Property Snakes and Ladders; 2009

Snooze

lostinrates wrote: »

:beer::T:j:rotfl:

Very classily handled.

R

ninky_2

Phirefly wrote: »

No one does sound beds like the BBC. I might just stay tuned....

that's because BBC have blanket agreements so you can have fun sticking whatever commercial music you like on it whereas commerical channels tend to use the music by a company called audio network because once you pay for an initial licence it is basically free. you hear the same soundalike tracks across all sorts of productions.

lostinrates

ninky wrote: »

that's because BBC have blanket agreements so you can have fun sticking whatever commercial music you like on it whereas commerical channels tend to use the music by a company called audio network because once you pay for an initial licence it is basically free. you hear the same soundalike tracks across all sorts of productions.

They are also very good at buying rights from lesser known artists who might not be otherwise commercially well known.

ETA: hi ninky

lostinrates

Flicked on the channel four equivalent and wondering how wise it is. Encouraging, ven gently, people to stretch from £70k to £123k for ''their perfect home'' over which they have seemingly little input.

I get that having an architect in to help like that is a fantastic opportunity, just...what happened to one room at a time...or staging things for affordabilty?

Edited: ouch, especially when he can't finish it for the budget! The peeps were ''disappointed'' I'd be worse, but if you sacrifice involvement and control I guess this is the price: you can't make budget cuts/coprimises that suit you better.

JanCee

I know but George is gorgeous - so who cares about the ensuite bathroom (apart from the owner obviously).

lostinrates

JanCee wrote: »

I know but George is gorgeous - so who cares about the ensuite bathroom (apart from the owner obviously).

Really, you think? He reminds me of a lego man. Nothing wrong with him at all, nice enough....

Phirefly

I can't decide. He is reminiscent of Mr. P as it goes, but he's just so earnest.



^^he actually really looks like Mr P in that one

lostinrates

Phirefly wrote: »

^^he actually really looks like Mr P in that one

oh, er, sorry Yes, that is a nice photo of him, more interesting looking:o I'm sure Mr P is lovely looking, George on a good day, or in a still photo:o

PasturesNew

I'd do him.

Did I miss a programme tonight then????

lostinrates

PasturesNew wrote: »

I'd do him.
?

well, thats a different question

It was the Home Show (channel four)