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Tim Hall

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Crawley
Yeah, I didn't think of that. Silly me.
If only someone had a Magic Tossing Coin to help the villains decide what to have it away with.
 

glasgowcyclist

Charming but somewhat feckless
Location
Scotland
I have visions of them sorting through the LPs.

At the top of the pile...


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Accy cyclist

Accy cyclist

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That small? Is this temporary or liable to be permanent?
So far permanent, but you never know. As i was taking my stuff into the building yesterday the warden was there. She saw me wheeling one of my bikes in and said that bikes aren't allowed.:eek: Why not, i asked. She didn't have an answer,just that bikes aren't allowed. She was very nice about in ,especially when i told her that if my bike isn't allowed then i couldn't move in. She came up with a compromise after the usual "why can't you chain it up outside"? I told her that if they can't nick them they'll vandalise them. She said she'd let me put it in a utility room and give me the key, which is better for me as it'll give me more space in my flat. I haven't told her yet that there are two more bikes to follow. I think they already have me marked down as a weirdo. Wait till the 7ft per tree arrives later today! God knows what they'll make of that?:unsure:
 
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She very kindly gave Accy a tour of the building...

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Accy cyclist

Accy cyclist

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[QUOTE 4879142, member: 76"]But seriously, you are only in your mid-50s aren't you? Why a warden controlled flat so early in your life? Don't give up on life so easily[/QUOTE]

Security and peace of mind are two things that i like about the place. I could've got a bigger home on a council estate with a garden and stuff but i've seen the council estates in this borough and they didn't appeal to me. Many people on them look like ASBO types. I want to get away from loud anti social troublesome idiots. Those types aren't tolerated in sheltered accommodation Plus, it will be a novelty to be one of the youngest most active ones in there. I might not like it and decide its TOO quiet,but at the moment it certainly appeals to me.
 
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Accy cyclist

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The next door neighbour knocked on my door tonight. A little bloke about 5ft 4 and around 80 years old, i'd say. If you want anything just let me know,but don't cross me and i wont cross you, said he. I wonder what he meant by that? :unsure: You don't think he's a drug dealer do you? I remember when people used to introduce themselves to new neighbours by baking them a cake or offering a cup of tea. How things have changed!:unsure:
 
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