I really have nothing to say.
:-(
I've never had as little to say in all my life.
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I really have nothing to say.
:-(
I've never had as little to say in all my life.
Have you learned sign language yet, you deaf cünt?Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
I'm alright now apart from a bit of tinnitus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
I had to sit in a sound proof booth yesterday and press a button whilst listening to beeps.
Apart from that the novelty of the flat buying process is wearing very thin.
Welcome aboard the tinnitus train P :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
I do love the sound of a Commodore 64 cassette loading a game in my ears.
Tinnitus, eh? You can get disability benefit for that imo and it's virtually impossible to prove you haven't got it. Get fired in, f. You might even get a blue badge.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Has to be said, it seems a good time to move out of this part of North London, what with feral black kids stabbing one another every other day. Best move out and leave them to it imo.
Tell us about the place you're buying.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
:nod: It's becoming worserer and worserer. in my quiet street we have daily dumping of rubbish such as sofas,Quote:
Originally Posted by Burney
people living in vans, horrible neighbours. weird letters from the police asking if I had seen a van, then the next morning the car park was taped off by the police.
small flat bigger than what I have. it's quite simple really.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
mortgage is less than half what I pay in rent. bathroom is tremendous kitchen is new but poorly designed,
40 mins train to my office. not bad.
Not buying for the sake of buying but from a montly expense point of view it makes sense to stop paying rent
glwtp, p. And remember if ever tempted to leave the country just sell the ****er. Being a landlord is a pain in the arseQuote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Oh dear, sorry to hear that. Worth quite a few bob though now, surely?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
:thumbup: Good luck and so on. Don't forget to allow a fund for contingencies. You won't be phoning up the landlord when something goes wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Oh yes - just grumbling. Long term, still a very good investment. Short-term, tenant just moved out without paying water rates for a year and thus inflicting debt agencies on me (she was told - rightly - that heating and hot water are included in the rent as they are covered by the service charge. Didn't occur to her there was a reason that hot was specified. Dumb tartQuote:
Originally Posted by Ash
You pay for water?Quote:
Originally Posted by Luis Anaconda
They tried that here. People revolted, they scrapped it after 5 quarterly bills and gave us all (those who paid) our money back.
They didn't even nett off the grant they gave everybody to pay said bills.
Of course - we're not beggarsQuote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
So clean water magically arrives in the tap and poo is magically removed from the toilet in Ireland without a water company's staff, capital and running costs? Or do you just pay for it through taxes instead?Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
The argument behind the revolution was the latter and that enough stealth taxes have been imposed in recent years to cover said costs.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ash
For the record I was not an objector and had no issues in paying the full debts arising from consumption.
You know who imposed all the austerity taxes, don't you?Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
LA's sortQuote:
Originally Posted by Ash
:nod: