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This from Twitter today:moneysavinghero said:
Maybe we need a new 'Has this cat slept on your bed?" thread.Patr100 said:
I wonder if that cat doesn't actually live there either and just happen to drop in for the pictures...Hannimal said:
This is actually just down the street from me and I know this cat. When I first moved here I had an electrician doing some work in my main bedroom. As the electrician was leaving he told me he let my cat out, the "fat black one", he said. I was confused. Turns out this cat came in when the electrician got back from lunch, sat on my bed while the electrician was doing the job, pretended to live here, and then asked the electrician to let him out before being found out. I am just down the street and about 120% certain this is the same cat.General_Grant said:
True. And terraced in more ways than one.Hannimal said:
Most important - spot the cat.
BTW, I think being terraced in this way brings the price down. This is very affordable for this area - houses same size on the next street - granted they're Victorian - sell for half a million.
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One for Liza Tarbuck!Patr100 said:
This from Twitter today:moneysavinghero said:
Maybe we need a new 'Has this cat slept on your bed?" thread.Patr100 said:
I wonder if that cat doesn't actually live there either and just happen to drop in for the pictures...Hannimal said:
This is actually just down the street from me and I know this cat. When I first moved here I had an electrician doing some work in my main bedroom. As the electrician was leaving he told me he let my cat out, the "fat black one", he said. I was confused. Turns out this cat came in when the electrician got back from lunch, sat on my bed while the electrician was doing the job, pretended to live here, and then asked the electrician to let him out before being found out. I am just down the street and about 120% certain this is the same cat.General_Grant said:
True. And terraced in more ways than one.Hannimal said:
Most important - spot the cat.
BTW, I think being terraced in this way brings the price down. This is very affordable for this area - houses same size on the next street - granted they're Victorian - sell for half a million.0 -
It's a very childish thing to think, and would be an even more childish thing to do, but if I won the Euro Lottery I might consider buying that place. Next on the shopping list would be a mechanical digger with grab attachment which would be used to very slowly raze the place to the ground.edgex said:
It's all so amazingly naff!Oxon said:
pic 3 - Why are the light fittings black? Why is it a nasty re-circulating cooker hood?
pic 4 - Those wooden beams are fake! Note the glass wall on the left going through them, & the roof windows on the right.
pic 10 - Random hatch/cover to the right of the fireplace
pic 21 - 2 kitchens?!
pic 23 - Spot the security camera? There's also one fixed to the stairs in pic 5
The master bedroom is just daft, & is a real contrast to how normal the other bedrooms are.
"Brownstacks is a stunning family home, comprehensively refurbished by the current owner..."
which appears to be a property development company, as there are outstanding charges on it.5 -
That made me chuckle. I can imagine my cat doing this!Scotbot said:
One for Liza Tarbuck!Patr100 said:
This from Twitter today:moneysavinghero said:
Maybe we need a new 'Has this cat slept on your bed?" thread.Patr100 said:
I wonder if that cat doesn't actually live there either and just happen to drop in for the pictures...Hannimal said:
This is actually just down the street from me and I know this cat. When I first moved here I had an electrician doing some work in my main bedroom. As the electrician was leaving he told me he let my cat out, the "fat black one", he said. I was confused. Turns out this cat came in when the electrician got back from lunch, sat on my bed while the electrician was doing the job, pretended to live here, and then asked the electrician to let him out before being found out. I am just down the street and about 120% certain this is the same cat.General_Grant said:
True. And terraced in more ways than one.Hannimal said:
Most important - spot the cat.
BTW, I think being terraced in this way brings the price down. This is very affordable for this area - houses same size on the next street - granted they're Victorian - sell for half a million.1 -
Everyone is entitled to their fantasy no matter how childish 😊 Not sure I would described it as childish but it would be a really odd way to burn a few mill....Ditzy_Mitzy said:
It's a very childish thing to think, and would be an even more childish thing to do, but if I won the Euro Lottery I might consider buying that place. Next on the shopping list would be a mechanical digger with grab attachment which would be used to very slowly raze the place to the ground.edgex said:
It's all so amazingly naff!Oxon said:
pic 3 - Why are the light fittings black? Why is it a nasty re-circulating cooker hood?
pic 4 - Those wooden beams are fake! Note the glass wall on the left going through them, & the roof windows on the right.
pic 10 - Random hatch/cover to the right of the fireplace
pic 21 - 2 kitchens?!
pic 23 - Spot the security camera? There's also one fixed to the stairs in pic 5
The master bedroom is just daft, & is a real contrast to how normal the other bedrooms are.
