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wingnutt Last active 424 days ago
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28 Dec 2003 21:13
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2 Jan 2022 14:35
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D** S*****
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Thread: Emmetts
2 Jan 2022
@ 2:35pm
In reply to Post #9
This is exactly the point I heard a local estate agent making on a local radio station whilst driving through Cornwall some 5-6yrs ago, he reckons he'd sold most of the waterfront properties in St Ives, and many went to second home owners, apparently none of the locals who sold up for many times what they'd paid for their homes asked for their homes to be sold to local families at below market value. Clearly the government/s over the past 30 years should've acted to prevent the current situation, but you cannot put the blame solely at the feet of the wealthy Surrey brigade. Locals sold up and made fortunes off the back of this, perhaps they should be equally as accountable?
27 Feb 2021
@ 6:43pm
In reply to Post #1
If each pack contains 1.48m2 then that's 31.08m2, according to your sizes your room is approx 18m2 so you should have plenty left over. Can afford a few mistakes😂
15 Nov 2020
@ 7:45pm
In reply to Post #1
Had a non opening window put in my transporter when I bought it 10yrs ago, was a VW approved garage, they just use tin shears to cut out and glue the window in, took about an hour and cost about 3-400 quid from memory.
14 Jun 2020
@ 1:49pm
In reply to Post #21
Yeah I heard he saved a few people money like that, fair play to him, but he was massively wrong about house prices and there was a thread that went on for about a year or so, pretty sure he even sold his house and rented banking on the crash so that he could clean up. He was also pretty rude to a lot of people that disagreed with him on it.
Long and short of it is that he's dead right about it being a perfect storm, it the bottom line is that we are so overpopulated that I think the demand will almost certainly outstrip supply and prices will stagnate for years to come, no odds to me as I've got no mortgage on my house.
14 Jun 2020
@ 9:44am
In reply to Post #1
Over 10yrs since Stimpy told us all there was gonna be the biggest house price crash ever he's back saying it again, I said it wouldn't happen last time and I'd be very surprised if it happened this time. Hope you're well though Stimpy👍
Forum: Tackle
17 Feb 2019
@ 5:08pm
In reply to Post #20
Not actually used them yet, bought a set for my lad this week and first impressions are, how the hell do you make a rod that good for £65, got 10ft 3.25lb TC, really nice through bend that goes down to above the reel seat. Could well see me getting a set for myself.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: New glasses
10 Feb 2019
@ 6:51pm
In reply to Post #39
Yeah they say they're far superior in clarity purely because they use glass instead of plastic, a few places doing them for £69.99 I think I saw which isn't too bad to pay if they are genuinely better than most.
Forum: Tackle
Thread: New glasses
10 Feb 2019
@ 5:04pm
Anyone got any experience of the Ridge Monkey glasses?
Forum: Tackle
10 Feb 2019
@ 12:37pm
In reply to Post #7
That's what I thought but getting confused with conflicting info, will check for myself at The Big one before I buy.
Forum: Tackle
10 Feb 2019
@ 11:58am
In reply to Post #5
That's gutting as I was thinking of getting a set of these in 10ft along with the Nash RT10.
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