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Is this the best description of a house ever?

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    Boombastic
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    Crimsonforce wrote: »
    Laughed at this so much

    It is very funny

    www.daft.ie/1706153

    There is a thread over on after hours about the best/worst houses for rent, this would fit right in :)


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    TheBody
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    Crimsonforce wrote: »
    Laughed at this so much

    It is very funny

    www.daft.ie/1706153


    That is bizarre!!


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    Minier81
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    That is brilliant! How refreshingly straight!


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    Crimsonforce
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    I might go see it just to meet the estate agent! How refreshing!


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    mel.b
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    Sounds like Phil Spencer and his 'brutal truths'


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    MadsL
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    Actually a really nice original in need of work. Shame some fecking vandal had the doubtless original fireplace and mantel out of it. Bastard.


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    Scortho
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    MadsL wrote: »
    Actually a really nice original in need of work. Shame some fecking vandal had the doubtless original fireplace and mantel out of it. Bastard.

    Remember one of the lads who worked for my dad being give 2 period fire places for free from the drawing and dining room of a georgian house being renovated in rathgar. It was cheaper for the owner to buy 2 monster hideous looking yokes than get these repaired. The owner wasn't short of cash as he spent 2 m renovating it but just didn't want to spend the money needed to fix them. There lying wrapped up in bubble wrap in a garage now!:(
    There really should be preservation orders placed on these fire places, cornicing etc. so little exists of this great period where tradesmen really were highly skilled.


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