Look, I have small children myself. I know how annoying they can be. But really — and you might want to check your county’s laws about this, but I’m pretty certain it’s true nationally — you’re not allowed to keep them at the bottom of a mine shaft.
Found by Teresa.
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The last photo doesn’t really make sense to me – what’s that behind the barstools? Is it another window, directly below the main window?
That's crazy how "down the hole" it looks! Is it so small you can't stand on the back wall & take a picture. Or is it just laziness having to walk down the stairs? Poor child! A teen would probably LOVE it – but a child that needs Dora? That's got to be torture!
Whoops! They tried to make the room look bigger using a wide-angle lens, but all they managed was to make it look deeper. How claustrophobic.
My assumption is along the lines of the “get the whole room in the picture”. It appears that perhaps the photographer is standing on a chair and shooting down into the room… well, perhaps there is some fish-eye going on too…
Not asking for the moment why the realtor took a picture of the television…what is that ON the television? Translucent cyclops Big Bird? A sentient splotch of paint?
This photo must have been taken by a security camera. I guess baby monitors just weren’t good enough for them.
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What’s with all the spongebob yellow paint (spongebob on the fridge + tv) ???
Apparently they like to keep up the image of caring parents, Sponge bob colored pictures on the fridge, and even sponge bob playing on the television.