London Has Peaked

padington

It's the behaviour of a compulsive gambler. He / she sold the house and at that point started gambling with his / her future and hasnt been able to stop since. With almost nothing to play with he/she still haunts the gambling establishment, which in this case is housing forums trying to chase the loss that he/she can't bring himself to accept has been lost for good.

It's the housing equivalent of smoking fags all day outside the bookies, mumbling angry thoughts with empty pockets after a life of blowing hard earned cash on the horses.

We probably shouldn't be too mean, if I'm on the money, it is just a horrible addiction like all the others.

The first steps to overcoming this addiction is saying the words out loud, 'my name is Crashy and I'm a crashoholic '.

Crashy_Time

chucknorris wrote: »

They are very far from nightmares, maybe you lack management skills. I think that I understand a lot more than you do, what do you do for a living? I'm a chartered surveyor but work as a university lecturer in property and construction (I'm only saying out of politeness, after asking you).

You are a clown who has leveraged up his own little property Ponzi and spends time on the internet chasing down anyone who challenges endless HPI.

Crashy_Time

wotsthat wrote: »

You sold to rent before 1997? What a pioneer.

Had to move to a different part of the country, broke about even on the sale, no big deal. The Ponzi Forever meme wasn`t even on the horizon at that time, early 90`s. We will soon be back to a point where property is just something you live in for a while and sell if you have to. People getting their knickers in a twist on here about how it is going to stay at forever silly valuations are going to look silly, and broke.

chucknorris

Crashy_Time wrote: »

You are a clown who has leveraged up his own little property Ponzi and spends time on the internet chasing down anyone who challenges endless HPI.

How many times do I have to explain we are not leveraged! We have less than £700k mortgages on approx. £5m property, that is not leveraged! To underline the point we have much more than £700k in other investments anyway (not property).


I don't spend that much time on here either, check my average daily posts, I think that it less than 3 per day.

You didn't mention what your profession was?

Crashy_Time

padington wrote: »

It's the behaviour of a compulsive gambler. He / she sold the house and at that point started gambling with his / her future and hasnt been able to stop since. With almost nothing to play with he/she still haunts the gambling establishment, which in this case is housing forums trying to chase the loss that he/she can't bring himself to accept has been lost for good.

It's the housing equivalent of smoking fags all day outside the bookies, mumbling angry thoughts with empty pockets after a life of blowing hard earned cash on the horses.

We probably shouldn't be too mean, if I'm on the money, it is just a horrible addiction like all the others.

The first steps to overcoming this addiction is saying the words out loud, 'my name is Crashy and I'm a crashoholic '.

Say after me...I.O I.O it`s off to work I go (If I`ve still got a job after the Global Ponzi implodes :rotfl:)

Crashy_Time

chucknorris wrote: »

How many times do I have to explain we are not leveraged! We have less than £700k mortgages on approx. £5m property, that is not leveraged! To underline the point we have much more than £700k in other investments (not property).


You didn't mention what your profession was?

You are just another leveraged up troll, why else would you lurk around here all the time? As I have said before, why not cash in your 5 million and enjoy yourself, unblocking toilets all the time must get boring?

chucknorris

Crashy_Time wrote: »

You are just another leveraged up troll, why else would you lurk around here all the time? As I have said before, why not cash in your 5 million and enjoy yourself, unblocking toilets all the time must get boring?

Do you imagine that I actually unblock toilets? Rather than having British Gas maintenance contracts on all my properties, where the tenants call BG directly? What a fool you are, you fail at every post you make :rotfl:


EDIT: I do enjoy myself, my hobbies are running, cycling, swimming (I'm doing my first triathlon next year), looking after my dog, chess, bowls and all the usual things with friends and family. I am retiring from work next year so that I can enjoy myself even more. What are your hobbies?

Crashy_Time

chucknorris wrote: »

Do you imagine that I actually unblock toilets? Rather than having British Gas maintenance contracts on all my properties, where the tenants call BG directly? What a fool you are :rotfl:

Didn`t know gas could block your toilet, but live and learn eh?


I imagine that you started buying property in the 90`s, started getting a bit overconfident in the Ponzi years, when the credit was flying about like confetti, and then started bricking it a bit when things started to look dodgy, and took to the internet to offset your worry with endless trolling of property forums?

Crashy_Time

chucknorris wrote: »

Do you imagine that I actually unblock toilets? Rather than having British Gas maintenance contracts on all my properties, where the tenants call BG directly? What a fool you are, you fail at every post you make :rotfl:


EDIT: I do enjoy myself, my hobbies are running, cycling, swimming (I'm doing my first triathlon next year), looking after my dog, chess, bowls and all the usual things with friends and family. I am retiring from work next year so that I can enjoy myself even more. What are your hobbies?

Sorry, it`s not a dating site. Why not enjoy yourself even more, cash in the 5 million, spend your time running and doing all the great stuff?

chucknorris

Crashy_Time wrote: »

Didn`t know gas could block your toilet, but live and learn eh?


I imagine that you started buying property in the 90`s, started getting a bit overconfident in the Ponzi years, when the credit was flying about like confetti, and then started bricking it a bit when things started to look dodgy, and took to the internet to offset your worry with endless trolling of property forums?

Well no surprise there you got it all wrong again:


1. BG do most (if not all) property maintenance.
2. I've explained my financial position why on earth would I be worried? It isn't just game over, it was game over years ago.