OT: World's most expensive closet? - 01/23/07 03:54 PM
Re: OT: World's most expensive closet? - 01/23/07 07:07 PM
That's gotta be a joke!
Re: OT: World's most expensive closet? - 01/23/07 08:27 PM
And to think all we keep hearing about is the rising sea level. And how London is going to disapear becouse of it ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/rolleyes.gif)
Re: OT: World's most expensive closet? - 01/24/07 02:14 PM
And get this: Not mentioned on the BBC link above, but on another report the agent is quoted as saying "Considering the location, it's really not that expensive." ![[Linked Image]](https://www.electrical-contractor.net/ubb/eek.gif)
I don't care if it is opposite Harrods, convenient for Sloane Street, or standing in the grounds of Buckingham Palace for that matter. It's still just an old janitor's closet.
I don't care if it is opposite Harrods, convenient for Sloane Street, or standing in the grounds of Buckingham Palace for that matter. It's still just an old janitor's closet.
Re: OT: World's most expensive closet? - 01/24/07 09:52 PM
Advert should read "closet for free, stupid tax of 170000 pounds".
Re: OT: World's most expensive closet? - 02/22/07 04:20 PM
It's insane the lengths that yuppies go to.
100 years ago, this kind of room would have been the refuge of a working stiff like myself.
Probably paying $10 a week in 1900s money, which would probably equal to $100 a week in today's dollars.
[This message has been edited by SvenNYC (edited 02-22-2007).]
100 years ago, this kind of room would have been the refuge of a working stiff like myself.
Probably paying $10 a week in 1900s money, which would probably equal to $100 a week in today's dollars.
[This message has been edited by SvenNYC (edited 02-22-2007).]
Re: OT: World's most expensive closet? - 02/23/07 02:51 PM
England must operate on some pretty backwards building codes leftover from the 19th century. How does a 10x17' space classify as large enough to be habitable space or a dwelling? A flat for the elephant man...