Ruiney, where abouts down south are you moving?
..
Im not, mudd is
Jay, sounds like you might have the aids
French told me he was clean ffs
Oh right.
Mudd, where abouts down south you moving?
Job's in London so I'm house hunting at the moment. Haven't got my contract yet so haven't handed in my notice.
I could of course use the new offer to blackmail my current company though. Hmmmm
Houses in London are a nightmare to find
I'm a property surveyor at a big firm..waiting to be told off when someone in I.T. notices I spend more time reading on here than doing work..
Jay, I had you down as a biologist
I know, I'm tempted to get a flat in the interim
I'm a student doing History and International Relations, and, all modesty aside, I'm bloody great at it. I can get through a whole bag of pickled onion flavour, corn based baked snacks in minutes.
On my days off I'm a much loved poet for an internet site. The forum users love me, but I'd rather not say which site that is, just to save them from having to pretend not to like my rhymes.
Even a Flat is gold-dust in London.
A House? Unless you are prepared to live in an insalubrious part of town or are ready to pay a king's ransom - forget a house in London.
Jay, I had you down as a biologist
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Why?
I've been looking for a flatshare now for 3 months! Bloody expensive for 1 room, but it'll save me £100 a week in travel costs.
Your rhymes, if those on this site are anything to go by, are awesome
French told me he was clean ffs
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...and you believed him?
Oh... wait
I must say i had Jay down as an explosions expert.
comment by The_Red_Cognoscente (U9741)
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Thanks for the advice, where can I rent a decent flat/house outside London where I can make it to the City in time for work at 9am and get home before 7pm.
My office is close to Fenchurch Street station and London Bridge Station
Even a Flat is gold-dust in London.
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Friend of mine is looking for a flat after his Mrs had to relocate to Manchester for 6 months. He was telling me how when looking for flats with other occupants in it, it's like a job interview. I find that baffling, seeing as the biggest City I've lived in is Sheffield.
Your rhymes, if those on this site are anything to go by, are awesome
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Oh Jay you charmer
Words like that will win your aunt,
Even though you look like an Ant,
And not the Ant from Dec and Ant,
God we do have some great Bant-
Er.
I've got a family so a decent area as well would be great
Aye they are Dark. "Tell us a little bit about yourself"
I wonder if I should stop opening the conversation with "Well, I blew my last house up"
TRC, I'd be a terrible expert at anything.
MUDD - Forgot it was you in Aberdeen Got to bob back up for a weekend on the 7th to pick up keys to my new flat
On my days off I'm a much loved poet for an internet site. The forum users love me, but I'd rather not say which site that is, just to save them from having to pretend not to like my rhymes.
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thats funny as fúck
i remember your rap offs.... they sucked
I'd never seen anyone rhyme 'Up' with 'Up 5 times in a row until I saw MC Park.
<bow> It takes a 'special' wordsmith to perform such a feat. Some have likened me to Morrissey...
Popping knees is nothing serious normally especially if pain free. But I couldnt tell you anything defonite without seeing it in person.
Love my work its really interesting. There is a lot of variety on here
I'm an Investment Analyst working for an Asset Management company.
ManUtdDare
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You work for the same company as your Dad?
That is a tough question, MUDD. Has so many variables.
By outside London, do you mean surrounding counties and shires? e.g Kent, Surrey, Sussex etc?
Or outside 'central London'?
Ideally, you'd want to do it yourself - and if you have the energy and knowhow, fine.
But in your case, i would plump for an agent - go into one and have an informal chat, telling them what you want and see as much properties as you can within your time frame. Sure it is more expensive via estate agents but it is also the easiest.
My missus and i procured a small pied-à-terre in London earlier in the year by ourselves, without an agents help and it took us a while.
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posted on 14/8/13
Ruiney, where abouts down south are you moving?
..
Im not, mudd is
posted on 14/8/13
Jay, sounds like you might have the aids
posted on 14/8/13
French told me he was clean ffs
Oh right.
Mudd, where abouts down south you moving?
posted on 14/8/13
Job's in London so I'm house hunting at the moment. Haven't got my contract yet so haven't handed in my notice.
