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UK resident Becky Brinolph was looking for currently rented accommodation in the English capital and stumbled upon a very strange option that seriously puzzled her. A certain the landlord was offering an inexpensive little room in central London, but an unusual moment in this photo ad was … lack of a bedroom entrance.
The homeowner photographed the room three times from all necessary angles, but for some reason the door was not imprinted in none of the shots. Moreover, the advertiser is, judging in all, he was not surprised, or he did not notice such absurdity.
Brinolph was so surprised by her find that she told about her on Twitter, and social network users began to build various guesses as to why in the room where there is bed, bedside table, desk and wardrobe, this is not visible an irreplaceable element, like a door. Some commentators believe that the entrance is hidden behind a wardrobe. That’s just for what purpose he was blocked by furniture, and why the landlord did not bother to remove the door, remains for everyone a complete mystery.
Not an announcement, but a rebus, one of the commentators noted this tweet. And you can solve this riddle only by going on this weird ad and having examined the proposed room. It seems that there is nothing special there, although the intrigue is in the sentence is obvious. Or maybe everything was done on purpose? A great marketing ploy!
