I think maybe you have the wrong impression of mobile house. Not sure if you do or not.
Point 1 : Many mobile houses cost more than a regular house
Point 2 : Mobile houses when well maintained, can last as long if not longer than a regular house
Point 3 : Mobile houses can be a great solution for many people. One example may be the newly wed
couple that can own a fresh new home with furnishings to boot. Anyone young, old, married, single,
may find a new mobile house is a perfect solution.
Point 4 : Not too sure what is meant about proximity to hospital in regards to mobile housing?
Point 5 : I have relatives that own and live on hundreds of acres and live in a mobile home. I
don't see anything counter productive about it.
Pont 6 : Houses are built in cities/towns in close proximity to each other so not sure what you
mean about mobile homes being in close proximity?
Point 7 : I actually considered moving to a mobile home park in Florida after my spouse died. Many
mobile home parks in Florida, such as The Villages, are extremely nice. They are primarily for people
age 50 and above. They include game rooms, shopping plaza's, doctors offices, hospital, swimming pools,
movie theaters, and a host of activities. Many do not even have a car because they don't need it. Many
do drive golf carts.
Depends on the area in which you live or plan to place the house trailer.
For example, in the town I live, I can drive down some streets and see
a house, house trailer, house house, house house trailer. They're old
house trailers. Today they have city/town ordinances in which house
trailers are no longer allowed.
However, if you live in the county and buy property, it is your property
and you can put whatever you want on it. Unless of course it is sold
with restrictions.
There are of course mobile home communities in which people rent a lot
or purchase their lot.
I wouldn't mind living in a nice house trailer they build today. The State
of Florida has 'The Villages' which are primarily house trailers. Lots of
areas in Florida have house trailer communities. Today in the States they
are primarily not referred to as house trailers any more unless it's a run
down shabby one. They call the Mobile Homes or Manufactured Homes.
Actually I think if the world lasts long enough, there would be a big turn around.
For example, when I was growing up, people didn't really 'decor' their houses.
Much of what they bought, lasted them a life time or very close to it. Rarely
did people change their furniture. Appliances lasted many years and many of
them also lasted a life time. What did people do when they had a simple $4
two slice toaster that went on the brink? They fixed it or went so far as to call
a toaster repair man.
What's it all for today? I don't know Art Bell but I relate, at least to an extent.
People don't need all the stuff they have. It's just stuff and 90% is useless stuff.
They die and family or someone goes in and throws away most the stuff. The
world becomes full of useless stuff/garbage.
Humans are the dumbest animals on this planet. Dumb dumb dumb.
Oh way back in the day they would call some areas where people lived as trailer trash.
That was dumb too. Today, mobile homes are rather expensive and built much better
than years ago.
Personally, I came close to buying a motor home and I may still do it at some point.
I'm considering purchasing a lake lot. Any time I want to take a vacation, I put the
key in the ignition and drive off.
Not sure if I have watched prison break but it does not come up in the search.
I did try placing 'the' in front of it too but that did not work either. Maybe another
word to it?
Now you're giving me all this info and I was going to cancel at the end of the
month! I often cancel thru the summer months and go back to it in
the winter.
Yep, at night I usually watch tv whilst often doing other things such as
jigsaw puzzles or going in and out of the house, etc. Big reason why I
don't like to read movies....focusing on more than the tv. I don't switch
around tv programs. If I get started watching something, I binge on it
until I have completed it.
The characters become more likable as the show goes on, and I should
also say unlikeable. That kid that laughs like a hyena, is enough to drive
a sane person insane. Reminds me of stoners....Beevis and Butthead.
I can't think of the name but some shows and movies sound so stupid
when they say the c word every other sentence. There's a series based
on Ireland during some union/gangs and that is what I was primarily thinking
of as they say it every other word.
Yes, I see they back track on the 'plan' often that is an aid in relaying what
is happening at present.
I will have to google him but feel sure the 'professor' has also acted in
American movies. He looks very familiar.
I am in Part 2. I am up to the point where the professor puts the detective
to sleep and she hitches a ride on a tractor.
Geesh! What a performance in that kitchen! I was on the edge of my seat and when he
did you know what, I thought ohhhhh myyyyy goshhhh what is she gonna do. That scene
needs some kind of an award. The Professor/Actor played that exceptionally well.
I have watched up to the first 5 episodes in Part 1.
Yep, some of it is goofy, silly, boring, just like you said.
I like the 'Professor'. I thought it cool the way they did
him appearing in the bar to the detective. I don't care
for her, by the way.
It's some what different and it does keep you wanting
to see what is going to happen next.
At least it's not a British series.....they consistently use
the 'c' word. I don't know why but they do and it sounds
so awful and about as dumb as it gets to constantly say
it a hundred times in a 45 minute show. I think it was
'Sneaky Pete' I tried to watch and couldn't because they
kept saying the 'c' word.
No it wasn't sneaky Pete. I can't recall the name of the
series at the moment.
It's 'fun' to listen to Bob Lazar but that is about as far as it goes for me.
The problem with Bob, I think, is he is a wannabe that seeks attention.
He does not have the degrees he says he has. Lets be serious here, if
he worked in Area 51, hired by the government, why would he quit? He
wouldn't because he would be not only making tons of money, his interest
in his field of study and what he was supposedly seeing, would have kept
him there.
I often cancel thru the summer months and go back to it in