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14/6/09
Oh dear, Verdades has gone and rearranged things!
I'm hoping that a shorter main page might make people look a bit more closely at the site, now that it isn't so intimidating. A lot of things are in sub forums now - don't worry, I didn't delete anything!

6/6/09
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Forum	Topics	Replies	Last Post Info
Davidson House The home of the Davidson Family, this house hosts a vast amount of magic, and a vast amount of room for friends and colleagues of the Davidsons.	1	13	Jun 21 2009, 04:51 PM In: Family Ties By: Rory Newland
Rich and Famous The people occupying these houses tend to be company executives, or perhaps a retired singer in Goulburn. Here, money is power.	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
The Suburbs The nice houses and one step below the vast ones of the Rich and Famous. Davidson House is located here. The owner of a small Company, or a person with about three jobs could live here.	2	21	Oct 30 2009, 11:05 PM In: The Wilson Residence By: Cowan Wilson
The Average People with an average income could live here. A shared flat, or even a house with four room-mates wouldn't be uncommon in this area.	1	4	Feb 4 2009, 01:05 AM In: Isolated By: Link Cyrus
The Slums Where the people with very low incomes live, if they earn anything at all. Not an entirely healthy place to live, and definitely not a place you'd want to raise children	0	0	-- In: ---- By:
Hotels and Lodgings Do you have friends staying in Goulburn? Or maybe you've been kicked out? Here, guests to the city can stay and relax.	1	1	Sep 6 2009, 09:14 PM In: Are you sure, Sir? By: Cowan Wilson

Homes and Living Arrangements

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