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Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:08 pm
by Jamesyboy
Marbella wrote:Uhm.. yes.. half fridges, half stoves (sometimes,) and some have half-sized refrigerators.

I'm a creature of habit. I just don't like "different" things all that much. The toilets are different. They're not wrong or bad, just different. I don't like that. I also don't like having two spickets in the bathtub, one for cold and one for hot. How can one get the water to be the perfect temperature under those circumstances?
You'll be pleased to know that my bath has only one!!

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:09 pm
by Jess4298
Jamesyboy wrote:They were complete idiots. They even carpeted round the bedroom wardrobes, so when my housemate took his out he was left with a large wardrobe-sized patch of different coloured carpet!!

And they made a complete hash of the wiring and plumbing!! Like installing a timer for the heating, but not actually connecting it to the boiler!!
LOL!!! Wow...did you buy the place from them or are you renting?

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:10 pm
by Jamesyboy
Jess4298 wrote:
Jamesyboy wrote:They were complete idiots. They even carpeted round the bedroom wardrobes, so when my housemate took his out he was left with a large wardrobe-sized patch of different coloured carpet!!

And they made a complete hash of the wiring and plumbing!! Like installing a timer for the heating, but not actually connecting it to the boiler!!
LOL!!! Wow...did you buy the place from them or are you renting?
We bought it between the two of us. £192,500 for a 3-bed terraced house. Quite cheap for Reading.

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:10 pm
by Jess4298
Marbella wrote:By the way..

I have two things I'm really excited about!!

Distribution for my books in the U.K. is being set up.

I have permission from a band named Vibrasol to use one of my favorite songs in an LG-15 video.

Anyway, I need to focus on finishing what I'm doing with the book, but I'll still be in and out.

I love chatting!
That's fantastic!!!

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:11 pm
by Jamesyboy
Jess4298 wrote:
Marbella wrote:By the way..

I have two things I'm really excited about!!

Distribution for my books in the U.K. is being set up.

I have permission from a band named Vibrasol to use one of my favorite songs in an LG-15 video.

Anyway, I need to focus on finishing what I'm doing with the book, but I'll still be in and out.

I love chatting!
That's fantastic!!!
Yeah that does sound great. Happy days!!

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:11 pm
by Jess4298
Jamesyboy wrote:
Jess4298 wrote:
Jamesyboy wrote:They were complete idiots. They even carpeted round the bedroom wardrobes, so when my housemate took his out he was left with a large wardrobe-sized patch of different coloured carpet!!

And they made a complete hash of the wiring and plumbing!! Like installing a timer for the heating, but not actually connecting it to the boiler!!
LOL!!! Wow...did you buy the place from them or are you renting?
We bought it between the two of us. £192,500 for a 3-bed terraced house. Quite cheap for Reading.
Very nice! But what will you do if one moves out? The other pay the other half?

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:13 pm
by Jamesyboy
Jess4298 wrote:
Jamesyboy wrote:
Jess4298 wrote: LOL!!! Wow...did you buy the place from them or are you renting?
We bought it between the two of us. £192,500 for a 3-bed terraced house. Quite cheap for Reading.
Very nice! But what will you do if one moves out? The other pay the other half?
We decided on 3 years in the house, and then I might buy it off of my housemate, assuming I'm still with Sarah by then. Couldn't afford the mortgage on my own.

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:14 pm
by Jess4298
Jamesyboy wrote:We decided on 3 years in the house, and then I might buy it off of my housemate, assuming I'm still with Sarah by then. Couldn't afford the mortgage on my own.
Good plan! How long have you and Sarah been together?

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:15 pm
by Jamesyboy
Jess4298 wrote:
Jamesyboy wrote:We decided on 3 years in the house, and then I might buy it off of my housemate, assuming I'm still with Sarah by then. Couldn't afford the mortgage on my own.
Good plan! How long have you and Sarah been together?
14 months so far. My 3rd longest relationship!!

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:15 pm
by Marbella
My ex-husband owned his home. He put these extremely heavy, ugly brown curtains up in every room to "keep out the cold."

He had larger appliances than his "mumsy" did. I don't know how she ended up with that set-up. We visited his friends and they had similar kitchen set-ups. John's wasn't as bad. (John was my ex-husband.)

Jamesy, I am pleased that there are not two spigots in your bath.

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:17 pm
by Jess4298
Jamesyboy wrote:
Jess4298 wrote:
Jamesyboy wrote:We decided on 3 years in the house, and then I might buy it off of my housemate, assuming I'm still with Sarah by then. Couldn't afford the mortgage on my own.
Good plan! How long have you and Sarah been together?
14 months so far. My 3rd longest relationship!!
Ooo congrats! :-D

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:17 pm
by Marbella
Jess, you can always "buy out" of a mortgage situation you don't like. I've had friends who have bought houses together. Once the cost is divided up, the "buy out" isn't as much.

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:18 pm
by Jess4298
Marbella wrote:My ex-husband owned his home. He put these extremely heavy, ugly brown curtains up in every room to "keep out the cold."

He had larger appliances than his "mumsy" did. I don't know how she ended up with that set-up. We visited his friends and they had similar kitchen set-ups. John's wasn't as bad. (John was my ex-husband.)

Jamesy, I am pleased that there are not two spigots in your bath.
Ewww I couldn't have lived with the ugly brown curtains!!!

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:18 pm
by Jamesyboy
Jess4298 wrote:
Jamesyboy wrote:
Jess4298 wrote: Good plan! How long have you and Sarah been together?
14 months so far. My 3rd longest relationship!!
Ooo congrats! :-D
Have you had many long ones Jess?

Posted: Thu Feb 01, 2007 8:18 pm
by Jess4298
Marbella wrote:Jess, you can always "buy out" of a mortgage situation you don't like. I've had friends who have bought houses together. Once the cost is divided up, the "buy out" isn't as much.
Very true...