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Bought my first house a few months ago at auction, pretty cheaply too! It was used as a grow house for over 6 years, the entire ground floor has collapsed and its full of the accumulated dirt from the past 100 years. It also has no curbside access, so all materials have to be carried down from the road 30m away: thinking positively this just means I can cancel my gym membership as I'm going to be getting so many weighted carries in 💪 Currently not registered for tax, and zero tariff utilities: I know this is going to take me a long time, but that's alright, should be fun 😅 So far I've dealt with a gas leak from damage to the supply pipe before

"Does someone have their phone on speaker? You can't have your phone on speaker, it annoys other passengers." Brilliant. submitted by /u/8ackwoods to r/Edinburgh [link] [comments]

Getting pretty fed up of people doing 40 in a 60. I feel like almost no one knows what this sign means. submitted by /u/Trixnglz to r/drivingUK [link] [comments]

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We’re 2 weeks away from completion on a house we love. We’ve done everything by the book. We asked our sellers for a pre-exchange viewing as we haven’t seen the property in 5 months. We need to buy all of our appliances and furniture so wanted to measure up and work out our future decor plans. We’ve been holding off buying anything or getting our hopes up around redecorating due to how stressful this whole process is and we thought we could finally see the light at the end of the tunnel. Obviously, we also want to check the property is in the same condition. Today, the sellers have said (after initially agreeing for us to do a pre-exchange viewing) that they do not think it’s appropriate for us to visit the property before exchanging and are refusing to give us access. Now alarm bells are going off in my head that they are trying to cover something up, and even the estate agent is shocked. She says it’s very rare that people

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So, I have magically lost a metricfucktonne of weight, and I realise, now that I am venturing out onto the High Street in search of clothes, that none of the places that I used to buy them from exist any more. After living in jeans and hoodies for (mumble) years, I can’t find anywhere that sells NICE QUALITY ladies clothes. I used to like Fenn Wright Manson (gone), East (gone) and Austen Reed (gone) and everything seems to be crackly badly put together nylon crap dropshipped from China. Where can I get nice ladies clothes in cotton, wool and linen etc? That are sewn together well and will last a few years. Debenhams used to be a good place as they had a lot of nice concessions, but they are gone too. I feel old. But slim! Clinging to that… Anyway, I’ve got the secondary problem that I am 5 foot 10 so one-length-fits-all stuff … well, it doesn’t fit me. I’m not looking for a ball dress (well, honestly if someone were t

Okay so some context; I had a girlfriend (Tyler) for about 5 years, we split up early this year. Her aunt bought us both this dog (Oscar) about 2 and a half years in. We were living together and straight away it was clear I bonded with him far more, I paid for all the dog food, insurance, vet bills etc etc. after a year or so of having him we discussed what would happen with him if we split up and we both agreed (with no argument) he’d be staying with me. Move forward another year or so and we do split up. I