General Chat

No one who,s visited seems to mention the Maids(Scullery) footmen Butlers (She Has Two) and all her other Skivvies, :-D I bet they,ve got a few moans (Low Pay,Sleeping in unheated Attics) and only getting the leftovers to eat if the Chef lets them have it. :-D :-D :-D ;-) How the Mega Rich Live,its unbelievable,I wonder if she shops in the Pound Shop?? :-D :-D

pmsl@ you daft lot.

When I do get this lifestyle I shall save you the edition of Country Life it appears in LOLOLOLOL x

Saveit? I thought you owned it, :-D along with the "Superyacht" in Monaco or is it Nice? meybe its both, you could have two. :-D.however ,I was reading in the Newspaper today about a "Selfmade Millionairess" who made all the loot from Knickers :-D could that be Muffy?? :-D :-D :-D :-D ;-)

no one mentions the maids n sculler, and butler????, we mention her hubby all the time silly ;-)

Poor Bloke,Bet he has to do all her washing and Ironing as well as taking in Laundry for his pocketmoney. :-D :-D talk about slavery, ;-)

i didnt like the bit where the shoe boy cleanned my shoes
while i was still wearing them with a rough brush

i loved then stilletto sandles and not the polish on my toes
took weeks to get off lol

See, more slave labour,I bet when she get the chimneys cleaned she lights a fire under the boys to get it done quicker :-S then sends them out Logging,so cruel. :-D :-D ;-),Wonder if she,s related to "Auntie Mottie"? :-S

When I bought my first house in the late 60's it was a back to back house in a terrace of houses. The insurance in proportion to the cost of the house was way over the top compared when in later years we moved into a detached bungalow away from the next door neighbours.

It was explained to me that if a back to back house set fire for example the chances are that other homes would be affected and if not destroyed they would have to be shored up in order to protect them

In a detached house the chances of the the next door catching fire, or being affected by an accident perhaps a runaway vehicle colliding with the house is less than living in a confined area.I would think with all the apartment living nowadays the insurance on such properties will be sky high, excuse the pun.If someone has a fire or a flood it doesn't just affect the one property, it could involve 3 or 4 homes. A very costly outlay for the insurance firm for a reasonable sized home.-jl

I bet this is where Muffy lives... ;-)

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