Affordable
Affordable by Kacchan_420_277 January 2, 2020
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Affordable Success
Tim: I went to Fort Hays State University because the brochure said it was Affordable Success
Allen: Oh ya how did that turn out.
Tim: Well I work at this Mcdonald's So i got that going for me, which is nice.
Allen: Oh ya how did that turn out.
Tim: Well I work at this Mcdonald's So i got that going for me, which is nice.
Affordable Success by Sellalotapuss October 8, 2009
affordable kidneys
when you go to Vegas and wake up in a bath tub with your kidneys certainly missing, you must get an affordable kidney otherwise you will commit death
affordable kidneys by vital organ December 13, 2017
AFFORDABLE BITCH
who wants to rip off the tag of being pretentious and ignorant, portraying herself as a girl next door with a goddess ego, but always fails to mask her real cheesy personality.
AFFORDABLE BITCH by weiweigege December 28, 2016
Affordable housing
Theres not actually a lack of affordable housing (at least not in the South), or affordable housing being built, theres skyrocketing housing costs in what were once affordable houses. When growth is slow and steady (rather than skyrocketing and out of control), housing remains closer to affordable. Theres already been one real estate bubble that burst in recent history, the same people behind the bubble are the ones talking about a lack of affordable housing. People move to the South because its affordable, where the cost of living was high on the West Coast or up North.
When housing costs aren't skyrocketing, more pople can afford them, thus there is not a shortage of affordable housing. It's as simple as the dollar signs the people playing the real estate market envision to understand.
Affordable housing by Solid Mantis September 3, 2020
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Dude I just signed my kid up for Gerber Life's affordable grow up plan for young children. Hopefully he gets a head start for just pennies a day.
Gerber Life's affordable grow up plan for young children. by curseddefinitionmaker December 2, 2020
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