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Please how much will it cost to clear acura mdx 2012 and 2014? Thanks |
Thank you! I have already gone the route of buying from black market to fund my gtbank dollar account. callmemakaveli: |
Anyone able to fund my Wise account with $1,240? |
If you've had any experience please share with me. |
Barcelona vs Athletico Madrid |
The moment you saw him come out to get the ball, you should know there was going to be trouble. A determined Messi is a menace. |
Mental issues for predictions, right? Senegal that almost killed your almighty France. No worries, you will see shockers in this World Cup. Ebenezer2021: |
This tournament looks like Senegal's to win. |
Someone should share his experience with me... |
Please let me know your experience with downstairs/upstairs buildings. |
Hi everyone, I need some advice from people who have lived in upstairs/downstairs apartments. I moved into an apartment about a year ago. There are only four flats in the compound, and I occupy one of the downstairs units. When I first moved in, the upstairs flat directly above me was empty because it was reserved for the landlord. It was later rented out, and ever since then, I've been hearing impact noises from upstairs. I can hear sweeping, chairs and furniture being dragged, and even small objects falling on the floor. The family upstairs isn't particularly noisy. They're just carrying out normal daily activities, but the sounds come through so clearly that they sometimes wake my baby up. Initially, I thought the POP ceiling was the problem, but I'm now wondering whether it's actually the decking or poor sound insulation between the floors. Has anyone experienced this before? Is it common, or is it just a sign that this particular building wasn't constructed with good decking? I'm considering moving when my rent expires, but I'd like to know if this is something I should expect in most downstairs apartments or if I was just unlucky with this building. Thank you. |
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