I could of course use the new offer to blackmail my current company though. Hmmmm
posted on 14/8/13
Houses in London are a nightmare to find
posted on 14/8/13
I'm a property surveyor at a big firm..waiting to be told off when someone in I.T. notices I spend more time reading on here than doing work..
posted on 14/8/13
Jay, I had you down as a biologist
posted on 14/8/13
I know, I'm tempted to get a flat in the interim
posted on 14/8/13
I'm a student doing History and International Relations, and, all modesty aside, I'm bloody great at it. I can get through a whole bag of pickled onion flavour, corn based baked snacks in minutes.
On my days off I'm a much loved poet for an internet site. The forum users love me, but I'd rather not say which site that is, just to save them from having to pretend not to like my rhymes.
posted on 14/8/13
Even a Flat is gold-dust in London.
A House? Unless you are prepared to live in an insalubrious part of town or are ready to pay a king's ransom - forget a house in London.
posted on 14/8/13
Jay, I had you down as a biologist
---
Why?
I've been looking for a flatshare now for 3 months! Bloody expensive for 1 room, but it'll save me £100 a week in travel costs.
Your rhymes, if those on this site are anything to go by, are awesome
posted on 14/8/13
French told me he was clean ffs
-
...and you believed him?
Oh... wait
posted on 14/8/13
I must say i had Jay down as an explosions expert.
posted on 14/8/13
comment by The_Red_Cognoscente (U9741)
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Thanks for the advice, where can I rent a decent flat/house outside London where I can make it to the City in time for work at 9am and get home before 7pm.
My office is close to Fenchurch Street station and London Bridge Station
posted on 14/8/13
Even a Flat is gold-dust in London.
-
Friend of mine is looking for a flat after his Mrs had to relocate to Manchester for 6 months. He was telling me how when looking for flats with other occupants in it, it's like a job interview. I find that baffling, seeing as the biggest City I've lived in is Sheffield.
posted on 14/8/13
Your rhymes, if those on this site are anything to go by, are awesome
----------------------
Oh Jay you charmer
Words like that will win your aunt,
Even though you look like an Ant,
And not the Ant from Dec and Ant,
God we do have some great Bant-
Er.
posted on 14/8/13
I've got a family so a decent area as well would be great
posted on 14/8/13
Aye they are Dark. "Tell us a little bit about yourself"
I wonder if I should stop opening the conversation with "Well, I blew my last house up"
TRC, I'd be a terrible expert at anything.
posted on 14/8/13
MUDD - Forgot it was you in Aberdeen Got to bob back up for a weekend on the 7th to pick up keys to my new flat
posted on 14/8/13
On my days off I'm a much loved poet for an internet site. The forum users love me, but I'd rather not say which site that is, just to save them from having to pretend not to like my rhymes.
------------
thats funny as fúck
i remember your rap offs.... they sucked
posted on 14/8/13
I'd never seen anyone rhyme 'Up' with 'Up 5 times in a row until I saw MC Park.
posted on 14/8/13
<bow> It takes a 'special' wordsmith to perform such a feat. Some have likened me to Morrissey...
posted on 14/8/13
Popping knees is nothing serious normally especially if pain free. But I couldnt tell you anything defonite without seeing it in person.
Love my work its really interesting. There is a lot of variety on here
posted on 14/8/13
I'm an Investment Analyst working for an Asset Management company.
ManUtdDare
------------------
You work for the same company as your Dad?
posted on 14/8/13
That is a tough question, MUDD. Has so many variables.
By outside London, do you mean surrounding counties and shires? e.g Kent, Surrey, Sussex etc?
Or outside 'central London'?
Ideally, you'd want to do it yourself - and if you have the energy and knowhow, fine.
But in your case, i would plump for an agent - go into one and have an informal chat, telling them what you want and see as much properties as you can within your time frame. Sure it is more expensive via estate agents but it is also the easiest.
My missus and i procured a small pied-à-terre in London earlier in the year by ourselves, without an agents help and it took us a while.
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