As an example: I am sure Jules could not afford to live in Hawaii if it wasn’t for the relatively low cost of its ghettos in the southern side of the island of Hawaii.
And while Jules clutches her faux pearls in feigned disgust (as she so often does) with our simple, honest, words, yes her trashy use of the English language and endless demands of her own superiority above all others does suggest a certain familiarity with trailer parks.
You prove my point, yet once again. First, a very big assumption on what you are basically saying is my "net worth." We easily afforded everything we spent on building our retirement home in the Acres very easily, which includes a solar power system that was over 50K. And sorry, HOTPE, but we do have central air.
In no way am I claiming any superiority over others, which, ironically, if you ever read what the sheer nonsense it is that you quite often write, is exactly what you're doing. In your mind, retired husband and wife lawyers who spent over 40 years in the profession would never consider living in the "ghettos" of the Acres. The only reason they would do that is if they were low life wage earners. You confuse needs over wants. Specifically, we moved to the Acres for the solitude, and being quite frank, to get away from people who think exactly like you. We could have easily picked a South Kohala estate, but after living in Newport Beach, CA, where we owned our condominium for years, our goal was to get as far away from that lifestyle as possible. What we found in the Acres was exactly just that. And not a single person like you within miles.
You are simply classifying people by race and socio-economic status. Being financially responsible is one thing, being poor is another. In your mind, it's apparent that you think you're the superior one, and that those less than you on a socio-economic scale must and only can live in the "ghettos" of the Acres. Or HPP. Or Ainaloa. Or somewhere in Puna. You have expressed this sentiment for several years in the mostly garbage you write.
At any event, I am sorry but your simple honest words, most often delivered with a very poor imitation of the native Hawaiian Pidgin language, coupled with what at times sounds like a 1980's 14-year-old California Valley girl and peppered with yet another poor imitation of Dr. Cornel West just don't ring true in any measurement.
Oh, one more thing. Do you think that every PunaWeb poster who lives in HPPP, Orchidland, Ainoloa, the Acres, etc., could not afford to live in Hawaii if it wasn’t for the relatively low cost of its ghettos in the southern side of the island of Hawaii?
One more thing. Are you also then putting Rob in that class? HOTPE? ChunksterK? The Tangy Tang Tang? Randomq? DF? Are they also familiar with trailer parks as well?
Or, just me? I'd also say that I have shown everyone else how right I am and what everyone else thinks about you.
And while Jules clutches her faux pearls in feigned disgust (as she so often does) with our simple, honest, words, yes her trashy use of the English language and endless demands of her own superiority above all others does suggest a certain familiarity with trailer parks.
You prove my point, yet once again. First, a very big assumption on what you are basically saying is my "net worth." We easily afforded everything we spent on building our retirement home in the Acres very easily, which includes a solar power system that was over 50K. And sorry, HOTPE, but we do have central air.
In no way am I claiming any superiority over others, which, ironically, if you ever read what the sheer nonsense it is that you quite often write, is exactly what you're doing. In your mind, retired husband and wife lawyers who spent over 40 years in the profession would never consider living in the "ghettos" of the Acres. The only reason they would do that is if they were low life wage earners. You confuse needs over wants. Specifically, we moved to the Acres for the solitude, and being quite frank, to get away from people who think exactly like you. We could have easily picked a South Kohala estate, but after living in Newport Beach, CA, where we owned our condominium for years, our goal was to get as far away from that lifestyle as possible. What we found in the Acres was exactly just that. And not a single person like you within miles.
You are simply classifying people by race and socio-economic status. Being financially responsible is one thing, being poor is another. In your mind, it's apparent that you think you're the superior one, and that those less than you on a socio-economic scale must and only can live in the "ghettos" of the Acres. Or HPP. Or Ainaloa. Or somewhere in Puna. You have expressed this sentiment for several years in the mostly garbage you write.
At any event, I am sorry but your simple honest words, most often delivered with a very poor imitation of the native Hawaiian Pidgin language, coupled with what at times sounds like a 1980's 14-year-old California Valley girl and peppered with yet another poor imitation of Dr. Cornel West just don't ring true in any measurement.
Oh, one more thing. Do you think that every PunaWeb poster who lives in HPPP, Orchidland, Ainoloa, the Acres, etc., could not afford to live in Hawaii if it wasn’t for the relatively low cost of its ghettos in the southern side of the island of Hawaii?
One more thing. Are you also then putting Rob in that class? HOTPE? ChunksterK? The Tangy Tang Tang? Randomq? DF? Are they also familiar with trailer parks as well?
Or, just me? I'd also say that I have shown everyone else how right I am and what everyone else thinks about you.