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To: Snowshoe who wrote (81454)	10/15/2011 12:56:10 PM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 218353

This is São Paulo city where Elmat raises from. Only 22 US states has bigger GDP than this concrete jungle. If it were a country it would be 50th biggest economy in the world. I used to go pole climbing installing microwave links atop those big buildings in the 70s. The day I took the photos I went to drink wine at the top of Edifico Italia. This time around I took wife and Experiment and said: Now I came as a guest. I took my friend Pluto too. He used to work with me then. And at the sound of piano we toast for the good old days when we were younger, strong and dirty poor. LOL!!!

To: Snowshoe who wrote (81454)	10/18/2011 7:59:00 PM
From: TobagoJack	1 Recommendation Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 218353

there is a problem in hong kong that there is no hope for the average university graduate to ever afford a home if working in whatever corporate job managed to land so the graduate must try harder, work for self, or become a real estate agent and work for the 1% commissions, transact 100 homes, in order to pay for one without debt hong kong real estate is driven by global macro, that which cannot be legislated, whatever joe6pack may think because hong kong is freedom as to the usa occupy movement, they are, typically, missing the fed mark ignorance leads to bad undertakings, as usual