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 Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 6:06 pm
Does anybody know any chants or simple spells to make house prices rise a lot? My dad wants to move, not a large move, just across town, but I don't want to. I REALLY don't want to. If you can help me, thank you so much.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 6:11 pm
I think that it would backfire on you...
If prices rise, he'll be more inclined to sell, and then move a bit farther away, to where things are cheaper.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:15 pm
Well that would require going against someones will and I dont teach people how to manipulate someones will.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 8:39 pm
Khalida Nyoka I think that it would backfire on you... If prices rise, he'll be more inclined to sell, and then move a bit farther away, to where things are cheaper. All the surrounding towns are either REALLY bad or really high priced, so that definently won't happen.
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Posted: Thu Feb 08, 2007 10:12 pm
I'll go you one better: wander around your house with a hammer. Whenever the mood strikes you, wham it through a wall. Whistle while you work. When somebody demands to know what the hell you think you're doing, ask if that's a trick question.
It's tough to sell a house with holes in the wall.
Of course, it's also tough to sit down after being beaten within an inch of your life, too.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 8:10 pm
You don't need a spell for that, talk to your dad and tell him you don't want to move. Ask him when he isn't busy or anything. And also try to understand why he is moving from his point of view.
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Posted: Fri Feb 09, 2007 8:52 pm
gamemaniac You don't need a spell for that, talk to your dad and tell him you don't want to move. Ask him when he isn't busy or anything. And also try to understand why he is moving from his point of view. I've already tried that. That's why I'm looking to spells and the metaphysical now.
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:45 am
No offense or anything, but its your dad's choice whether or not he wants to move. His money, his choices. That's not fair of you to try and stop him from doing that. That's like me trying to stop you from posting on Gaia or something like that. If your 18 or over, then just move out. If your under 18 or you don't have enough money, then just deal with it. Not everything in life is going to go your way. I'm sure your dad has reasons for moving and hell, you may find that the move is beneficial.
Finance wise, your dad may realize that if he doesn't move now, then he will lose a great deal of money. The housing market is very much like that. By trying to stop your dad, you can get you and your family into big trouble. Do you want to be responsible for your family losing $100,000+?
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 11:51 am
iolitefire No offense or anything, but its your dad's choice whether or not he wants to move. His money, his choices. That's not fair of you to try and stop him from doing that. That's like me trying to stop you from posting on Gaia or something like that. If your 18 or over, then just move out. If your under 18 or you don't have enough money, then just deal with it. Not everything in life is going to go your way. I'm sure your dad has reasons for moving and hell, you may find that the move is beneficial. Finance wise, your dad may realize that if he doesn't move now, then he will lose a great deal of money. The housing market is very much like that. By trying to stop your dad, you can get you and your family into big trouble. Do you want to be responsible for your family losing $100,000+? It's not because of money... And I really don't think it's fair for my whole family to move when he's the only one that wants to. 1/4
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 11:59 am
Shukaku-Sand-Demon iolitefire No offense or anything, but its your dad's choice whether or not he wants to move. His money, his choices. That's not fair of you to try and stop him from doing that. That's like me trying to stop you from posting on Gaia or something like that. If your 18 or over, then just move out. If your under 18 or you don't have enough money, then just deal with it. Not everything in life is going to go your way. I'm sure your dad has reasons for moving and hell, you may find that the move is beneficial. Finance wise, your dad may realize that if he doesn't move now, then he will lose a great deal of money. The housing market is very much like that. By trying to stop your dad, you can get you and your family into big trouble. Do you want to be responsible for your family losing $100,000+? It's not because of money... And I really don't think it's fair for my whole family to move when he's the only one that wants to. 1/4 If he's the one working and getting the money to afford the new house, then it is still his choice. What he spends his money on is up to him.
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 12:10 pm
Why does your dad want to move? New job oppertunities, better neighborhood, better matenence/rent deals, better quality housing, better schooling, what?
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Posted: Sat Feb 10, 2007 9:01 pm
I have no idea why. He just... does. And iolitefire, I agree. He can spend his money on what he wants, but what he can't do is make a decision for the whole family. Don't you agree?
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 12:14 am
Shukaku-Sand-Demon I have no idea why. He just... does. And iolitefire, I agree. He can spend his money on what he wants, but what he can't do is make a decision for the whole family. Don't you agree? If you have no idea, then maybe you should ask him. No offense, but your dad may have some good reasons to move...reasons you didn't even consider. People don't move just to move, its too costly for that. He's gotta have a reason. And if your family means you and your siblings, then yes he can. If you live in his house and he takes care of you, then you follow his lead. That's what having parents is about. If you live with them, you have to accept their decisions and choices, even if you don't like them. If you hate it that much, then move out.
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 3:48 pm
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Posted: Sun Feb 11, 2007 7:57 pm
I all most took my mother in to court in order to leave. ^_^
It is possible to get away... but I advise against it.
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