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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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That's a silly question
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If I lived near the coast I'd quite fancy one of those. Bit impractical in a 2nd floor flat though. What thing do you want but would be impractical?
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:29, 87 replies, latest was 11 years ago)
A moat.
Like you - a bit impractical for a 2nd floor flat.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:33, Reply)
Ferrari F40

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:34, Reply)
Nothing impractical about that

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:35, Reply)
Bit impractical in a 2nd floor flat though.

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:35, Reply)
You just need to accelerate more

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:36, Reply)
Bit tricky to get the whole family plus holiday luggage in, though.

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:39, Reply)
Does sound like a better holiday though

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:39, Reply)
tggi

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:42, Reply)
I might have one of those!

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:35, Reply)
A conservatory.
Bit impractical in a 2nd floor flat though.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:35, Reply)
I managed to string a cold caller selling conservatories along for a while before telling her I lived in a 1st floor flat

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:36, Reply)
Had they never heard of stilts?

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:37, Reply)
We managed to get someone to come out to ours to discuss designs.
He wasn't best pleased.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:37, Reply)
Hahahahahahaha

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:38, Reply)
Excellent work
My old phone number must either have been the Port of Sunderlands one or near enough to it. I'd get in from work and find 10 voicemails from Capt. Soandso asking where to park his ship
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:39, Reply)
That's just a euphemism, they were calling YM

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:42, Reply)
Possibly
I had to change my number in the end
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:43, Reply)
A 4th floor flat
Bit impractical in a 2nd floor flat though
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:38, Reply)
hahaha!

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:40, Reply)
Unless your designer is Escher

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:40, Reply)
In my top 5 MCs

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:41, Reply)
A nice big pair of breasts
*awaits Broadsword*
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:39, Reply)
Bit impractical in a 2nd floor flat though

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:42, Reply)
Depends on the breasts
and the architectural design of said 2nd floor flat
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:42, Reply)
A firemans pole to the floor below.
Bit impractical in a 2nd floor flat though.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:39, Reply)
You tell Ray Stantz that

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:42, Reply)
I ain't afraid of no 1st floor flat

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:43, Reply)
But the person in the flat below is called Julie?

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:44, Reply)
A cellar.
Bit impractical in a second floor flat though.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:41, Reply)
An underground lair
Bit impractical in an 2nd floor flat though.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:41, Reply)
Doesn't have to be at home

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:42, Reply)
Bit impractical if it wasn't

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:42, Reply)
A tunnel under the thames.
Bit impractical in a second floor flat though.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:43, Reply)
An indoor pool.
Bit impractical in a 2nd floor flat though.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:43, Reply)
Get an outdoor one

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:44, Reply)
Whoever heard of an outdoor flat?!

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:07, Reply)
Bit impractical getting onto the second floor.

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:10, Reply)
A life-size indoor Scalextrix circuit of Silverstone with all the stands full of highly excitable page 3 stunnahs
Bit impractical in a 2nd floor flat though
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:45, Reply)
I dunno though
might have to compromise a smidge on the life-size.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 14:48, Reply)

ah ed
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:08, Reply)
i can't stop laughing at this image

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:09, Reply)
lol

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:11, Reply)
Proper answers:
Aston Martin, man-cave, orchard
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:00, Reply)
All of these are impractical in a second floor flat.

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:04, Reply)
wings

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:09, Reply)
Bit impractical in a second floor half flat.

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:10, Reply)
I'd like a second floor flat.
God only knows what it would do to my Ferrari.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:10, Reply)
Half a flat

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:11, Reply)
On which floor?

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:12, Reply)
2 1/2 floor

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:14, Reply)
mezzanine

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:14, Reply)
Blue Lines

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:15, Reply)
Much more consistent album
but suffers from an excess of Tricky
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:22, Reply)
i'd like something that is both practical and non practical
a new RS6
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:14, Reply)
I've always wanted a house with grounds big enough
that when someone came to the door I could say "release the hounds" and actually release some hounds
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:21, Reply)
dozer does this but with hamsters
he drops his pants, bends over and farts violently
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:23, Reply)
A non-violent fart is not a fart worthy of the name

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:24, Reply)
There should be an element of danger to a fart

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:26, Reply)
Not sure "Release the flock of pigeons" has the same deterrent effect though

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:27, Reply)
You haven't smelled my pigeons

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:29, Reply)
We have, mate
We all remember Sellafield.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:31, Reply)
Smellafield more like

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:32, Reply)
A house with two sets of stairs that goes to the same floors.
That's how you know you've made it big in this world.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:28, Reply)
parents have that, main stairs and servant stairs

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:30, Reply)
Do they still have servants?

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:34, Reply)
sadly not

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:35, Reply)
Good to know your kids won't lack for job options though

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:38, Reply)
actually, you're free and witha little growth your hair could be classic slicked down butler...

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:39, Reply)
Is that the only qualification required?
Cos if there are any others, I'm unlikely to meet them
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:40, Reply)
I have that if I come down from the first floor or up from the cellar

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:32, Reply)
Bit impractical in an 2nd floor flat though, etc.

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:33, Reply)
it puts the lotion on it's skin

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:33, Reply)
cos you know, it doesn't want to get sun burn

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:36, Reply)
my friend ali's parents have a stunning house
there is a massive sweeping main staircase, and then a smaller back staircase. as her bedroom is nearer the back staircase, we always ran up that when we were kids and playing at hers.

one day we were playing hide and seek in the dark, and i fell down the hidden third staircase in the dark. yes. THREE staircases. and that's not counting the cellar steps, the steps to the playroom ove over the garage, or the steps up to the attic. surely that's just greedy. think of all those people in bungalows who don't have any.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:39, Reply)
i don't like to think of people in bungalows
they tend to smell of dust and UPVC mock tudor windows
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:42, Reply)
i don't mind them in america
where there is much more land so they aren't so depressing. but over here, they are for old people.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:47, Reply)
By the way your common is showing

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:48, Reply)
i don't even own an common

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 16:35, Reply)
Good way to make money though. My friends spent about £600k on a 4 bed bungalow. Spent £200k on putting another floor on it, refurbishing the downstairs etc.
Current value is over £1m.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:49, Reply)
there is a special name for this...

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:51, Reply)
"building"
"renovation"
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:59, Reply)
Nice

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 15:58, Reply)
provided there aren't planning restrictions
sometimes you can't increase the floorplate, and this includes storeys as well as external extension
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 16:34, Reply)
This was in rural Buckinghamshire. No problems apart from a tree protection order

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 16:41, Reply)
Id like world peace and an end to starvation.
Alternatively, a pool. With kids it would be a bit impractical.
(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 16:11, Reply)
A fourteen foot penis

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 16:40, Reply)
terrible bullying of stunned

(, Tue 3 Jun 2014, 16:42, Reply)

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