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@compufox holy fuck you look so GAY

@gayocats catto

@gayocats kimty

@manifold the gay one was being gay with the gay one and it was gay

@hourlyfoxbot loaffe

@godtributes -nyawn-

@hourlyfoxbot hey @Satsuma does this count as eevee-as-ball content

@hourlyfoxbot good good good content

@packbat this is a good selfie imo

@monorail could you come by in the winter sometime and make up for the fact that michigan doesn’t get massive snowfalls anymore?

@monorail it helps with labbing and general research; i don’t really pretty attention to it in the middle of a game myself though

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@monorail lol yes

@hourlyfoxbot babie

@compufox the best crime.......... industrial sabotage................

https://old.reddit.com/r/CuratedTumblr/comments/xw8dri/the_plate_escape/

@gayocats friend

@starfall -bonk-

@melaniemoo ​

American home builders are stuck with more houses and land than they can sell. To reduce inventories, they are offering to sell them in bulk and at a discount to investors. Big builders had a booming business during the pandemic selling to traditional buyers. But with mortgage interest rates pushing 7%, these buyers are disappearing from model home showrooms across the country. In some cases, landlords who can pick up large bundles of homes are the most eligible customers remaining. Consequently, landlords get better prices for homes than owner-occupiers do. The discounts to estimated retail value are generally in the range of 10% to 15%, Will Parker reports.