Property Snakes and Ladders; 2009

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helenamy123 wrote: »

hi,

been watching property snakes etc but just missed a bit of the end - did the threesome manage to sell and if so did they make a profit?

thanks

helen

No, they are living in it and waiting for the market to lose them even more money.

ess0two

lostinrates wrote: »

me too, but I guess they are living in them fro whats said

4 of them now,1 of the girls had a baby.

helenamy123

thanks for that - just wouldnt have slept tonight not knowing!! lol lol - not.

do i detect a little bit of a trend for all these projects... lol

helen

lostinrates

ess0two wrote: »

4 of them now,1 of the girls had a baby.

Is it going to be a singer or a beardd artist?

Mozette

!!!!!! is a 'grafitti artist'? That's not a job, that's something that gets you an asbo!

PasturesNew

lostinrates wrote: »

Is it going to be a singer or a beardd artist?

A bearded lady in a singing circus.

lostinrates

Mozette wrote: »

!!!!!! is a 'grafitti artist'? That's not a job, that's something that gets you an asbo!

Unless you're Banksy. But I have a feeling Bnksy is more humourous and driven.

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

A bearded lady in a singing circus.

ROFL,:beer::beer::beer:

fc123

Mozette wrote: »

!!!!!! is a 'grafitti artist'? That's not a job, that's something that gets you an asbo!

It can be quite high earning.

In SE London I knew of a few who charged white van men a set fee to cover their vans with art.
This became a very profitable business.
White Van Men were getting fed up with amateur 'tags' (not art, but sqiggles;an individuals marks...like a human paw print saying I was here) spoiling their vans.
The squigglers didn't dare deface the proper graff art work so left the vans alone.

A few years back, most odd job men were driving around SE London in very colourful vans.
Don't know what the customers thought but it didn't affect their businesses in any way.

Mozette

fc123 wrote: »

It can be quite high earning.

In SE London I knew of a few who charged white van men a set fee to cover their vans with art.
This became a very profitable business.
White Van Men were getting fed up with amateur 'tags' (not art, but sqiggles;an individuals marks...like a human paw print saying I was here) spoiling their vans.
The squigglers didn't dare deface the proper graff art work so left the vans alone.

A few years back, most odd job men were driving around SE London in very colourful vans.
Don't know what the customers thought but it didn't affect their businesses in any way.

My lord! Well you live and learn. Should've paid attention in art...