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cakelover
· 6 years ago
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Those are some big balls
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tcole3710
· 6 years ago
Or you could just knock the door normally...
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natethegreat
· 6 years ago
I wouldn't answer until I hear the balls knocking on the door.
abel_hazard
· 6 years ago
Really puts the "testify" in "testify to Christ," huh?
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deleted
· 6 years ago
I'd do this if my housing association would let me
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deleted
· 6 years ago
Do housing associations actually control what you can and can't do in the neighborhood? I'm asking honestly because i never got that
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deleted
· 6 years ago
They can control things like putting in a new door or if you want to have a new bathroom put in etc.
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abel_hazard
· 6 years ago
They're tetchy about anything that might affect the property values in the area.
deleted
· 6 years ago
No its because the flat is rented and not owned outright. It's so people don't try to do bodge jobs or DIY.
abel_hazard
· 6 years ago
Ahh. Hereabouts the landlord controls what the leaseholder may or may not do directly; it's not till you own your own home that you have to deal with the draconian HOA. Property associations are the landlord's problem, if you've got a landlord.
deleted
· 6 years ago
My flat isn't privately rented from a landlord, it's rented through the housing association which are owned by the council.
shiftingsands
· 6 years ago
Scary movie 2