Good Effort

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barrydidit replied

15 April 2015, 07:34
Originally posted by SueEllen View Post

The neighbours instead of moaning should all get into the spirit of the painted house e.g. paint their houses lovely colours.

Much quieter than dealing with building work.

Our Hibernian cousins always did a tasteful line in house painting
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SueEllen replied

14 April 2015, 18:50
The neighbours instead of moaning should all get into the spirit of the painted house e.g. paint their houses lovely colours.

Much quieter than dealing with building work.
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FatLazyContractor replied

14 April 2015, 10:13
Top effort. Wish the neighbours' properties lose a decent chunk of value.

Twats of London and their shenanigans
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minestrone replied

14 April 2015, 10:10
Zipporah?

Dear Lord.
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vetran started a topic Good Effort

14 April 2015, 10:04
Good Effort

Anger after £15m Kensington townhouse is transformed into 'eyesore seaside hut' painted with bright red-and-white stripes after neighbours objected to plans to install super-basement | Daily Mail Online

Anger after £15m Kensington townhouse is transformed into 'eyesore seaside hut' painted with bright red-and-white stripes after neighbours objected to plans to install super-basement
£15million house in exclusive street painted under cover of darkness in red and white stripes after planning battle
Property now branded 'eyesore' by neighbours who are 'horrendously unhappy' with 'seaside' exterior of townhouse
The paint job comes after planning applications to demolish home and rebuild it with double basement were rejected
Owner wants to turn house into five-storey mansion to include swimming pool, gym, media room and four bedrooms

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