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Looking for private planet in the Milky Way Galaxy

8 years ago

I have scoured the web for anyone selling a roughly Venus like planet for hours and I absolutely can't find anything for sale! It's incredulous. Last I checked galactic policy said nothing about rent or sale of property prohibited for the web. Or do I have to see a real estate agent? That's lobbying for you.

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chicagoans

8 years ago

Are you sure you want something Venus-like? I read on the Kitchens and Decorating forums that Venus is "trendy" and will soon become "dated." You should look for a "timeless" planet which might or might not mean white Shaker cabinets with soapstone counters, depending on which post you read.

And if you really want help, you need to tell us who will live there (ages), if you plan to entertain, and whether or not this is your "forever" planet.

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loto1953
8 years ago
Have you tried Zillow?
rockybird
8 years ago
I would be worried about the commute.
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User
8 years ago
You may to contact a planetor. But they will assure you public transportation is "just around the corner" so you won't have to fly your own ship for very long.
bry911
8 years ago
You would have to move to a country that hasn't signed the 1967 outer space treaty before the move to your new planet. Then, of course, you have to worry about those damned Europeans not recognizing your claim and just starting their own little planet on your planet. Next thing you know you are living on small pieces of your own planet called reservations. Of course, you get to build a casino, so there is an upside.
User
8 years ago
I got my own planet. But the local deity who created it was a fly-by-night operator. There was a huge hole in the ozone layer, he had a thing for creating creepy insects, and the water kept freezing. I would think about renting first, until you know more about the neighborhood.
billbrown1997
Original Author
8 years ago
Thank you for all the help. I will go look into getting a lawyer first. I do enjoy this civilization. So lively, vibrant. You're all caught up in yourselves. It brings a smile to my face.
User
8 years ago
One thing that has always kept me grounded; never be afraid to laugh at yourself.
stolenidentity
8 years ago
Hi billbrown1997, you could get a lawyer I suppose or a real estate agent. But I think you might try building your own ship and sailing away...far far away. Let us know where you land. When you get there just find some stuff to build your shelter, and hunker down in your new world. Be careful with the sustenance offerings, you might want to watch the existing beings before you forage for food and water. LOL good luck.
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8 years ago
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May want to find out what's the most popular language they use over there, then taking a crash course before you take off will definitely help.
User
8 years ago
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Why? Nobody that comes here has to do it. His new neighbors will just have to learn his language!

You would be surprised how many people here speak French!
nosoccermom
8 years ago
What do you mean? Doesn't everybody speak English?
User
8 years ago
Everybody entertains! I know this for a fact because I watch the house hunting show in Alaska where the lookers see a home 350 miles away from Fairbanks out in the middle of a valley that needs a float plane to access, and they want a large deck because they "like to entertain".

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