"Brownstacks is a stunning family home, comprehensively refurbished by the current owner..."
which appears to be a property development company, as there are outstanding charges on it.0 -
Ditzy_Mitzy said:
It's a very childish thing to think, and would be an even more childish thing to do, but if I won the Euro Lottery I might consider buying that place. Next on the shopping list would be a mechanical digger with grab attachment which would be used to very slowly raze the place to the ground.edgex said:
It's all so amazingly naff!Oxon said:
pic 3 - Why are the light fittings black? Why is it a nasty re-circulating cooker hood?
pic 4 - Those wooden beams are fake! Note the glass wall on the left going through them, & the roof windows on the right.
pic 10 - Random hatch/cover to the right of the fireplace
pic 21 - 2 kitchens?!
pic 23 - Spot the security camera? There's also one fixed to the stairs in pic 5
The master bedroom is just daft, & is a real contrast to how normal the other bedrooms are.
"Brownstacks is a stunning family home, comprehensively refurbished by the current owner..."
which appears to be a property development company, as there are outstanding charges on it.
I think there's some more deserving places (many linked to in this thread haha!). But I admire your dedication to ridding the world of naff houses. Have you seen the McMansion Hell blog? https://mcmansionhell.com/
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Could we start a Crowdfunding page?Ditzy_Mitzy said:
It's a very childish thing to think, and would be an even more childish thing to do, but if I won the Euro Lottery I might consider buying that place. Next on the shopping list would be a mechanical digger with grab attachment which would be used to very slowly raze the place to the ground.edgex said:
It's all so amazingly naff!Oxon said:
pic 3 - Why are the light fittings black? Why is it a nasty re-circulating cooker hood?
pic 4 - Those wooden beams are fake! Note the glass wall on the left going through them, & the roof windows on the right.
pic 10 - Random hatch/cover to the right of the fireplace
pic 21 - 2 kitchens?!
pic 23 - Spot the security camera? There's also one fixed to the stairs in pic 5
The master bedroom is just daft, & is a real contrast to how normal the other bedrooms are.
"Brownstacks is a stunning family home, comprehensively refurbished by the current owner..."
which appears to be a property development company, as there are outstanding charges on it.
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I've not seen it before, but it's great! Thank you.Bad_Accountant said:Ditzy_Mitzy said:
It's a very childish thing to think, and would be an even more childish thing to do, but if I won the Euro Lottery I might consider buying that place. Next on the shopping list would be a mechanical digger with grab attachment which would be used to very slowly raze the place to the ground.edgex said:
It's all so amazingly naff!Oxon said:
pic 3 - Why are the light fittings black? Why is it a nasty re-circulating cooker hood?
pic 4 - Those wooden beams are fake! Note the glass wall on the left going through them, & the roof windows on the right.
pic 10 - Random hatch/cover to the right of the fireplace
pic 21 - 2 kitchens?!
pic 23 - Spot the security camera? There's also one fixed to the stairs in pic 5
The master bedroom is just daft, & is a real contrast to how normal the other bedrooms are.
"Brownstacks is a stunning family home, comprehensively refurbished by the current owner..."
which appears to be a property development company, as there are outstanding charges on it.
I think there's some more deserving places (many linked to in this thread haha!). But I admire your dedication to ridding the world of naff houses. Have you seen the McMansion Hell blog? https://mcmansionhell.com/0 -
Interesting choice of decorative features in the lounge. Not sure picture 17 adds anything.
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Weird. Looks like there are two kitchens from the photos...Slinky said:Interesting choice of decorative features in the lounge. Not sure picture 17 adds anything.
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