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It really depends on the furniture and how long he expects to keep it around. Most furniture won't lose 50% of it's value in one year. If it loses 30% in that one year he should be paying $420 and if it only loses 20% it goes up to $480. Paying less than $400 would be robbing the guy.

It depends on the friend, but in general I'm out to not screw friends over.

People need to stop using that phrase... it makes you sound like a ***.

Is he related to Siragusa?

This is why you don't split things. A friend and I were splitting an internet connection but I bought all the hardware knowing that it would be mine when we parted ways. If you pay him $300 today but end up selling the furniture for more than $600 at a later time will you give him his fair share?

check craigslist to see what people are trying to sell your furniture for, cut that number in half and pay him that much.

Honestly I would just bite it and give him the $550 or maybe negotiate him down to $500.

Oh boy, we've been more successful than a 9 year old expansion team over the past decade! At least McNair gets out of the way and lets football people make football decisions.

With more than 1000 visitors per day those sites can make easy cash.

Come back and respond in English please.

Of course he is, he's a Cowboy!

because you aren't funny.

Wrong, first order of business is getting a Krispy Kreme franchise opened inside Valley Ranch. Wade took care of this already? Nevermind.

My first round pick (25 overall) is open for trade for a 2012 first if anyone is interested in moving into the back of the first round. PM me with offers.

I really can't blame him for that, not many guards go in the first round and if they do it will likely be at the very end.

Thanks. All four of his OTs were drafted in the first round and became regular starters, with the first two starting on the left and the second two starting on the right. I am a little sad that we didn't get in on last year's OL draft class.

My point about Clausen is that no one except the mock experts thought he was a first round talent. The same thing happened with that other kid from Notre Dame that came out before him, experts loved him but the NFL didn't. I think they were in love with the idea that they played for Charlie Weis.

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At least Houston does not have an owner that gets in the way. Their problem can be corrected without someone dying.