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I take it you are waiting a couple of months before selling to allow the internet history to disappear. Still planning to come and have a look around if thats ok by you.merely at clientco for the entertainment -
Ah.
It's "pow()".
Well, there's a thing.
In 20 odd (some very odd) years, it's never been a requirement to know that.
I have to look it up every time.
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Gosh.Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostLovely holiday, back to reality now.
Ended up completing on the church so that we're at least in control of our losses - if we'd not completed, we would have lost the deposit of 10% plus still been liable for any losses the vendors had. Time to clean it a little bit before taking it back to auction.
Best of luckness, as it were.
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Don't think so - want to get shot of it so we can look for something else. Need to wait for the land registry to update the title document, so we can prove we own it before we can sell it.Originally posted by eek View PostI take it you are waiting a couple of months before selling to allow the internet history to disappear. Still planning to come and have a look around if thats ok by you.
I'll be updating the website with some decent pictures and a history, so if people want to find it they can and it might stir up some interest.
Someone my wife knows runs the "Wreck of the Week" blog which could be good if we can get in there as well.Comment
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