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The most evil house for sale in the UK
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When I buy a house I will be checking for the trampoline test... to make sure nobody's got one and isn't likely to have one. This will include looking at satellite images for the 1-2 rounds surrounding the house.
Nobody wants to live next to a noisy family with screaming kids whose heads appear randomly every second for hours on end.
If I was living next door to that one I'd now be thinking of selling up in case some f3cker moved in and bought one of these devil's playthings.
"this a brilliant family house in a quiet residential cul de sac position"
Why are noisy people encouraged to buy into a quiet area and spoil it???0 -
If only they were all that honest!0
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maninthestreet wrote: »Some of the property description's here are a little 'fruity':
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/action/publicsite.PropertySearchForBranches?ag_u=52201&tr_t=buy&eventsubmit_dosearch=1
Bottom one:
"Greedy Landlord looking for a return? Then look no further my dirty friend as you contemplate the delights of unearned income and fiddle with what we hope is the loose change in your pocket"0 -
Read the full description for this one?
:rotfl:
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/viewdetails-19959992.rsp?pa_n=1&tr_t=buy0 -
maninthestreet wrote: »Some of the property description's here are a little 'fruity':
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/action/publicsite.PropertySearchForBranches?ag_u=52201&tr_t=buy&eventsubmit_dosearch=1
Fourth one down - Smooth as a Bishop's what!!0 -
Hmm. The homour is meant to be refreshing honesty I believe. He's been in business a while now though and seems to be very popular....in Glastonbury....0
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Ralph Bending's listings have been on here many times beforeIt's a health benefit ...0
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I emailed the EA for the Pandora's Box one and got a reply back saying "well it wasn't accurate, but at least it got you interested!" and she attached the details for the house.0
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haha good way of selling i suppose?! she's right it did get you interested...although not sure id want my house to be described as smooth as a bishops ball bag!!!!!
:ABeing Thrifty Gifty again this year:A
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