Or, alternatively, I'm sick of seeing part of my identity derided, and would like people to stop. Fuck off, teuchter. Don't start your 'comedy' contrarian shtick with me.I'm afraid you've been "blinded by the shining light of your own self-righteousness".
I agree with you. I'm simply quoting VP's response when I pulled him up for another of his 70s-style gender-based comedy insults recently.Or, alternatively, I'm sick of seeing part of my identity derided, and would like people to stop. Fuck off, teuchter. Don't start your 'comedy' contrarian shtick with me.
Perhaps it's best to keep your cross-poster, point-scoring beefs to yourself as it clearly adds nothing to the thread and only causes confusion and annoyance?I agree with you. I'm simply quoting VP's response when I pulled him up for another of his 70s-style gender-based comedy insults recently.
I've only just looked at the floorplans. WTF?
They're tiny, horrible flats. Silly money.
I'm afraid you've been "blinded by the shining light of your own self-righteousness".
Please don't. I know it's a cliche for comedic purposes but phrases like that contribute to and perpetuate a negative view of women.
Really? In square footage, they are well short of your sprawling hilltop retreat but - when I checked the plans - they seemed to be reasonably sized, with quite some storage.
I agree with you. I'm simply quoting VP's response when I pulled him up for another of his 70s-style gender-based comedy insults recently.
Really? In square footage, they are well short of your sprawling hilltop retreat but - when I checked the plans - they seemed to be reasonably sized, with quite some storage.
Allow me to quote a response I often have to make to your pissant pointscoring posts:
Pathetic.
They're ok size I guess but for that price? The 2 bed ground floor flat I had to sell (split up with partner) was 1000 sq ft with 70ft garden and we bought late 2009 for £310k (top of the hill again)
Is that aimed at me?
They're ok size I guess but for that price? The 2 bed ground floor flat I had to sell (split up with partner) was 1000 sq ft with 70ft garden and we bought late 2009 for £310k (top of the hill again)
(I've just rechecked the one I am buying, it's just shy of 700ft, not 800, my mistake)
It's a lot of money. But would be a fair bit more in that unmentionable neighbouring district
We could learn from the Americans in making more use of price per sq ft.
Lol lol lol lol lol lol lol yeah especially as I am A MAN, wow I surely must be in tune with my feminine side x x x x xPlease don't. I know it's a cliche for comedic purposes but phrases like that contribute to and perpetuate a negative view of women.
wtf? it's common with certain gay men, to address each other as 'she'. In this case, as a slur. VP knew you were a bloke.Lol lol lol lol lol lol lol yeah especially as I am A MAN, wow I surely must be in tune with my feminine side x x x x x
Your faith in the build quality is very sweet. I know three or four people who have moved into new-build places - all had multiple problems on moving in. A snag list as long as the funky brochure you probably read...Lol lol lol just meant it would be great for tenants to have no problems with leaking taps etc etc etc but take you point and it made me smile
......or helped write even. A snag list as long as the funky brochure you probably read...
Well, he hasn't denied it, has he?......or helped write even
Better to buy a flat in a subdivided crumbling victorian terrace house that has just been spruced up for sale by the previous owners. There are never any problems with those, I've heard.Your faith in the build quality is very sweet. I know three or four people who have moved into new-build places - all had multiple problems on moving in. A snag list as long as the funky brochure you probably read...
Well, he hasn't denied it, has he?
Grief from tenants? You mean when things go wrong like the boiler or there's a leak? How unreasonable of tenants to want such things fixed.Yes but these apartments come with a five year warranty so you will be vitually maintenance free and no grief from your tenants
I hear you, but no point in me going in with a negative attitude, I am looking forward to moving in to the area so have to have a little faithYour faith in the build quality is very sweet. I know three or four people who have moved into new-build places - all had multiple problems on moving in. A snag list as long as the funky brochure you probably read...
Hey it's all good for me, I can't be negative, for all I know it may be perfect with no snagging, I may be soooooo happy I might invite you all in For drinks xFair play to Mr Bim for a. Sticking around to defend themselves and b. Not chucking a mental when challenged and getting instabanned
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Hey it's all good for me, I can't be negative, for all I know it may be perfect with no snagging, I may be soooooo happy I might invite you all in For drinks x
hey hang fast Lefty, I was just saying that because it's a new build the chances are that tenant will be happy as THE BOILER. etc should all be up to scratch and trouble free. THEREBY NOTHING NEEDS FIXING.Grief from tenants? You mean when things go wrong like the boiler or there's a leak? How unreasonable of tenants to want such things fixed.
And what's so wrong with being a 'lefty' anyways?
Here hereBetter to buy a flat in a subdivided crumbling victorian terrace house that has just been spruced up for sale by the previous owners. There are never any problems with those, I've heard.