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Make it €275/month then. Only 6 spots available, do I book now?
No wait, Invincible is still shopping for that apartment above the bar. With pedestrian only area.
So if Dunno ( who had the experience of living in such place apparently, and moved in a house (in undisclosed location) since then) won't talk him out of it, then yes, go right ahead.
We'll see how it goes.
Hopefully they'll keep us updated.
No, no - I never lived above a shop or bar. I did have a friend who lived above a bar though, and it got quite rowdy at closing hours and was sometimes hard to sleep. I'm just thankful I never saw anyone murdered when I visited him or stayed over - hearing the screeching of a person being shanked to death is really quite distracting.
I live in settled suburbia - God's waiting room, where old people come to die slowly. Oh, erasure, since you are so interested in my distance from the city centre, it is roughly 4.8 miles, but I will not tell you my address or house number.
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Don't fall for it, erasure is a russian spy.
I trust erasure completely - because she is not a crazy propaganda spam bot like russiaonline.
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Where do you park your car if you live in a place like that?
Are places like that that odd to some Americans? We have some in my town, a few younger people living in them might not own cars, most probably pay to garage it. Elsewhere, you could also park on the street a few blocks away.
No, no - I never lived above a shop or bar. I did have a friend who lived above a bar though, and it got quite rowdy at closing hours and was sometimes hard to sleep. I'm just thankful I never saw anyone murdered when I visited him or stayed over - hearing the screeching of a person being shanked to death is really quite distracting.
I see, you are easily distracted then ( let me write it down...)
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I live in settled suburbia - God's waiting room, where old people come to die slowly.
Put me on the list just in case.
(If anything else fails, that sounds like a right place for me..)
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Oh, erasure, since you are so interested in my distance from the city centre, it is roughly 4.8 miles, but I will not tell you my address or house number.
We'll see to that.
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I trust erasure completely - because she is not a crazy propaganda spam bot like russiaonline.
The mods here deprived me of my alter ego, so I have to proceed with my assignment alone.
Say what?
I am the registered foreign agent, so don't get confused.
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We have some in my town, a few younger people living in them might not own cars, most probably pay to garage it. Elsewhere, you could also park on the street a few blocks away.
