For example: "Then she turned on the cassette player in her car and played More Than Words by her favorite early '90s hair band, Extreme."
Sara J. sent this real estate listing our way. After we got over how much house you can get for $129,000 in some parts of the country (we live where that wouldn't buy you a closet), we had to shake our head sadly at the ad promoting this home.
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Sounds like downsizing. First you get more, then you get a starter home.
ChildsPlay, it's either downsizing, or it's a reference to the real-estate bubble. :-)
This word swap is always new to someone, even though to us it is timeless and ubiquitous. It makes me sad to think someone was actually paid to write that out, and someone else approved it.
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