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I'd be impressed if Google could come up with who that bloke on the right is. Oscar Goldman is a good shout...We can rebuild him...

I can't ever see that happening unless WHU foot the bill...

You may have accidentally hit on something there Artful. I bet *Bob* and Bob have never been in the same thread at similar times... *strokes chin...*

DulwichFox Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I'm sure it's just me.. but I generally do not > drink alcohol with food (except curry club) I think a beer only works with a curry, otherwise it's wine when eating. Have you ever tried wine with non-curry food Foxy?...

...also Bowie's Scary Monsters and R. Dean Taylor's There's A Ghost in my House

An Urgent Appeal: Last Friday at approximately 12.50pm, an explosion was heard in the Side Extension thread. *Bob* has not been seen since. *Bob* was last seen wearing an Edinburgh Woolen Mill check shirt, coupled with a Homer Simpson comedy tie and his favourite mustard corduroy trousers and burgundy M&S deck shoes. *Bob* was believed to be playing with his organ at the time, something he often liked to do. His partner released this heartfelt plea - *Sob*...I'm beside myself with worry, I've no idea how to work the Apple TV and I missed Strictly!...*Sob* Police have confirmed there is no truth whatsoever in a reported sighting of *Bob* and Louisa booking into a hotel in Gretna on Friday night. Instead they have confirmed that Louisa was seen frequenting Ayre's Bakery over the weekend stocking up on Gypsy Creams. #prayfor*Bob*

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > What's wrong with a couple of poles in concrete > and some corrugated plastic sheets (transparent)? I know sometimes people fall out with their builders, but that's going a bit too far...

???? Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Bob Dylan was on the bench?! Yep, he was in shock so never said anything...

How about incorporating all of those Sb, the shanty town look will be in by then...

Yes it's Rafa, you should've been a copper Jah. Minus the specs and goatee too. The bloke on the right does look familiar, probably an ex-player...

No, that would be even harder, although I'd guessed at Terry McDermot :)...

There's a famous football manager in this pic, I'd never have got him...

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Not that much of a kick but I do admit it's > interesting to see how far he'll go. If Grok just > wants to spout abuse at me he's welcome to do so > via PM, but if he insults me in public I reserve > the right of reply. I hardly invited his insults > here, I made a joke about Bob Buzzard claiming the > Gowlett for SE22 and Grok weighs in calling me a > blow in, whatever that may mean to him. Of course you have the right to reply, but it's not always the best thing to do. You could also choose to ignore him. That's what Jeremy did and it stopped. Don't feed the troll usually works, you're depriving them of the oxygen of attention they seek. You also had the option of reporting him. I say had, as by saying you found his insults extremely amusing and inviting him to send more, you've sort of lost the moral high ground on that one... Blow in - Noun; copyright Louisa Putdowns; see Gentrifier; It wasn't like this in my day; Taking our country back...

It's not posh Foxy, just perceived trendiness. It will be something else 6 months on...

RE. Sue's last post.... I think most of us have seen his nastiness, do we have to keep on seeing it? It's become personal and rh hasn't helped by inviting more insults, even though he admits it's tiresome for the rest of us, that's why I suggest they continue with their spats privately, as they both seem to be getting a kick out of it...

rendelharris Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I would ask you to cease your campaign of > pointless rude insults against me (and many others > who find you equally tiresome) but actually I find > them extremely amusing, keep 'em coming. If that's the case, any chance you and Grok can carry on with your spats via private messages?...

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Andonwegowithsuesendlesstrialandpedantictribulatio > nsbubbleandsqueekoorlaintandfolkmusicitalljustmelt > sintoonedrippingmetathreadofsueness I'm not playing Scrabble with you...

I don't believe it, this is probably the first genuine irrational rage rant and you go and stick it in a new rational rage thread!... :) :) :)

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Balance is indeed important if you want to maximise a propery's value, but that balance should also include the garden. The problem with some of the houses is ED is that the gardens are small to begin with, so after extending you're left with a pocket handkerchief of a garden, totally out of kilter with a 4-5 bed family house...

If this doesn't give you an earworm, nothing will...

Week 10 fixtures. No fisticuffs while making your predictions please... Saturday 29th October 2016 Sunderland v Arsenal Man Utd v Burnley Middlesbrough v Bournemouth Tottenham v Leicester Watford v Hull West Brom v Man City Crystal Palace v Liverpool Sunday 30th October 2016 Everton v West Ham Southampton v Chelsea Monday 31st October 2016 Stoke v Swansea

Mick Mac Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > When is a quote not a quote.... ...when it's an estimate

malumbu, if you'd bothered to engage with posters on this thread you would've worked out for yourself that most of us are old school. Save your condescending comments for the Brexit voters...

*Bob* Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Should there be a cost difference if you're > comparing a terrace infill with a semi, even if > the gained area is the same? Terraces will pay a premium if there's an access issue, i.e. everything has to come in and out through the house...