Originally posted by sasguru
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*sigh* don't think you'll find any trivia (naff or otherwise) or double entendres in anything I've just... go back to sleep sas
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Just what is it about two girlies touching each other inappropriately??Originally posted by janeyI'm sharing with a girlie now
It does it for me every time....
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That's because of the incessant trivia and naff double entendres you inevitably come up with ...Originally posted by janey... and watch the thread go to light relief!
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should have said "in the past"!Originally posted by Xenophon
Looks as though janey has gotten more than a room with a nice terrace...
I'm sharing with a girlie now... and watch the thread go to light relief!
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Originally posted by janeyhas worked for me too

Looks as though janey has gotten more than a room with a nice terrace...
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has worked for me tooOriginally posted by whymeSometimes, the flatshares can be interesting
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Originally posted by whymeSometimes, the flatshares can be interesting
Good work, fella!
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Sometimes, the flatshares can be interestingOriginally posted by XenophonSounds like a casual relationship site...

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Sounds like a casual relationship site...Originally posted by whymetry www.easyroomate.com - you need to register, but it's a decent mix of landlords and flatshares
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try www.easyroomate.com - you need to register, but it's a decent mix of landlords and flatshares
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Nope - I tend to get a 6 month assured dump through a private landlord and lose the deposit when I jump ship.
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Short Term Let - London
I am startng a new 3 months contract in Lodon - Canary Wharf tomorrow (last minute contract) does anyone know of agencies that will provide shor term lets??
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