why the dislike for bungalows?

[DozyGit]

gangzoom said:

Hilarious, you do realise its the same property with only in effect on additional bed room been added?

You can call it what you like but I call it a bungalow .

Of course I do, a bungalow is like a small p3nis and that second level makes a world of viagra difference. You will soon be attracting a lot of attention with your former bungalow

[Gandahar]

Would you rather live in a bungalow or a skyscraper ?

If the Chinese do yet another really really tall sky scraper and then stuck a bungalow on top of it would you live in the bungalow or the 2000 floors below it?

PH..... verticallity does not matter.

[C Lee Farquar]

I'm confused now, soon I won't know where I live or what my name is.

Is a single storey dwelling with a room in the loft a bungalow, a chalet bungalow, or not a bungalow?

[maccas99]

The (ahem) authority on the matter - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bungalow

[DonkeyApple]

C Lee Farquar said:

I'm confused now, soon I won't know where I live or what my name is.

Is that more due to having a brewery just down the road?

Look on the bright side, everyone else near you will know who you are and where you live.

[gangzoom]

DozyGit said:

Of course I do, a bungalow is like a small p3nis and that second level makes a world of viagra difference. You will soon be attracting a lot of attention with your former bungalow

I don't know how you use your home, but attracting attention is the last thing we want from passer bys. No one will see the extension expect pigeons, squirrels and which ever peeping Tom's who enjoy hiding in bushes/trees .

[Chrisgr31]

Isn't the reality that bungalows are hard to find because there are few of them. I have just checked my town and there are 150 "houses" on the market and 22 "bungalows". Rather strangely the bungalows include some chalet bungalows and some of tthe houses are described as houses whilst looking like chalet bungalows. In reality there appear to be 17 bungalows.

So with less supply of bungalows they may appear more popular,

[anonymous-user]

C Lee Farquar said:

I'm confused now, soon I won't know where I live or what my name is.

Is a single storey dwelling with a room in the loft a bungalow, a chalet bungalow, or not a bungalow?

Depends on how the room in the roof is constructed, obviously

[C Lee Farquar]

DonkeyApple said:

Is that more due to having a brewery just down the road?

Look on the bright side, everyone else near you will know who you are and where you live.

Which leads me to ponder organic rustic development. Does a village with a brewery tend to have more bungalows as we're all fed up with falling down stairs?

At least I don't have an Aga to bang my head on when I do

garyhun said:

Depends on how the room in the roof is constructed, obviously

All sorted now, I've read the wiki entry. Turns out I'm a Bengali farmer.

[anonymous-user]

[anonymous-user]

C Lee Farquar said:

All sorted now, I've read the wiki entry. Turns out I'm a Bengali farmer.

I thought that was obvious. What’s it like farming Lions?

[Equus]

garyhun said:

What’s it like farming Lions?

Tigers. It's tigers in Bengal.

[anonymous-user]

Equus said:

garyhun said:

What’s it like farming Lions?

Tigers. It's tigers in Bengal.

Only if they’re on one level.

[C Lee Farquar]

Whatever they are, I'm fed up with them eating my kumquats.

[anonymous-user]

C Lee Farquar said:

Whatever they are, I'm fed up with them eating my kumquats.

Close your legs, you’ll be fine.

[Escort3500]

This thread is getting wonderfully surreal

[DonkeyApple]

Altitude sickness?

[dsisy]

we bought a bungalow i regret it every day i would not buy one again

[anonymous-user]

dsisy said:

we bought a bungalow i regret it every day i would not buy one again

I didn’t realise school kids got so much pocket money these days.

[cayman-black]

garyhun said:

I didn’t realise school kids got so much pocket money these days.