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You also have to consider the effect of a household having its entire life savings invested into its mcmansion, which is considerable.
The Volokh Conspiracy » Evaluating The Two-Income Trap Hypothesis: 2007
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So you end up in the middle of the night with a confused patient and no answers because some sonuvabitch doesn't feel like answering his phone and leaving his nice cozy mcmansion.
Bibliophile Bullpen 2009
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So you end up in the middle of the night with a confused patient and no answers because some sonuvabitch doesn't feel like answering his phone and leaving his nice cozy mcmansion.
Archive 2009-06-01 2009
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Just sell your mcmansion at El Golf Courso del Vista.
Meltdown Politics 2008
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So instead of the five bedroom mcmansion, what you want is be on the beach.
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So instead of the five bedroom mcmansion, what you want is be on the beach.
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O'BRIEN: The owners, Jan and David Markiewicz, moved from a mcmansion twice as big.
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O'BRIEN: The owners, Jan and David Markiewicz, moved from a mcmansion twice as big.
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I think after her husband cheated on her again she took all his money and went to retire in some bigass mcmansion in Florida or something.
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Not because he bought a mcmansion he couldn't afford.
Archive 2007-12-01 Ellen Beth Gill 2007
slumry commented on the word mcmansion
He lives in a McMansion because he has an edifice complex.
June 30, 2007
bilby commented on the word mcmansion
"A teetering economy and a ramshackle housing market are forcing homeowners looking to sell to take extreme measures these days. It’s no secret that, thanks to unscrupulous lending practices and subprime and Alt-A mortgages, millions of homeowners got in way over their heads with the promises of refinancing and surefire growing equity dangled in front of them. Now, homeowners who are literally drowning in their suburban McMansions are willing to do anything to get out from underwater, including taking to Craigslist to offer cheap, Realtor-circumvented 'trades' for more meager, average-sized homes."
- Molly Priesmeyer, 'Downgrade fever: On Craigslist, homeowners are willing to trade fairytale McMansions and ‘castles’ for happy endings', 22 July 2008.
September 25, 2008