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"(assuming they're all 2-bedders)" I think only three of them are 2-bedders, the rest are one bed boxes. (rather than 2 bed boxes!) Which also means that their title of "19 bedroom block" is incorrect because there are 22 bedrooms! But then again I guess estate agents have never been very good with numbers...
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Oops! Yes you are right, I meant Owen Jones! I've been listening to too much Cognitive Dissonance (they are always talking about the latest crap that Alex Jones has been saying!)
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I still don't understand what you were getting at there. The report begrudgingly said that Corbyn got off to a decent start at that particular PMQs but was soon bested by Cameron. Two other sentences in there said that Cameron got the upper hand. "the prime minister soon got the upper hand with a strong rhetorical point" "He (Cameron) also apparently solved Linda’s dilemma" "Cameron comfortably bested him on this topic" How can you possibly spin that as being pro Corbyn in any way?
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I don't get what you mean about it sounding like Corbynites have taken over? "the prime minister soon got the upper hand with a strong rhetorical point" "He (Cameron) also apparently solved Linda’s dilemma" "Cameron comfortably bested him on this topic" Hardly sounds like they are cheering Corbyn on! Sounds like they are waving blue flags in this article (after begrudgingly saying that Corbyn got off to a good start in this PMQs) Since the leadership race started The Guardian has been embarrassingly anti-Corbyn in virtually everything they have written, most of their regular columnists
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The End Of The Road For Retail Motor Insurers?
Bear Necessities replied to R K's topic in House prices and the economy
That's the point really. Most people wouldn't need to own a car in these circumstances. Because it's self driving, it could easily be run as a car share or automated taxi scheme. You press a button to call one. The nearest car drives to your door in a minute or two. You tell it to drop you off in town, it does so, and then drives off to pick up someone else, or drives itself to the garage for refueling or repair to keep it in good condition. Then the same car or a different one picks you up when you are finished and drops you at your door. No need to own it or have it sitting outside th -
""they" have been testing self driving lorries in pheonix arizona, trials kept secret for obvious reasons" Can't be that secret, as there have been loads of articles about self driving trucks in the media. http://www.topgear.com/uk/car-news/mercedes-benz-future-truck-2025-self-driving-truck-2014-09-24 http://www.thetruckersreport.com/ata-self-driving-trucks-are-close-to-inevitable/ https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/first-self-driving-lorry-ready-134515573.html Wonder what will happen to employment in vast swathes of the US loses their primary occupation? Automation of the entire distribu
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Asking Prices Vs Sold Prices
Bear Necessities replied to Digsby's topic in House prices and the economy
Thank you for running the CH4 figures There are some tasty falls there - every month is negative. -
The thing I've always hated most when looking for somewhere to rent is always the agents' descriptions of otherwise perfectly ok houses as having "an easy to maintain garden" which is t**t-speak for "the BTLetter concreted over the whole lot and now it looks like crap".
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Asking Prices Vs Sold Prices
Bear Necessities replied to Digsby's topic in House prices and the economy
Could I humbly request CH4 7 (or if there aren't enough results there, then CH4 generally)? I've been following pretty much everything in CH4 7 for a while now and there have been a lot of £10K reductions recently, although these won't be in the sold figures just yet, so not sure how things were going before then. A lot of stuff seems to have been up with no asking price reductions for over a year now. -
These numberplates are sold by the DVLA initially, so depending on how the money is allocated after that - isn't the current system already a self imposed tax on narcissistic idiots?
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Google's search results are individual to the person/computer/phone that you are using and change over time to reflect your own interests. You'd need to try your "house p" test on a fresh system or perhaps it might work in a Google incognito tab, to ensure that you were getting standard results and not ones skewed to your own likes/dislikes.
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Experimenting With A Trading System
Bear Necessities replied to crashmonitor's topic in Financial markets
I wish I knew what any of those words meant. The fact that I don't, tells me I should stay away from trading! -
If The Tories Win Tonight I'm Buying A House This Year
Bear Necessities replied to Bear Goggles's topic in Anecdotals
Incredibly accurate nonsense... If anything it underestimated the Tory victory. -
If Labour get in and actually get around to building this million houses by 2020, how long do you think it takes to get from planning to final house? About 5 years? Although I guess they will just count a load of houses that are already being built as part of the total anyway.