Legoland
Jan 14th 2007 | 3:45 pm
#91
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Re: Legoland
Yes, we purposly went for the cheapest place we could get here, didn't want to use all our savings on rent
I'm just looking for houses now, definately want twice as much as what we have here
Mortgage advisor coming next week, I'm getting really excited
Jan 14th 2007 | 3:47 pm
#93
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Re: Legoland
Good luck with that Wendy !
Nicky
Jan 14th 2007 | 3:50 pm
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Jan 14th 2007 | 6:33 pm
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Re: Legoland
Jan 14th 2007 | 6:43 pm
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Jan 14th 2007 | 7:02 pm
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That's interesting! Aguably the fault was with the small plot size in the first place. You could probably see it coming.
Incidentally its not the small sizes I have an issue with, its the housing sizes - too big - the community problems and the fact that in some outer burbs they do attract problem people. I was hearing complaints only last night.
Incidentally its not the small sizes I have an issue with, its the housing sizes - too big - the community problems and the fact that in some outer burbs they do attract problem people. I was hearing complaints only last night.
As for the community problems & attracting the wrong people - I had better not comment because when I do, people get upset
. But I do agree with you, totally - & the words "planned community" makes me shudder in fright :scared: .
Jan 14th 2007 | 7:06 pm
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You only need one the width of your shoulder plus a little bit each side if you get one of those ones with the jets that you swim against - see I have an answer for everything .
Slightly offtopic, but there is a house down the road from us that has a swimming pool the size of a shoebox :scared: , I kid you not, it is SUCH a small pool that when they were putting it in I was convinced it was a garden pond , would fit in your garden there no problems, the funny thing is that you would understand it if they lived on a block like yours, but this is on a 2.5 acre block :scared: 
, never can work that one out 
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.Slightly offtopic, but there is a house down the road from us that has a swimming pool the size of a shoebox :scared: , I kid you not, it is SUCH a small pool that when they were putting it in I was convinced it was a garden pond
, would fit in your garden there no problems, the funny thing is that you would understand it if they lived on a block like yours, but this is on a 2.5 acre block :scared: , never can work that one out .
Jan 14th 2007 | 7:14 pm
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Re: Legoland
You only need one the width of your shoulder plus a little bit each side if you get one of those ones with the jets that you swim against - see I have an answer for everything .
Slightly offtopic, but there is a house down the road from us that has a swimming pool the size of a shoebox :scared: , I kid you not, it is SUCH a small pool that when they were putting it in I was convinced it was a garden pond , would fit in your garden there no problems, the funny thing is that you would understand it if they lived on a block like yours, but this is on a 2.5 acre block :scared: , never can work that one out .
.Slightly offtopic, but there is a house down the road from us that has a swimming pool the size of a shoebox :scared: , I kid you not, it is SUCH a small pool that when they were putting it in I was convinced it was a garden pond
, would fit in your garden there no problems, the funny thing is that you would understand it if they lived on a block like yours, but this is on a 2.5 acre block :scared: , never can work that one out .Well either, they couldn't afford a bigger one or they couldn't swim!
Jan 14th 2007 | 9:30 pm
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If those are the 2 options, Im more inclined to think the second , we're talking about a million dollar plus house, they landscaped the whole front yard around the pool, Im betting it cost them more than $20,000 just for the landscaping :scared: .
, we're talking about a million dollar plus house, they landscaped the whole front yard around the pool, Im betting it cost them more than $20,000 just for the landscaping :scared: .
Jan 14th 2007 | 9:33 pm
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Re: Legoland
Maybe the pool was for the dog then
Jan 15th 2007 | 12:16 am
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