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Bump'd. Details on p4. 
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Noble Locks wrote:
Aye, its up there with Gerrards Cross, Rickmansworth and Berkhampstead blud. 
GX is baller, been to a few sick house parties in that area, soo many posh birds round henley/gx/marlow/beaconsfield
although you know if youre a real baller you live in sunningdale/ascot  haha
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eent wrote:
Buying my own house at 24 with my own cash is not working class
Not bought it yet, searching at the moment but might be putting in a bid in the next few weeks. Of course mortgage, but no help from parents with deposit or anything. Well, apart from charging me cheap rent for living at home
I was 22 when I got my mortgage. I don't see it as something special, that's what normal people have to do, plus we had a 6 month old baby. Not trying to sound like a dick, just not sure what your point means?
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Is the average age not 38 or something? I'd say 22 is quite something anyway.
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i bought a house at 20, made loads and blew it all on clothes, partying, chicks, the rest i wasted etc ...
i wish i had been more crefull with money tbh, but i had a hell of a time. Now im settled im paying back and have no equity !
Still, the London move is on as ive accepted the job, so need to get a place, will find out tomoz how much of my 3 month notice period i need to work. Will try and do it cheap for the next 6 monthes then get a nicer gaff after that.
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Currently doing the 'ol gumtree room hunting at the moment, it's so tedious and a proper ball ache. Can anyone suggest any other websites? I've tried moveflat.com.
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i only ever use rightmove, it has roomshare, would also be interested in any other good sites for renting Ldn gaffs
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Globrix.com
Set up the daily alerts for all the new stuff
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I live in Surbiton (csb) and can confirm is OK place to live, trains to Waterloo < 20 mins. Getting home when its late sucks balls though so be prepared to walk from Kingston (not actually that bad, especially by the river)
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Homer wrote:
Globrix.com
Set up the daily alerts for all the new stuff
cheers. Just been told i only have to do 1 month out of my 3 month notice, so need to get my flat rented out quick, as will be there in a month. Whats Ruislip and Northolt like as areas ?
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Ruislip is the best area out of all you have been offered. But i dont want any northerners near me so never offer it up.
Northolts were i grew up, its the fucking ghetto.
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Noble Locks wrote:
Northolts were i grew up, its the fucking ghetto.
ill fit right in 
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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2013278/The-new-north-south-divide-Two-families-300-miles-apart-earn-50k-struggles-lives-luxury.html
article basically explaining the mortage / house prices is what makes the difference between the North and south. Obvious of course.
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I don't live in London. never been. have no interest. I suppose its just an arrangement of castles and palaces? why do so many australians go there? easy visa?
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why wouldn't you want to visit london? usual big city attractions + shit loads of culture / history
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Lack of combat clothing and crappy restaraunts.
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Noble Locks wrote:
Lack of combat clothing and crappy restaraunts.
Plenty of Maccy D's though.
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Yep, but errrry cunts got they tee shirt off. 
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I thought all you ate was currys innit?
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MLI wrote:
I thought all you ate was currys innit?
nah just crumpets and tea..
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People on 2k/month can't afford £600,000 house shocker! 
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Posted: Sat, 17/10/2009 - 2:41pm
