The following statement trumps the post quoted above:Con_Alma;1079790 wrote:I don't care if there is any curb appeal. If there was not any curb appeal I would do nothing different to add it.
It is completely irrelevant with regards to my dwelling and to me.
Your interest was established when you bought or built the property in question, in addition to anything you've ever done to the property since then; regardless of what it was. THOSE actions, by you, set your home's level of curb apeal and potential showing ability. The fact that you will never sell your property does not matter.Con_Alma;1079823 wrote:I appreciate your certainty but your ability to prove my what my interest is hasn't yet been displayed. Your statement of your inability to do so was just as certain as your above post.
FatHobbit;1079977 wrote:Heilige fick you guys will argue about this forever.
Con_Alma does not care what people think about his property.
His property does have curb appeal (whether good or bad) that is affected by what he does to it. Even if he doesn't care.
Lol, how can you still be arguing about this?
Steel Valley Football;1079965 wrote:Your interest was established when you bought or built the property in question, in addition to anything you've ever done to the property since then; regardless of what it was. THOSE actions, by you, set your home's level of curb apeal and potential showing ability. The fact that you will never sell your property does not matter.
The apparent inability by you to comprehend (or admit this) has led to me to revert to this default statement:
You are unaware that you are concerned. That will always be true no matter what you post.
It's amusing that you think there are rules associated with subjective tastes.Steel Valley Football;1080015 wrote:Because normal rules dont apply to Con Alma. He is SPECIAL.
My point is that people can plant flowers and trees to give it curb appeal but if they don't take care of the house, such as windows, roof, siding or keeping the brick clean, people will still think of it as a dump. I would think that most people want to have a nice home that they can be proud of.Steel Valley Football;1079579 wrote:"Taking pride in ownership" is simply another marketing fluff phrase. It's so general that it's almost meaningless.
CA doesn't care what people think about his property. So, would he look foolish saying he has no concern with pride of ownership? Yes, he would. It's the exact same thing.
password;1080349 wrote:My point is that people can plant flowers and trees to give it curb appeal but if they don't take care of the house, such as windows, roof, siding or keeping the brick clean, people will still think of it as a dump. I would think that most people want to have a nice home that they can be proud of.
Con_Alma;1085438 wrote:No Spin at all. I am sorry I don't know how to be more clear.
I don't care if my house is "clean, maintained and organized overall".
I care that it's suited best for me and what I want. I don't care at all if it is or is not deemed as being clean, mainatined and organized as you might define it. You seem to think I should worry about if you or someone else is able to decide if I live in filth or if I have a maid service once a week. I don't.
You seem to believe that I must care if my home is determined by others to be organized? Why would I? For what reason should I be concerned about it being labeled as well organized?
It's my home. It's a place of habitation. It doesn't have to be mae out to be more than it is which is a shelter. Nothing more. Its not a display piece for others to admire or criticize. It's shelter.
Is it clean or is it dirty? Probably neither but it really doesn't matter. Is it maintained or is it falling apart? Probably neither but it doesn't matter so long as it provides shelter. Is it organized or is it disheveled? Who cares?
Certainly not I.
The real question is does it provide me and my family shelter. That's it. If you think I care about curb appeal you couldn't be more wrong....potential buyers or not.
I did. Are you unable to recognise two different points put together for further clarification?Steel Valley Football;1085782 wrote:Are you stoned? Who mentioned other people? ...
Con_Alma wrote:...I don't care if my house is "clean, maintained and organized overall". ...
Con_Alma wrote:...You seem to believe that I must care if my home is determined by others to be organized? Why would I? For what reason should I be concerned about it being labeled as well organized? ...
If there are no other people involved then the home can't be labeled clean, maintained or organized because it would take another person to do so. I won't. I don't care about it.Steel Valley Football;1085851 wrote:Please make sense on your next post. There are no other people involved.
Con_Alma;1086420 wrote:If there are no other people involved then the home can't be labeled clean, maintained or organized because it would take another person to do so. I won't. I don't care about it.
If it's just me involved there won't be a determination of clean, maintained, or organized because I don't care about curb appeal. When it comes to your argument there has to be another person involved. If there isn't, there's not a determination of clean, maintained or organized. If that's the case there's no curb appeal.
Yes it's the characteristics that I am referring to. Those characteristics must be identified or labeled as curb appeal. For them to be determined to be curb appeal someone, some time, anytime had to define it as such. That person may have even done so in a general "marketing fluff" way for all house,not even specifically referring to mine. That's the individual I am referencing. Even if you take that out of the equation the following should suit your determination of my status.Steel Valley Football;1086492 wrote:That's not true. We've already established that a home's characteristics exist even if the home is vacant. Please use a valid argument (ie please make sense).
Con_Alma wrote:...I don't care if my house is "clean, maintained and organized overall". ...
You are still using illogical reasoning. The characteristics your home has exist regardless of what happens in the outside world.Con_Alma;1086675 wrote:Yes it's the characteristics that I am referring to. Those characteristics must be identified or labeled as curb appeal. For them to be determined to be curb appeal someone, some time, anytime had to define it as such. That person may have even done so in a general "marketing fluff" way for all house,not even specifically referring to mine. That's the individual I am referencing. Even if you take that out of the equation the following should suit your determination of my status.
It did not stop just because I asked a question you could not answer.LJ;1086878 wrote:is this really still going?
Steel Valley Football;1086885 wrote:It did not stop just because I asked a question you could not answer.
Maybe you don't read so well.Steel Valley Football;1086877 wrote:You are still using illogical reasoning. The characteristics your home has exist regardless of what happens in the outside world.
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Con_Alma;1087148 wrote:Maybe you don't read so well.
I don't care about the characteristics that exist. That has always been my point.
For the characteristics to be labeled as "curb Appeal" it would take someone other that I to make such a definition....because I don't care. That's where the second person would come in to play. That label would even be general for all homes inclusive of mine. Because I don't care about such things someone would have to have the desire to define such a "marketing fluff" definition.
Going in circles or not having a proper answer to refute my comment. However you want to put it is fine by me.LJ;1087072 wrote:I just didnt feel like going in circles with you. Looks like that was the right choice
