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293 Grand Street
Douglas Elliman
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178 13th Street
Warren Lewis
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125 Clinton Avenue
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Corcoran
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  1. 11217, you are in no position to criticize MM for her record on bstoner. You should be ashamed of your own record of hypocrisy on bstoner.

    Here is what you said on 7/21/2008, where you criticized a poster for calling others stupid

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    I find a retort of criticizing someone’s IQ to be the lowest form of intelligence. I’ve made ZERO personal remarks towards anyone here, and if you don’t like my post, you are free to skip it.

    Posted by: 11217 at July 21, 2008 4:19 PM
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    Here are the many posts when you did exactly that. You ARE one nasty psycho bitch (even though I know you are male):

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    Do you know how stupid you are, bitter bubble buyer?

    I’ll tell you.

    1. I JUST SAID that finding one apartment listed for 2200 proves nothing.

    2. If I were a broker, do you REALLY think I’d be listing apartments from Brown Harris Stevens, Ideal Properties and Corcoran.

    The answer to that question would be no. Brokers are notorious for being loyal to their company and no broker would be highlighting apartments from their competition.

    Even a non broker like me knows that.

    Did you mother drop you when you were little?

    Posted by: 11217 at November 3, 2009 1:46 PM in response to Last Week’s Biggest Sales

    Please tell me this is a joke.

    The better question is…why are you so stupid that you aren’t able to think for yourself and you needed to come here to have someone “save” you from making this mistake?

    Most people with half a brain can make these decisions on their own.

    You have truly shown what a complete and total whacko you are.

    Posted by: 11217 at November 3, 2009 5:47 PM in response to Last Week’s Biggest Sales

    Ummm…so you calling me a lunatic constantly actually means you think I’m right, by your definition above.

    God, you are stupid.

    Posted by: 11217 at November 3, 2009 6:02 PM in response to Last Week’s Biggest Sales

    The most fun part is how none of them realize how stupid they are. Even when everyone brings it to their attention.

    Posted by: 11217 at November 3, 2009 5:35 PM in response to Last Week’s Biggest Sales

    Do you know how stupid you are, bitter bubble buyer?

    I’ll tell you.

    1. I JUST SAID that finding one apartment listed for 2200 proves nothing.

    2. If I were a broker, do you REALLY think I’d be listing apartments from Brown Harris Stevens, Ideal Properties and Corcoran.

    The answer to that question would be no. Brokers are notorious for being loyal to their company and no broker would be highlighting apartments from their competition.

    Even a non broker like me knows that.

    Did you mother drop you when you were little?

    Posted by: 11217 at November 3, 2009 1:46 PM in response to Last Week’s Biggest Sales

    …there are many more examples that I can post.

  2. > recently when you seem to have become President of the Frownstoners.

    I would have thought many on this site to be far more frowny than myself, but I’m honored to be elevated to such a lofty position.

  3. “11217 – For one thing, we don’t know what 448 6th Street sold for”

    Yes, we do. Antidope looked it up. 2.038 million.

    And you say this *every* time. If you didn’t come on the threads and say “This will never go for more than xyz….” then we wouldn’t have this issue. You can predict, but please stop predicting like you’re always correct.

  4. 11217 – For one thing, we don’t know what 448 6th Street sold for. For another, if we wanted to play tit for tat and for me to show proof of every time a bull had been wrong, we could play that game but I really don’t have time. Most, if not all, people on this list are sometimes wrong – the bigger issue is looking at trends, such as the OH6months later, which still points consistently down.

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