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Indian moves into £630m home
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Yes, but you can't because they banned you for being a troll. Get over it.
No they ban anyone who doesn't doesn't agree with message the Mods want to put out.
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It looks un-finished.. It isn't finished yet, is it?0
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Yikes, looks a right mess doesn’t it. That’s knackered. I’ve seen a lot of weird ones over the years and that’s right up there in the top 20. I like the white W shaped poles holding it up about a third the way up. So it would probably fall down without them, tee hee, oh dear. And half way up the bit poking out over the side. Just looks like a total mistake, like something’s gone dreadfully wrong. Designed by someone in Broadmoor. Hilarious. Mental.0
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I really don't understand how anyone could justify spending that sort of money on a house. How could you be so inhuman as to not feel guilty at living in such a ridiculously extravagent house when people within a few miles are in desperate need for basic human needs? I actually find it utterly, utterly immoral.0
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Was it built by an Indian?
Looks more likely to be the cowboys...
:rotfl:
Daily Mail has more on this, including a graphic on how the interior of building is set out for different purposes.Mr Ambani, 53, who owns much of oil, retail and bio-technology comglomerate Reliance Industries, paid £44million to build his dream property, but astronomical property values in the Indian city mean it is now worth 15 times that amount.
Read more: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1320426/Mukesh-Ambani-Indias-richest-man-builds-home-valued-630m.html?ito=feeds-newsxml#ixzz12Nw8zIAV0 -
He's welcome to it - revolting place!...much enquiry having been made concerning a gentleman, who had quitted a company where Johnson was, and no information being obtained; at last Johnson observed, that 'he did not care to speak ill of any man behind his back, but he believed the gentleman was an attorney'.0
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It's hideous and looks ridiculous.
It sticks out on the landscape like a gangrenous sore thumb.
Worth all that money or not that's not a home and certainly not nice for surrounding residents to have to live with.0
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