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The "have a look at this!" thread II
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Nelly the elephant packed his trunk and trundled off to the circus. Only he was eleknapped on his way there and forced to live out his days in a first floor flat.
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-38672879.html0 -
It would be a lovely holiday cottage but I can't imagine wanting to live there permanently.Strumminalong wrote: »http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-36220111.html
I think access could be a bit of a problem here, and there is a nice view of a brick wall, but I'm not sure if there is actualy a view of some trees from the bathroom window. It does look quite cosy and well decorated inside, with seemingly a bit of history as well.0 -
I don't understand picture #10 at all. :eek:southernscouser wrote: »Nelly the elephant packed his trunk and trundled off to the circus. Only he was eleknapped on his way there and forced to live out his days in a first floor flat.
(How long 'till I can post links?)0 -
It's the elephant in the roomSlightly bitter0
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Cheesy writing on the wall = The new twigs??Trying to think of a clever witticism, but cant, so... *insert clever witticism here*0
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zipbuttons wrote: »I don't understand picture #10 at all. :eek:
(How long 'till I can post links?)
It's a dressing room, rather chic I thought.
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findingnemo^^ wrote: »
Beware of irrespo0nsible use of a registered trade mark on the internet, without the authorisation or approval of the legal owner of the rights.;)
This is not California, we don't have a constitution guaranteeing free speech - if some idiot MP's get their way or offended Lords try to sue the whole internet, we could be in trouble. :eek:
https://www.eff.org/sites/default/files/Letter_EFF_to_Rosenberg_10.27.11.pdf0 -
Amber_Sunshine wrote: »It's the Tardis of Ramsgate.
It is typo at Rightmove, I think:
http://www.thisiskent.co.uk/Quaint-period-cottage-heart-Ramsgate/story-17276198-detail/story.html0 -
Strumminalong wrote: »Many thanks debrag. Really interesting. I dont know Ramsgate, but was looking at properties in the south around that price range. I was wondering, how did they actualy manage to get their furniture etc in.:)
The vendors must feel that being attached to the station might not actualy be a selling point.
The property I posted is in London0
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