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Threaded's buy-to-let hits problems
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Threaded's buy-to-let hits problems
Why the avatar? Well anyone accused of plotting against Gordon Brown can't be all bad. -
I'm not sure what their beef was - did the 'Left wing activists' actually own the building or were they just peeved off that their free squat place was been taken away from them ?How fortunate for governments that the people they administer don't think -
it was just a squat that they had been ILLEGALLY occupying since sometime in the 80's.Originally posted by TrollI'm not sure what their beef was - did the 'Left wing activists' actually own the building or were they just peeved off that their free squat place was been taken away from them ?
I remember seeing a programme about it a few years ago (maybe 10 or more), was basically full of crustys denouncing capitalism and everything else that gave them the easy life they enjoy so much.Coffee's for closersComment
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Doesn't the placing of the apostrophe denote a plural form of ownship, surely there is only ONE threaded?Originally posted by AtWThreadeds'Comment
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Indeed it does - except where the proper noun ends in s - then the apostrophe is after it. In this case it's "Threaded's". QED.Originally posted by AddancDoesn't the placing of the apostrophe denote a plural form of ownship, surely there is only ONE threaded?
Best get to work on that smiley.Comment
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As that Walter Mitty character, Threaded, has invented a machine which can move between multi universes, there are many Threadeds.Originally posted by AddancDoesn't the placing of the apostrophe denote a plural form of ownship, surely there is only ONE threaded?
Hence atw is right.
HTH.Hard Brexit now!
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one of them is SKA, the other is an idiotOriginally posted by realityhackAre you two one and the same? Don't lie to us now...
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