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Re: My version of a round plane.

#26

Is it my imagination...

Bob Hackett

>It looks like all visitors are #1 in the opinion of the figure on the right.Did you modify it or has it always been flipping people off?

MB

Re: My version of a round plane.

#27

You would be, but..........

Todd O. Cronkhite Native of Maine

>I do highly suspect that the HOA inspector would have a massive coronary on the spot! On the bright side I guess you'd have a plot for him eh? ;~)

Looks like you've been plenty busy this summer, and I think it looks good.

Todd O.

Re: My version of a round plane.

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Re: Think I would be OK?

Ernie Miller Topeka

>Do you do any thing special for halloween? I like the pikes

Re: My version of a round plane.

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Re: Think I would be OK?

Skip in Falls Church

>My wife and I loved it - but I'm afraid the HOA architectural inspectors would probably go straight to the Petagon for backup. They have no sense of humor that they have been informed of. :)

Skip

Re: My version of a round plane.

#30

OT: HOA

Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida

>HOA's mean different things in different jurisdictions, but the general idea is that a covenant or restriction on your deed, created by the original developer who made the subdivision, gives authority to regulate architectual and landscaping (and other) issues to a community board. The idea, for the seller/buyer, is that there is a mechanism in place to prevent a neighborhood from turning into a trashy community. If one does not like this, one can choose not to buy a home within such a community.

HOA's often also collect funds to maintain common areas, beyond what the local municipality would do.

BTW, no, I do not live in one.

Re: My version of a round plane.

#31

Maine Ex-pat Broils to Death inFlorida

Don Thompson - Cutler Ridge, Florida

>OK, I have to ask: Todd, why are you living in Florida instead of Maine? It seems like you miss the heck out of the old home state.

Don, who thought that his pre-nup including moving to NH. :-(

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