A bit council (Vol 5)
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kingston12 said:
Krupp88 said:
The only positive thing about that is that they have actually managed to use the word 'loose' correctly.Proper council would dump it over the fence and go begging for a new one, or buy it for £10 per week for the next few decades.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-9368977/E...
Not cleaning your home before putting it on the market. Getting offended by the estate agents comments on your dirty house, who you are recording secretly
And then selling said story to the daily mail.. this is awesome
Not cleaning your home before putting it on the market. Getting offended by the estate agents comments on your dirty house, who you are recording secretly
And then selling said story to the daily mail.. this is awesome
Looking from the photos, it's looks like a s
t hole, so I'd say they weren't wrong really, can anybody even enter that conservatory? Also, why are there three beds in one room of a three bedroom house, where a couple and two children live? If I'd hazard a guess, I'd say one of the other bedrooms is piled high with st as well.
t hole, so I'd say they weren't wrong really, can anybody even enter that conservatory? Also, why are there three beds in one room of a three bedroom house, where a couple and two children live? If I'd hazard a guess, I'd say one of the other bedrooms is piled high with st as well.Edited by KingNothing on Thursday 18th March 09:54
p4cks said:
hucumber said:
WOW!!! KingNothing said:
Looking from the photos, it's looks like a st hole, so I'd say they weren't wrong really, can anybody even enter that conservatory? Also, why are there three beds in one room of a three bedroom house, where a couple and two children live? If I'd hazard a guess, I'd say one of the other bedrooms is piled high with st as well.
I deal with over crowding and those seeking larger accommodation daily. t hole, so I'd say they weren't wrong really, can anybody even enter that conservatory? Also, why are there three beds in one room of a three bedroom house, where a couple and two children live? If I'd hazard a guess, I'd say one of the other bedrooms is piled high with st as well.Edited by KingNothing on Thursday 18th March 09:54
You should see how people live, rooms rammed with crap, quite often useable rooms solid with junk and yet the kids ( always autistic) 2/3/4 deep in one room.
That house is bouncing. It looks like it’d belong to someone in their 80’s and infirm. Not their 30’s.
CoolHands said:
How about this sad sack. Mid-20s, zooming up and down past the secondary school at home time on this stmobil. I mean how immature and pathetic must you be to want to impress 13 year olds?
Sounded like it had an engine out a Chinese 125
To be honest, most 20s blokes would think that was pretty cool. I would have, although I would tend to avoid schools. tmobil. I mean how immature and pathetic must you be to want to impress 13 year olds?Sounded like it had an engine out a Chinese 125
gazza285 said:
austinsmirk said:
You should see how people live, rooms rammed with crap, quite often useable rooms solid with junk and yet the kids ( always autistic) 2/3/4 deep in one room.
Have you any idea how hard it is to get an actual diagnosis of autism?CharlesdeGaulle said:
gazza285 said:
austinsmirk said:
You should see how people live, rooms rammed with crap, quite often useable rooms solid with junk and yet the kids ( always autistic) 2/3/4 deep in one room.
Have you any idea how hard it is to get an actual diagnosis of autism?Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff