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Previously on "Oh Dear: Get ready for a regular stream of negativity from the DM"

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    that's nice, I'm a strong believer in getting on with yer neighbours

    who's got the best bbq ?

    Milan.

    Milan.
    Mine has its own roof, does Pizzas and has a under BBQ cooler. Not quite american.

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  • milanbenes
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    that's nice, I'm a strong believer in getting on with yer neighbours

    who's got the best bbq ?

    Milan.

    Milan.

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post



    sounds very Hyacinth Bucket and I am sure you are all very happy

    what are Threaded tendencies ?

    2 kids at uni, that must make it nice and peaceful at home

    Milan

    Milan
    couple of neighbours are a bit Hyacinth but we have cul de sac parties in the road, jubilee etc, expect us to barbecuing out front.

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  • Zigenare
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post



    sounds very Hyacinth Bucket and I am sure you are all very happy

    what are Threaded tendencies ?

    2 kids at uni, that must make it nice and peaceful at home

    Milan

    Milan
    Two cars one driver.

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  • DoctorStrangelove
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    what are Threaded tendencies ?
    Getting stuck in the Pleistocene when the time machine develops a fault?

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  • milanbenes
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    Originally posted by vetran View Post
    Welcome back Milan


    Moved to a bigger house in a quiet cul de sac complete with net curtains.

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    sounds very Hyacinth Bucket and I am sure you are all very happy

    what are Threaded tendencies ?

    2 kids at uni, that must make it nice and peaceful at home

    Milan

    Milan

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  • vetran
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    Welcome back Milan

    We now have 4 cars (one of the kids drives now and the wife has Threaded tendencies so has a minibus and a little Peugeot) , the mighty Mondeo went to car heaven at 131,000 miles. Now I have a Kia.

    Moved to a bigger house in a quiet cul de sac complete with net curtains.

    2 Kids away at University so very quiet.

    Still a permie but I work for a consultancy which is fun.

    Loving ChatGPT its going to make my job interesting.

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  • milanbenes
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    ha ha good one

    latest update......

    in Benes garage, the flagship is our 18month old 530hp X5M50i

    we don't have any Passat's any more :-(

    property has become properties

    what's new how's life

    it's wonderful to see the old gang here

    Milan

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  • vetran
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    Originally posted by milanbenes View Post
    as the title suggests

    Milan.
    Seems positive to me...

    The Daily Mail has uncovered the astonishing story of a self-building, Passat-driving IT contractor whose home is worth a staggering €809,999. This jaw-dropping revelation has sent shockwaves through the country as people question how one person could amass such wealth.

    According to our sources, this contractor, who we will refer to as Mr. X, started off as a humble IT professional. But with his expertise in the field, he soon rose through the ranks and began to command a high price for his services. It wasn't long before he had saved up enough money to embark on an ambitious project: building his own dream home.

    Despite having no previous experience in construction, Mr. X threw himself into the project with gusto. Armed with nothing but YouTube tutorials and a can-do attitude, he set about constructing his home from scratch. And against all odds, he succeeded. Today, his home is a shining example of what can be achieved with determination and hard work.

    But that's not all. Mr. X's choice of vehicle has also caused a stir. While many wealthy individuals opt for luxury cars like Lamborghinis and Ferraris, Mr. X chooses to drive a humble Passat. Some have speculated that this is a deliberate attempt to downplay his wealth and blend in with the masses.

    And while Mr. X's success story may seem like an inspiration to others, some have voiced concerns about the message it sends. Is it fair that one person can amass such wealth while others struggle to make ends meet? And what does it say about our society that someone can build a home worth almost a million euros through sheer determination and hard work?

    These are questions that only time will answer. But for now, the story of Mr. X and his self-built, Passat-driving lifestyle is sure to continue to captivate and inspire us all.

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    as the title suggests

    Milan.

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