Vote for the 17th Shed of the year
So it's time to vote for the 17th Shed of the year
Some crackers this year (when is there not after all this time)
I have managed to get the finalists down from 209 inventive entries to just 26 sheds
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unclewilco, Tue 13 Jun 2023, 13:34,
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But probably accurate.
I voted on all the ones that didn't offend me with tasteless/ostentatiousness, basically the three that look like they might be useful sheds and not a personality substitute or rich bastard's cunty bragging project.
The 'most colourful' category seems redundant, as that's not a matter of opinion, so one should simply count the colours and declare a winner.
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brb Monkhouse Stampede, Tue 13 Jun 2023, 20:00,
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I'd assume they're DIY enthusiasts rather than particularly rich.
Any entrant who didn't do most of the work themselves should be locked in their shed for life, though.
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monkeon schmonkeon, Wed 14 Jun 2023, 8:33,
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Look at the photos of the sheds, these people are particularly rich.
Poor people don't have "summer houses" or fancy interior design in their sheds. Poor people can't afford sheds.
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brb Monkhouse Stampede, Wed 14 Jun 2023, 14:30,
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Interior design is pretty cheap if you do it yourself.
Some of the ones I like the most are marked up as less than £100
If they paid for a designer, then CHEATS but there's a big gap between being in poverty and being rich beyond your wildest dreams.
(Which isn't to say that some entrants don't look pretty well off)
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monkeon schmonkeon, Wed 14 Jun 2023, 15:23,
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They've got shed competition money to spare.
Not one of them is poor.
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brb Monkhouse Stampede, Fri 16 Jun 2023, 15:49,
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As its the 17th time you may feel that a new twist is needed to keep attention.
Introducing the new elimination process in which losing sheds are torched, bulldozed or exploded in front of their creators. Building week by week with early elimination rounds the contest concludes with a grand multipart demolition voted for by the public.
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