Random stuff - the anything else thread
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#347
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(Am I alone in not seeing the point in mahoosive gate posts on an unfenced plot? )
#348
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That's a very strange website. Some appear to carry complaints of symmetry while others complain of things not being lined up and another of uniformity.
Make your mind up.
This is the equivalent of a bitchy celeb gossip rag for houses.
Make your mind up.
This is the equivalent of a bitchy celeb gossip rag for houses.
#349
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Not one of those were appealing to me in any form. The longer I live here the less big monstrous houses appeal.
A big big barn for cars and a triple attached garage would suffice...yes I will end up in a house where the barn is bigger than the place we live - hey ho!
A big big barn for cars and a triple attached garage would suffice...yes I will end up in a house where the barn is bigger than the place we live - hey ho!
#350
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Clearly it would be ill-advised to sit you two together at a dinner party
#351
#352
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Yes -But she would probably have to park it down the road!
I know that it is very much personal taste but our next-door neighbours spent an absolute fortune on doing up the inside of the house . They stripped everything out and then rebuilt. I had a look at the website of the construction company and they actually did some very nice modern renovation projects with a very much more modern feel. I was actually shocked but perhaps not surprised when I saw the inside of the house as they subsequently put it up for sale and it was so dated. Maybe I have too much of a European eye, but the kitchen that they put in looked about 20 years out of date already!
They could have done an absolutely beautiful modern renovation but sadly missed that opportunity. I suppose it did them no harm as they subsequently managed to sell the place to someone who lives in Grand Prairie for $2.8 million. I have seen them twice since they bought it in the spring.... I hasten to add that whilst we have an amazing view, we do not have lake access hence our house is only worth a fraction of this before you say anything!
I know that it is very much personal taste but our next-door neighbours spent an absolute fortune on doing up the inside of the house . They stripped everything out and then rebuilt. I had a look at the website of the construction company and they actually did some very nice modern renovation projects with a very much more modern feel. I was actually shocked but perhaps not surprised when I saw the inside of the house as they subsequently put it up for sale and it was so dated. Maybe I have too much of a European eye, but the kitchen that they put in looked about 20 years out of date already!
They could have done an absolutely beautiful modern renovation but sadly missed that opportunity. I suppose it did them no harm as they subsequently managed to sell the place to someone who lives in Grand Prairie for $2.8 million. I have seen them twice since they bought it in the spring.... I hasten to add that whilst we have an amazing view, we do not have lake access hence our house is only worth a fraction of this before you say anything!
#353
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Another bit of randomness, I took Stinky down to the lake. Up until the Summer,a doddle for him but he has aged so much over the past few months. His arthritis - (it has always plagued him having hip dysplasia from birth) has made his rear legs very weak. Today, I braved the beach on the lake so he could go in the water and he made it although his legs crumpled as he thought he was 2 again rather than 12 and went barrelling down the hill to the water .
He recovered and went into the water which he has always loved so much throughout his life. It was a real struggle to get back up the the hill but he made it there in the end. I fear his days are numbered but I was very proud of him. Well done Stinky
He recovered and went into the water which he has always loved so much throughout his life. It was a real struggle to get back up the the hill but he made it there in the end. I fear his days are numbered but I was very proud of him. Well done Stinky
Last edited by Stinkypup; Oct 15th 2016 at 7:28 pm.
#354
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I don't mind the car space when they have separate garages...it's when it dominates the single structure....
#355
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Perhaps they were aiming for advertising 'original features' even though they were not.
I don't mind the car space when they have separate garages...it's when it dominates the single structure....
http://www.maddendoor.com/_data/docs...rage-doors.jpg
http://cdn.designrulz.com/wp-content...nrulz-0055.jpg
I don't mind the car space when they have separate garages...it's when it dominates the single structure....
http://www.maddendoor.com/_data/docs...rage-doors.jpg
http://cdn.designrulz.com/wp-content...nrulz-0055.jpg
#356
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https://goo.gl/maps/Gj5VxA9ZqWC2
Nearby, this neighbourhood is quite nouveau riche
https://goo.gl/maps/i7PPyr46tqt
Closer to where I am, this one stands out:
https://goo.gl/maps/L5tC5Ytd1y12
And just to prove that Brits don't all have refined tastes, this house is owned by a multi-millionaire from the UK
https://goo.gl/maps/LHBTbzL78242
#357
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A friend of my wife was taken into hospital yesterday. She's a tall, slim lady of 62, a retired schoolteacher and until yesterday in good health. While entertaining at home yesterday she had what we know now was a stroke, being called a Brain Bleed by the neurosurgeons. Fortunately on a scale of 1-10 (10 being highest) the doctors say she's a 1, so prognosis is good.
My point in relating this is to remind everyone on here that you can see the pimples and bumps etc on the outside of your body but, for the most part, you have no idea what's going on inside. I'm off to check that my affairs (legal that is, not sexual) are in order.
My point in relating this is to remind everyone on here that you can see the pimples and bumps etc on the outside of your body but, for the most part, you have no idea what's going on inside. I'm off to check that my affairs (legal that is, not sexual) are in order.
#358
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A friend of my wife was taken into hospital yesterday. She's a tall, slim lady of 62, a retired schoolteacher and until yesterday in good health. While entertaining at home yesterday she had what we know now was a stroke, being called a Brain Bleed by the neurosurgeons. Fortunately on a scale of 1-10 (10 being highest) the doctors say she's a 1, so prognosis is good.
My point in relating this is to remind everyone on here that you can see the pimples and bumps etc on the outside of your body but, for the most part, you have no idea what's going on inside. I'm off to check that my affairs (legal that is, not sexual) are in order.
My point in relating this is to remind everyone on here that you can see the pimples and bumps etc on the outside of your body but, for the most part, you have no idea what's going on inside. I'm off to check that my affairs (legal that is, not sexual) are in order.
#359
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Today we were in Richmond Hill. There are whole subdivisions of these things lined up right next to each other. If I were living in Richmond Hill, well, I wouldn't, I'd sooner be in Newcastle.
#360
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A friend of my wife was taken into hospital yesterday. She's a tall, slim lady of 62, a retired schoolteacher and until yesterday in good health. While entertaining at home yesterday she had what we know now was a stroke, being called a Brain Bleed by the neurosurgeons.
Marron, eh?
Last edited by Novocastrian; Oct 15th 2016 at 11:11 pm.