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I saw a man reading this on the bus this afternoon. If house prices in the UK get any higher, you'll be able to sell your English semi and buy the White House.


It's been very windy this evening, like the last few weeks. I don't know about 'warming', but anyone who doesn't admit to wacky climate change must never go outside.

My Firefox has started, for certain sites like LJ, slotting in 'unsafe' in bold above the 'Open in new window' and 'Open in new tab' options in the right-click menu. It's very annoying because I keep opening windows instead of tabs, and I don't know what's causing it. Anyone have any idea?

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[ankaret.livejournal.com]

How very odd. Firefox isn't doing that to me.

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It's stopped doing it now. How bizarre. I hope we haven't had some sort of security breach.

[jadeywoman.livejournal.com]

Interesting article. Compared to prices in England, that home seems like a steal, however properties with that kind of an asking price are out of reach for a lot of people in New England. The reason that property is as "cheap" as it is, is that Dexter is in the middle of nowhere. If that same property were in a more populated area, the price could easily go up by at least fifty thousand dollars, if not more. Granted that's still cheap compared to real estate in England, but for the "average Joe" around here, it's far too expensive.

Even though it stinks, it's actually nice to know that we aren't the only ones suffering from out-of-control real estate prices. :P