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Emma Hill #3 Emma Shill beggy beg, moany moan, needs free stuff to maker house a home
Emma Hill #2 Content is reduced, reused, and recycled, but her wardrobe is brandnew
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Emma Hill #3 Emma Shill beggy beg, moany moan, needs free stuff to maker house a home
How long till Emma decides she doesn't like the brand new gifted sofa?
a. 1 hour
b. 2 days
c. As it's being carried up the driveway by the delivery people, straight back in the van it goes.
a. 1 hour
b. 2 days
c. As it's being carried up the driveway by the delivery people, straight back in the van it goes.
She will love it.
Itās FREE
Itās FREE
Sheāll love it until her sales lady contract is over then it gets relegated to the niece and nephew bedrooms upstairs
She will gush about it on social media, and then six months later will secretly sell it, pocketing the money and using it to buy a more expensive one. When some poor commenter asks about it, she'll reply with: "We found it didn't suit OUR taste, so we got one that fits OUR needs much better now."
ETA: Actually you can just insert any gifted item here, not just the couch. Lather, rinse, repeat.
ETA: Actually you can just insert any gifted item here, not just the couch. Lather, rinse, repeat.
Anyone remember the blue velvet chair?, 'Bernard' she called it. Didn't last long, she wanted it for ages, got it, very quickly recovered it in faux fur then it disappeared when everything went beige and black.
I find it HILARIOUS that she made such a big deal of putting in the ceiling rose at the old house and all of sudden sheās seemingly offended by the ceiling rose in the new house. Sheās such a floozy and poseur.
It is hilarious. I mean, I understand people's taste changes, but she 'evolves' at a rate of knots. Also, it's not so much the change in personal style I object to, it's the sneery, snarky way she looks down on the rest of us. She constantly says there's no shade thrown at those who like logos on their clothes or roses on their ceilings, but then does exactly that. I watched an episode of Grand Designs recently where this guy built the most beautiful house, and then filled it with what other people might consider to be 'tat', painted figurines and mis-matched sofas. Because those things gave him pleasure. It was so refreshing to see someone not turn their living space into a grey, soulless, generic box.
I don't get why people make their hearths small, make it big enough for a log basket to sit on surely. Logs can be dirty, and damp, not the best thing to be sat on a wood floor.
Right! Esp when they are totally re doing the floor why not take the tile out farther
I can't wait until Emma cuts off her blonde bits of hair bc I really think the darker color suits her better
Am I the only one who gets wound up when they keep pronouncing hearth as herth and not harth?
Surely they could borrow more heaters from family or āinvestā in a cheap one to tide them over. Perhaps, miraculously, a ānoooā Dyson will turn up.
Surely they could borrow more heaters from family or āinvestā in a cheap one to tide them over. Perhaps, miraculously, a ānoooā Dyson will turn up.
Ahhhhh ā¦ THIS !
Thatās bloody awful nasal drawl and ffs yes itās hearth pronounced HARTH
Donāt get me started on the chicken STOOOOO
Thatās bloody awful nasal drawl and ffs yes itās hearth pronounced HARTH
Donāt get me started on the chicken STOOOOO
That was such a crappy flog for that pan. Like, b'tch, I only use one pan already, it's non-stick and has a fitting lid. The footage was a bit shaky at some parts, or do I remember that wrong?
That was such a crappy flog for that pan. Like, b'tch, I only use one pan already, it's non-stick and has a fitting lid. The footage was a bit shaky at some parts, or do I remember that wrong?
Why are they cutting into their window sil? I swear they are doing all the most pointless cosmetic tit first instead of worrying about things that actually need to be fixed
I think they're replacing it with a slab of solid wood
I wish Simon would replace Emma with a slab of solid wood. On the other hand would we notice? 
In the UK, does the utility company not add in a synthetic scent so you can smell if thereās a gas leak in your home (since gas is naturally odorless). I just find it interesting that they didnāt notice, especially since it was a leak in a pretty busy area.
Iād be petrified to have a log burner in that fireplace now with the gas valve so close. Rerouting that or uninstalling it completely should be a priority.
LOL the Our Place pan. Right on cue with the rest of the Gleambots.
ETA: if they limewash the office ceiling, that entire room is just going to look like an unfinished garage. The kind of garage where you hung out as a teen with your friends smoking weed complete with 80s couches, a big boxy TV and empty beer cans hiding between the cushions.
Iād be petrified to have a log burner in that fireplace now with the gas valve so close. Rerouting that or uninstalling it completely should be a priority.
LOL the Our Place pan. Right on cue with the rest of the Gleambots.
ETA: if they limewash the office ceiling, that entire room is just going to look like an unfinished garage. The kind of garage where you hung out as a teen with your friends smoking weed complete with 80s couches, a big boxy TV and empty beer cans hiding between the cushions.
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The leak was probably minuscule, like a leaky rubber seal. They surely wouldn't have blown up with the house. If it was that severe, every spark from switching on the lights, could've already caused that. Still good they found it, because a leak is not very cost-effective.
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