Here's another one:
Personally, I would be very, very weary!
Yes, tenants make me weary also!
Personally, I would be very, very weary!
Yes, tenants make me weary also!
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I was asked today by a cheerful shop assistant how we found Canada.
I replied that I generally leave it up to the Pilot.....
After a playfully slapped wrist and a good laugh with the staff the lady commented to Mrs LHA " he's a handful, ay" at which point I was bustled out of the shop before I could respond to that
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"...been a nightmare frankly of stalling, gazundering and I'm going to put it back on the market..."
and I thought I was potty ;-)Comment
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(Today)...And by web designers who are also dumb who don't know
that nobody gives a dam.
Would that be the Hoover or the Aswan dam???I am legally unqualified: If you need to rely on advice check it with a suitable authority - eg a solicitor specialising in landlord/tenant law...Comment
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Today...
the mind (mine??) boggles...This area of law is a mind field andI am legally unqualified: If you need to rely on advice check it with a suitable authority - eg a solicitor specialising in landlord/tenant law...Comment
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From another site........
how long does it take to dismiss an employee fairy?I offer no guarantee that anything I say is correct. wysiwygComment
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Why not post something in reply warning about LGBT discrimination, and see if they cotton on?Originally posted by jta View Post
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What would be an appropriate insult for their area?You have to look at their lease and the demise ie what is theirs, and if the area to be insulted is their or yours.
Your area needs a good paint..gif "(shake)")
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I think the membrane is embraced and insulated to have they're piste quieted.
Based on the information posted, I offer my thoughts.Any action you then take is your liability. While commending individual effort, there is no substitute for a thorough review of documents and facts by paid for professional advisers.Comment
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Not so much posters but speakers......
I just took a conference call from the office about a problem, and a person commented " do bears [I]poop[I] ON the woods".
I burst out laughing and said " OMG, flying bears!"
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From one of today's posts:
He finally called out an exterminator who said they were climbing up piping from downstairs. He put down poison even though I had a small child learning to crawl at the time and I didn't see him again. Obviously this didn't solve the problem and we ended up buying a cat.Comment
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Just found another in the same post:
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That is hysterical.Originally posted by JK0 View Post
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23/01/13 :-
Repossessed by your BLT lender?
10/03/13 :-
I know it's unfair but it all depends on what i have singed
06-07/02/13 :-
Originally posted by OPOriginally posted by doobreyOriginally posted by jjlandlordOriginally posted by Someone elseOriginally posted by jjlandlordThere is a fine line between irony and stupidity. If I say something absurd please assume that I am being facetious.Comment
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Thanks for that
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I'm wondering how many of you voted for brexit and would you change your mind if you had the chance ? . I didn't vote and I still wouldn't be sure if I would choose leave or remain if we had another chance...30-09-2018, 16:17 PM
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Reply to BrexitOur GBP has fallen to a low rate against USD. I hope our UK banks ( saved in 2008 by the tax payers money ) are not offering fx shorting services to the speculators.18-07-2019, 19:15 PM
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It seems to me there is a lot of unconscious humour here, the latest one for me is...........
Of course I know what he means but his brain seems to be running faster than his typing
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Reply to Unconscious humour from postersDefinitely increases the cost of copping them. Just let my first flat in Reading over £1000 pcm yesterday. Happy days....
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Reply to Unconscious humour from postersI think we'd all like to do that, wouldn't we?...
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If you bank on your desktop PC like me, rather than a smartphone, from September you will have to use a pin sentry gadget for every transaction. This is such a faff! Mine requires my pin to switch it on, then enter the code in the pc to log in. Then if I want to pay a new payee, I have to enter my pin...04-07-2019, 16:56 PM
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Reply to Secure KeyOh, this is interesting. I emailed HSBC about this, and they tell me a larger secure key is available.11-07-2019, 16:29 PM
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Reply to Secure KeyI'd go back to ringing them to make payments, but they treat me like a pensioner who's been scammed.
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Reply to Secure KeyWhen I was working, I had to have a pin code protected phone, so I got used to entering a PIN all the time.
The fingerprint recognition works better than entering digits quickly, but it it's OK, rather than good.10-07-2019, 10:42 AM
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