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advice on permission for shed on communal land

LMC83 · 2015-02-24 18:10:06

Hi, I'm in the process of selling my house and the buyers have come back with a query about my shed and I'm not sure how to respond without getting myself in trouble! The house is a mid terrace and there is a large gated communal ginnel at the back. All the residents store their bins out there and a few store motor bikes,…

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Davesnave Posts: 34,741 Forumite

26 February 2015 at 1:39PM

Dan-Dan wrote: »

First result from Google Dave

Errr...if you read the article, it relates to men with w-i-d-e faces, who are claimed to be less trustworthy....

'Specifically, we identify a key physical attribute, the facial width-to-height ratio, which predicts unethical behaviour in men.'

However, as it was me who took exception to the suggestion that physical features alone may be used as a predictor of moral behaviour, I must maintain that phrenology is bunkum.

Besides, someone very like that guy is currently plastering my hallway! :rotfl:

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