Nobody doesn’t dislike Dickie Fuld

Our North Street resident is apparently having a hard time finding anyone who wants to hire him as a consultant. I know of no former Lehman folks who think much of him.

Sadly, mine’s more a replica than representative

Korean scientists announce that you ladies can estimate a fella’s weenie size by comparing the ring to the index finger. I’ll have to start wearing gloves when dating.

Who said Obama can’t create “green” jobs?

New emission rules should wipe out Mercedes sales by 2014.

Darwin strikes again

41-year-old Fargo trailer park resident blows his head off with illegal fireworks.

So, what’s Greenwich’s Skip Skowron up to these days?

A reader asked, so I Googled our latest hedge funder gone bad and came up with this story from June 22. The guy’s looking for a plea deal, if you believe the story. Makes sense to me. Look for a nice house on Doubling Road to hit the market?

Twenty-one price reductions reported this morning

And they are all for houses asking less than $2 million, nothing above. Nice to have money and patience, I guess. We’re up to something like a four-year inventory on high-priced houses and obviously, those sellers don’t intend on going anywhere. Well why should they? Greenwich is a nice town.

Real estate news!

It’s still happening. Here are three sales, just reported.

8 Dingletown, sold for $2.4 million. Owners paid $2.2875 for it back in 2002 and put an awful lot of money into it – a great house, in my opinion, but they practically stole some new construction on Boulder Brook, so I’d guess they made out just fine.

32 Nimitz Place, Havermeyer. Again, paid $1.472 in 2006, renovated and improved, sold for $1.495.

520 Indian Field, Mead Point. Older house but beautiful yard, asked $5,925,000 in February 2010, sold for $4.525.