Posh Pawn. Ch4 9pm.

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Laurel Green

30,779 posts

232 months

Wednesday 26th August 2015
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Michael Jackson was not a happy bunny.

Roo

11,503 posts

207 months

Wednesday 26th August 2015
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Laurel Green said:
Oh. My. God! Those lips. yikes
She was more than a few sandwiches short of a picnic.

Jasandjules

69,889 posts

229 months

Thursday 27th August 2015
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Roo said:
She was more than a few sandwiches short of a picnic.
Still at least she had fun blowing millions of inheritance!


coopedup

3,741 posts

139 months

Thursday 27th August 2015
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What a fking freakshow that couple were!! hurl

Speed Badger

2,691 posts

117 months

Thursday 27th August 2015
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That couple looked like they had been stitched together using skin and body parts of other people. They are probably opening that dog parlour as a pretence and all dogs will be melted down in order to make glue to hold their lips, noses and eyelids on.

Roo

11,503 posts

207 months

Thursday 27th August 2015
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Speed Badger said:
That couple looked like they had been stitched together using skin and body parts of other people. They are probably opening that dog parlour as a pretence and all dogs will be melted down in order to make glue to hold their lips, noses and eyelids on.
hehe

wjwren

4,484 posts

135 months

Friday 28th August 2015
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this was ok few years ago, it's now boring and I dont watch. Too scripted.

monthefish

20,443 posts

231 months

Friday 28th August 2015
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Jasandjules said:
nicanary said:
That James does my head in. He seems to run a successful business, but I have no idea how he does it.
Nope, me either. Or how to raise the capital to start the business in the first place.
Funnily enough, both points were addressed in last nights programme.

Apparently he was previously a property developer, and his right-hand-woman explained that although he comes across as aloof, he's (apparently) actually quite astute.

Zingari

904 posts

173 months

Friday 28th August 2015
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So the Hermes bag had a dodgy lock and keys, looked cheap etc. Why did he not just state the obvious and say it was a fake, especially after the verbals she gave him on the phone when he wouldn't take it?

PF62

3,628 posts

173 months

Friday 28th August 2015
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Zingari said:
So the Hermes bag had a dodgy lock and keys, looked cheap etc. Why did he not just state the obvious and say it was a fake, especially after the verbals she gave him on the phone when he wouldn't take it?
Saying it is a fake is making an accusation, that could have repercussions if you were wrong, which you don't get by just saying you didn't want to buy it.

Zingari

904 posts

173 months

Friday 28th August 2015
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PF62 said:
Zingari said:
So the Hermes bag had a dodgy lock and keys, looked cheap etc. Why did he not just state the obvious and say it was a fake, especially after the verbals she gave him on the phone when he wouldn't take it?
Saying it is a fake is making an accusation, that could have repercussions if you were wrong, which you don't get by just saying you didn't want to buy it.
I'd say though said chappie is somewhat of an expert in his field and didn't even bother to take it to the woman with the bag shop who validated them in the last series.
Of course I would have expected him to offer his 'opinion' as part of the appraisal. That way we could have watched her go off like a bottle of pop.

Mr Trophy

6,808 posts

203 months

Saturday 29th August 2015
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I would love that oasis guitar

Laurel Green

30,779 posts

232 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Heads up.

Jasandjules

69,889 posts

229 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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WTF are you going to do with a railway in his garden? Surely not lift up all the tracks etc and move it!?

Laurel Green

30,779 posts

232 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Oh I don't know; two men should be able to take 2.5 miles of track up in a couple of days.biggrin

Would love to have the space, not to mention the money, to potter around one's grounds with it.

MrAndyW

508 posts

148 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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That railway was bloody fantastic,I said to my wife, I would love that for my 2 year old grandson, just need a big garden and a big bank balance, 25 grand for the bike seemed a bit steep, and obviously was.

Jasandjules

69,889 posts

229 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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Laurel Green said:
Oh I don't know; two men should be able to take 2.5 miles of track up in a couple of days.biggrin

Would love to have the space, not to mention the money, to potter around one's grounds with it.
Indeed, but you have all the buildings (which were brick built?).... Then the trains etc.. Be a logistical nightmare to move it privately especially without damaging it...

But yes, just how much land do you need for a 2 mile track?!!?

Laurel Green

30,779 posts

232 months

Wednesday 2nd September 2015
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I'd imagine it would make a lot more sense to sell it with the property.

Laurel Green

30,779 posts

232 months

Wednesday 9th September 2015
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Heads up. James crashes a converted double-decker bus.

Laurel Green

30,779 posts

232 months

Wednesday 9th September 2015
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No way is that bus worth 54K.