#9

Probably.

#10

Get loads and loads and loads of storage options. Way more than you think you need. I have learned that this is key, or I just move the piles of stuff around.

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#11

Trees

#12

Great advice! I’m even thinking of BUYING a SHED to put my drum kit in

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#13

I’m thinking of replacing our shed with a slightly bigger shed this year. It’s a bit extravagant, I know, but life’s too short.

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#14

Life’s too short and shed’s too small. I say do it. Live a little, Eppers

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#15

Going to print out this post to show to the council in lieu of obtaining actual planning permission.

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#17

You’re like the man from jaws but with a shed instead of a boat

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#18

Do you have a shed guy by any chance?

#19

Don’t even have a shed, guy

#20

I’ve got 7!!!

#21

Exercise. Same as every other year.

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#22

I’ve been thinking about the language to start learning

#23

You probably don’t need planning permission

https://www.sheds.co.uk/planning-permission/

An article about planning permission on a website about sheds, this new year is roaring ahead eh

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#24

Oh I might get into growing veg? My family house has a big back yard doing nothing. Planning on starting with some herbs in my flat because no idea where to start really

#25

I mean, I say “shed”, but I really mean towering monument to man’s arrogance/need for storage space

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#26

Veganusm

#27

Save it for Thursetc

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#28

Walking to work (half an hour, physical exertion) instead of getting the bus (ten minutes, no physical exertion)

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#29

This made me really closely check the spelling of the first word of my post.