to multiple posters observing that ny real estate ownership would inflate numbers. again, 'cause you seem bent on repeating, you said: "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." you were inexplicably reluctant to work real estate ownership into the equation. weird. HA! Good Fun! actual quote: "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." HA! Good Fun!

"None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." from your link: http://www.nytimes.com/books/first/s/stanley-millionaire.html home and real estate ownership is a major factor. regardless, what you actual said were: "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." and this were in response to multiple posters observing that ny real estate ownership would inflate numbers. again, 'cause you seem bent on repeating, you said: "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." you were inexplicably reluctant to work real estate ownership into the equation. weird. HA! Good Fun!

Ive only tried two classes, the mage and paladin. Since my mage was busted and didn't display any spell above first level, Ill go with the paladin as my favorite by default. Although many of you have stated the Chanter and Cipher are OP, and I loves me some OP, so I may try them out whenever BB v3 gets released.

No. I was simply stating that: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated". actually, you said, "None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated"." started here: http://forums.obsidian.net/topic/68579-capitalism-socialism/?p=1510334 reread as you seem to have forgotten. HA! Good Fun!

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No. I was simply stating that: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated".

Chest hair ripping? I am disappoint.

Iirc, someone posted that to climb down the ledge with the dragon egg and not fall requires 16 Con.

*cough*I already gave it to Seari too.*cough* The genie is out of the bottle and it aint never coming back!

You may come up with any conclusions you like. It could be from real estate, it could be from 401k, it could be from rare artwork, it could be from drug dealing, it could be from a prostitution ring, it could be from a prostitution ring where the hookers bring you drugs. Im going to take the article at face value: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated".

I think Im not stating my point correctly. Im not saying property has no value, it has huge value, Im saying you have to spend money to make money. In the case of NY, I don't think those people are millionaires because of property.

Id be happy to send you the link for unlimited camping supplied that Sensuki sent me. Let me know if you want it. Yep, tyvm.

Property ownership is a byproduct of having the money to purchase it in the first place. Sure, it will appreciate in value over time but at the time of purchase its only worth what you paid for it.

Was that really your first run with Yoshimo?

None of the articles Ive read suggest the money is tied to real estate so Im not sure where you two are getting that. From one of the links above: "Most of the wealth is Wall Street-generated".

The first two pages of Google search results disagrees with you.