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Not everyone can live in a £2.5 million mansion like 2 Kitchens Milliberk but here's a chance to win a kitchen like one of his
If it's the same as his, maybe all the food would taste bitter
Everyone's getting the poor guy wrong. He has already said he doesn't use the downstairs grand kitchen, he just uses the small upstairs kitchenette (ain't that a quaint term) for tea and biccies
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He still eats out when he fancies a bacon sarnieOriginally Posted by Tawi2
Everyone's getting the poor guy wrong. He has already said he doesn't use the downstairs grand kitchen, he just uses the small upstairs kitchenette (ain't that a quaint term) for tea and biccies
Well, well, it turns out Cameron has 2 kitchens
https://www.pressandjournal.co.uk/pi...-kitchens-too/
For a very valid reason
The Prime Minister said he had the second kitchen installed in his house in Notting Hill for the benefit of the carers who looked after his disabled son Ivan, who died in 2009.
Give me a valid reason why they can't use the one kitchen
How about the fact they adapted their house to suit their severely disabled sonGive me a valid reason why they can't use the one kitchen
How about the fact they adapted their house to suit their severely disabled son
The Prime Minister said he had the second kitchen installed in his house in Notting Hill for the benefit of the carers who looked after his disabled son Ivan
Well I doubt his severely disabled son cooked his own meals, and as he needed a lift to get him out of the bath I also doubt he was bounding up and down the stairs.
Think about it Joe
You think about what that has to do with a kitchen for his carers and why they couldn't share the same kitchen. Think about thatWell I doubt his severely disabled son cooked his own meals, and as he needed a lift to get him out of the bath I also doubt he was bounding up and down the stairs.
Think about it Joe
The poor boy couldn't be left on his own so how are his meals meant to be prepared?you think about what that has to do with a kitchen for his carers and why they couldn't share the same kitchen, think about that
What do you suggest, the house is sold and they move into a bungalow?
What would you do if, God forbid, you were in the same situation?
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