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No. The answer is that your townhouse isn't a structure of possible significant historical value or age. Unlike the Romney house that has value from

Posted by scorpion May 18 '10, 16:17

his Father as a significant historical figure in Michigan as Governor, major automotive figure & the 3rd secretary of HUD.

Once you destroy something of significance, you can't get it back.

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I'm okay with leaving it up to the citizens and elected officials of Michigan to decide its value. -- nm - mara May 18, 16:25 9
- based on the google street view of it, it definitely qualifies as a blight -- nm - Beryllium May 18, 16:31 5
  - Detroit, you mean? -- nm - Dr.Vermin May 18, 16:34 1
    - Bah, would I ever say that about detroit? *does a quick Dr Stalk* ... oh. oh my. Many times. -- nm - Beryllium May 18, 16:38
  - I say we destroy the houses of all Republicans! Who's with me? -- nm - David May 18, 16:34 2
    - only the ones no one is living in -- nm - Beryllium May 18, 16:37
    - Yeah! And their little dogs, too! -- nm - mara May 18, 16:35
- but its the house of the 3rd Secretary of HUD! -- nm - crash davis May 18, 16:26 2
  - I've seen that porno. -- nm - David May 18, 16:30
  - I'm sure scorpian can not only name the 3rd and 4th Secreteries of HUD, but has visited their childhood homes. -- nm - mara May 18, 16:29

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No. The answer is that your townhouse isn't a structure of possible significant historical value or age. Unlike the Romney house that has value from

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