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Private Island for Sale!


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2011 May 20, 1:38am   1,459 views  6 comments

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Private Island for Sale!

Act now or be priced-out forever! This one of a kind, private island in sunny Mississippi can be yours for only $6,000,000! That’s right, only six million for your own private island. Enjoy spectacular views on this new waterfront property (note: the property itself is not new, rather it’s the waterfront that’s new).

Want to be the envy of your neighbors? Forget that! With this property, you’ll have no neighbors. They’ve all washed away.

This luxury estate features 360 degree dock-building potential with deep water ocean access and no fixed bridges -- hell, no bridges of any kind!

A property like this isn’t going to be around much longer -- and we mean that literally -- so act now!

#FLCoderSeeksShittoEat

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1   waiting_for_the_fall   2011 May 21, 12:48am  

Your Post: FAIL
Man who saved his home: WIN

2   thomas.wong1986   2011 May 21, 11:05am  

And you dont even need to feed the squirls.

3   elliemae   2011 May 22, 6:23am  

They (you know "they") say it could be months before the water recedes. It appears that this man's home was located on a farm, so not only is his home in peril but his livelihood is gone.

Your post wasn't funny because it's too personal. There's so much tragedy, what with all of the people affected by the flooding. Too soon, and need a different subject.

4   Â¥   2011 May 22, 3:00pm  

yeah, all that effort just to save that shack is pretty sad, really.

The mass wealth-destruction of natural disasters really really sucks.

The people of Japan don't realize it yet, but each worker lost about $6000 of wealth on March 11, even if they were hundreds of miles away from the quake.

5   Dan8267   2011 May 22, 3:04pm  

“Humor is tragedy plus time.” - Mark Twain

If you think this post was directed at the actual home owner, who was not identified, then you missed the whole point.

6   Michinaga   2011 May 22, 5:01pm  

Troy, we knew that on the day the quake happened. When you throw in expected government waste, expected needless regulations just to appease certain people (think "security theater", only for disasters and nuclear plants) and their concomitant spikes in energy costs, companies and jobs moving overseas, and "temporary" tax increases that will somehow magically find ways of becoming permanent, the losses will be much more than $6k per person. About the only silver lining is that the yen has risen and is staying high, so the value of people's savings is -- for the time being -- holding up.

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