Letting Agents keep letting themselves in unannounced

Fire_Fox

Is it wrong that it pleases me you chaps are wondering what colour hair I have? I was blonde for over a decade but currently ....

G_M

Who says we're all guys...?

cwcw

Have to say, I've always had Fire Fox down as a bloke (no offence intended). Just goes to show how wrong you can be.

Fire_Fox

G_M wrote: »

Who says we're all guys...?

All? There are more than two of you contemplating my hair colour? :eek:

cwcw wrote: »

Have to say, I've always had Fire Fox down as a bloke (no offence intended). Just goes to show how wrong you can be.

:beer:

G_M

Fire_Fox wrote: »

All? There are more than two of you contemplating my hair colour? :eek:
:beer:

This is called contemplation? :blushing:

Yorkie1

Who assumes a bloke wouldn't wear hair that colour? :rotfl:

Enfieldian

This thread is turning into the forum equivalent of a singles bar at happy hour....

Great stuff, keep it up!

Also, OP, if you have contents insurance would you still be covered if the insurer found out about the agents having keys? Definitely change the lock(s)

Fire_Fox

Stops changing the subject, Enfieldian, and grab yourself a cold one! :beer:

tbs624

G_M wrote: »

Always imagined you as a brunette.

Unfortunately, brunettes ( and pink/redheads) can apparently have "blonde moments"......;)

[Deleted User]

I know I shouldn't give in and write about this.., I'm sure quite a few 'girls' who read this forum didn't deign to make a comment but here is one 'girl' who can do DIY better than most men. Its a case of having to, I'd hate depending on the idea of having a male friend/boyfriend who could do such things (and I'm sorry, only a few could).

I did as advised re changing locks.., looked it up on the net. Its really not hard. Men or women aren't born knowing how to change locks., we all have the same ability to learn regardless of gender.

Now I'll go into a corner and start knitting or sewing.