It’s a classic

[lilyboleyn]

It makes my teeth stand on end just to look at.

Aaaarrrrrrggggghhhhhh.

In fact the hole discryption couldnt be any more wronger

100% solid particle board veneer.

Ffs, everyone knows it’s BRAN new 🙄

Someone yesterday was having a performance conversation in a shop I was in. 'More longer' over and over again. I also had a 'myself' disagreement with my boss so there's that.

It doesn't look like solid wood.

Chester draw? 🤣😢

Message them ask if they have a matching 'Walldrobe'

Can they be a bit more Pacific?

Oof.

The other classic is the "Lady boy" recliner chair.

My pal and I have shared a few from our local selling sites - these are my two favourites from last week.

I used to work beside a girl who would say things like....’it was nice but the other one was more beautifuller’

Love me a bit of Whinie the Poo

.....another classic from her was ‘he was alright, but it was difficult to conversate with him’

I think "chest of drawers" is a clumsy name for an item of furniture. "Bureau" or "drawers" are both better and would avoid this issue.

You're all killing me

it would be nice in the kichen to put the keckle on

I saw this advertised recently

Surely they mean brand knew?

Whiney the Poo

@PiggyPokkyFool

Love me a bit of Whinie the Poo

Those swede boots would go perfect with turnip jeans.

At least they didn't say 'Bran New' which seems to be a commonly used phrase on my local selling groups....

Oh god, I saw an estate agent write up a really expensive house as being in a "sort after" street. If I was selling my house for that much I definitely wouldn't want a listing littered with spelling mistakes...

@lilyboleyn

It makes my teeth stand on end just to look at.

Quite ironic, considering.

@dudsville

I think "chest of drawers" is a clumsy name for an item of furniture. "Bureau" or "drawers" are both better and would avoid this issue.

It isn't a bureau though, so that would still be wrong.

And "drawers" is not specific enough because they could be built-in ones etc, so calling it a "chest of" this shows that it is a freestanding unit, i.e. a chest, containing multiple drawers.