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 No-ones described it to me yetOriginally posted by FiveTimes View PostI think there might be a split on the avatar - those without kids liking it, and those with not.Si posse, recte, si non, quocumque modo remComment
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 I would buy now, regardless of what you think the market may or may not do in the future.Originally posted by Bear View PostSo do you think we should buy right now or not?
 
 But I regard renting as dead money, and have owned my own place since I left home. Last rental was my university accommodation in 1998.
 
 As a long term prospect, I think it's got to be a winner - if you can afford it, buy a family home now so that whatever happens you aren't going to want to move in the short term.
 
 Last move we did (before children) we moved into a five bedroom house, ready for the family. I don't want to move (unless I win the lottery), as I love the house, and whatever happens to the market, we're there for a long time now.Comment
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 its a penciled drawing of a girl with pigtails, with the following comments :Originally posted by Bear View PostNo-ones described it to me yet
 OMG !
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 Originally posted by TheFaQQer View PostI would buy now, regardless of what you think the market may or may not do in the future.
 
 But I regard renting as dead money, and have owned my own place since I left home. Last rental was my university accommodation in 1998.
 
 As a long term prospect, I think it's got to be a winner - if you can afford it, buy a family home now so that whatever happens you aren't going to want to move in the short term.
 
 Last move we did (before children) we moved into a five bedroom house, ready for the family. I don't want to move (unless I win the lottery), as I love the house, and whatever happens to the market, we're there for a long time now.
 Yep - we need a family home
 
 Preferably one that's warm - no double glazing where we are nowSi posse, recte, si non, quocumque modo remComment
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 I'm glad you did that... I didnt know how to describe it...Originally posted by FiveTimes View Postits a penciled drawing of a girl with pigtails, with the following comments :
 OMG !
 CRACK !
 YAY! Bazza gets caught Bazza gets caught
 Socrates - "The only true wisdom is in knowing you know nothing."
 
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 Hmmmm - sounds ok to me - but not outstandingOriginally posted by FiveTimes View Postits a penciled drawing of a girl with pigtails, with the following comments :
 OMG !
 CRACK !
 YAY!Si posse, recte, si non, quocumque modo remComment
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