The "have a look at this!" thread II

anamenottaken

Penitent wrote: »

Not only do I hate the whole random words as decoration trend, but these people seem to be instructing people to wash in the loo and take a bath in the radiator.

Oh, I thought that was a reminder to the males to wash (their hands) afterwards.

robatwork

anamenottaken wrote: »

Oh, I thought that was a reminder to the males to wash (their hands) afterwards.

Some !!!!!! normally pops up on forums reminding everyone that there's more bacteria on your smartphone screen than the average toilet.

Whaddya know - it's me!

And I have a DISINFECT sticker on my smartphone to remind me.

zagubov

robatwork wrote: »

Some !!!!!! normally pops up on forums reminding everyone that there's more bacteria on your smartphone screen than the average toilet.

Whaddya know - it's me!

And I have a DISINFECT sticker on my smartphone to remind me.

Same's probably true of your kitchen sink. Doesn't mean they're all potential human pathogens which is the ever-so-important bit.;)

Dandie89

Davesnave wrote: »

As in many cases, you have to find it on the aerial view first. It's one field distance away, travelling south west along the road from the pin.

Ah, yes got it thanks

Davesnave wrote: »

and there's an easy spot the dogs as well.

And spot the cat. Living dangerously?

Dandie89

ScarletMarble wrote: »

I love ball pits!

If I won the lottery, with buying a mansion - one of the rooms will be transformed into one.

Yuk! Invariable end up disgusting dirty as virtually impossible to clean.

Cringe when I see the worse ones in those "family pubs" full of toddlers with nappies hanging off

Cakeguts

iwannanicerlife wrote: »

Wow.

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-65370884.html

The shrink wrapped sofas are probably worth more than the house. I looks to be non standard construction from the one next door.

Davesnave

Dandie89 wrote: »

Ah, yes got it thanks



And spot the cat. Living dangerously?

Wasn't sure if it was a cat or a hen, so I didn't mention it! :rotfl:

Cakeguts

zagubov wrote: »

This is a bit left-field but I'd be intrigued to see how it looks when it's finished.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-england-cambridgeshire-40063495/double-decker-bus-home-created-for-cambridgeshire-family

I feel there may have been a bit of a lack of planning in this "good idea" where on earth does he think he can park apart from bus stops and bus garages?

Davesnave

Dandie89 wrote: »

Yuk! Invariable end up disgusting dirty as virtually impossible to clean.

Cringe when I see the worse ones in those "family pubs" full of toddlers with nappies hanging off

Yes. Fortunately, my local ball pit seems pretty hygienic, although there must be 'accidents'......:undecided Anyway, I don't dwell there now, as they're old hat to 2 year olds.

It's what it leads onto that bothers me; 4 more floors of obstacles of increasing difficulty in a labyrinth that would baffle Odysseus himself. Then, when you get to the top, there's a ban on adults going down the twirly slide, so you have to drop through narrow holes in the floor, though what the fat-@rsed people do is a matter of conjecture......I guess they never make it up there in the first place. :rotfl:

LittleMax

Think they decided it would take a bit more than a few bottles of bleach...
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-66664397.html -
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