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I have a plan b.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostSo all you have to do is remortgage each time you need to renew your season ticket. Sounds like a plan
Fit one of these in every boomer home.

Simply pay up the equity release owed when you pop your cloggs / sell up.
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Cos they will take him to the highest court in the land if he contests the will.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostI expect he killed his parent for being a greedy boomer, then discovered they had left their estate to the RSPCA on grounds of his incessant whining and to teach him about self reliance.
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So all you have to do is remortgage each time you need to renew your season ticket. Sounds like a plan
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I expect he killed his parent for being a greedy boomer, then discovered they had left their estate to the local cats home on grounds of his incessant whining and to teach him about self reliance.Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View PostYes, I wish his parent would just hurry the feck up and buy him his house somewhere nice.
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Yes, I wish his parent would just hurry the feck up and buy him his house somewhere nice.Originally posted by vetran View Postunless you are Mauve Monkey you have to sympathise with them.
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AwesomeOriginally posted by DimPrawn View PostBoomed!
Everything is free cos my house pays for it!

Even better, it will be forever, 'cos the prices will never go down....
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Free train fares!
Why it pays to commute: House prices rising so fast in commuter towns they pay for season tickets in a week - Telegraph
Boomed!
Everything is free cos my house pays for it!
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