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Posted Mar 14, 2005 by clzoomer- "The TV business is a cruel and shallow money trench. A long plastic hallway where pimps and thieves run free and good men die like dogs. There is also a negative side."
I had a lovely brass knocker on the door to my house, a lion with a ring through it's nose. Having downsized and bought an apartment (condominium as we call them here) I wondered if it would be appropriate to have a knocker on my present door. I found out that not only was it not allowed by the Strata Council but my neighbour felt it would be a bit ostentatious. I still wonder why.

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