Tomorrow I'm a homeowner and I bought an everdrive

[mas]

Who was your favorite I.C champion? For me it was 3 Bret, Shawn, and perfect

[mjmjr25]

I get my IC and reg champs confused...I also don't know exactly the cut-off when WWF became WWE, but I can tell you I have liked either hilarious heels, like The Rock when he was a heel, or really sound technical wrestlers like Perry Saturn or Chris Benoit.

Superfly Snuka and Ricky the Dragon Steamboat were always must watch for me as a kid, oh, and Jake the Snake too.

EDIT: I met Curt Hennig about 9 years ago - was a jerk, even in a private / emotional setting.

EDIT 2: I was drunk at a WCW event like 12 years ago and tried to get Chuck Palumbo to fight me. Almost worked.

I wouldn't be here today if succesful

[prfsnl_gmr]

Who was your favorite I.C champion?

Razor Ramon. Best ever.

[retrosportsgamer]

Racketman would be an A+ pro wrestling gimmick

[mas]

Well I got some sad news. My wife and I found out from our agent that there are multiple bids on the house. I made another offer but I feel I'm not going to get it. The listing is 135,000. I offered 130,000 but my final is 140,000 and the house is valued at 142,000. I'll find out tomorrow night. The only thing I feel good about is our broker says he feels it's going to go higher than that. Probably 150,000 or more. My wife is so depressed and for me I'm sad but whatever. If I don't get it then I save more and more. If I do get it than cool. If not then we keep saving and looking

[jmbarnes101]

If you get it great and if not there will be others. Plus every month that goes by you have a better down payment.

As for IC champions Razor and the Honky Tonk Man were my favorites.

[aaron]

keep your head up, rob! you'll find the perfect house, it just takes some time. you're in my thoughts, brother.

[chupon]

Agreed. A better house for less money will come. Patience.

[CRTGAMER]

Well I got some sad news. My wife and I found out from our agent that there are multiple bids on the house. I made another offer but I feel I'm not going to get it. The listing is 135,000. I offered 130,000 but my final is 140,000 and the house is valued at 142,000. I'll find out tomorrow night. The only thing I feel good about is our broker says he feels it's going to go higher than that. Probably 150,000 or more. My wife is so depressed and for me I'm sad but whatever. If I don't get it then I save more and more. If I do get it than cool. If not then we keep saving and looking

The Real Estate Agent has interest in selling homes he is responsible to at the highest profit. I don't think there is really an Agent (even if I pay) that will be working strictly in my interest, after all the homes on his or her list are their main paycheck. I found my home by looking myself thru ads of various homes for sale weekly publications. Even then, the agent attempted to show me a couple of other homes, obvious on his list. Usually the homes in advertised publications are the best value (unless a fixer-upper or the high end homes), the bait to get you in to see all the houses.

Hang in there and don't let the Broker or Seller see an emotional attachment. Treat it as an investment business deal, make them think this will not be your permanent home for the best negotiation.

Location - Location is so true. An idea home even though a seemingly side street could be a major thoroughfare during morning rush hour or a commute bypass of parents dropping kids off to school. Don't ask the Seller or Agent, check yourself BEFORE YOU CLOSE by driving down there on a Monday morning. I was lucky, the house I found is at the end of a small cul-de-sac, more of a dead end street. Fine by me to keep the traffic off my block. Speaking of schools best not to be near one, especially a High School and definitely far away from any College. The noise of evening school Sports events and even worse are rental homes with bedrooms converted to college dorms.

Only People "Working For You" is YOUR Chosen Building Inspector and the City Planning Department
Don't forget hiring your very OWN Building Inspector (not referred by the Real Estate Agent) and checking the City Planning Department for zoning allowed of ONLY single family homes in all the blocks surrounding the home you will buy. You don't want a 7/11 24 hour store or a huge apartment complex across the street put in five years from now. I mention that store again due to almost buying a beautiful two level home until we looked out the back window above the fence past the back yard from upstairs; a 7/11 store!

[mas]

Bump. I did it.