“Motivated seller!” says the listing. And why? Because they can’t stop imagining what it would feel like to gnaw on the walls with their fillings. *zap zap zap*
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Loveliest comment, by dono1: You could probably get $1,450,000 for it if you cash it in at the recycling center.
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Perfect house for the conspiracy theorist! No alien’s or gov’t big brother gonna get me now!
i was gonna say that a person like probably lived there…lol
The Daleks were found some time ago. Finally we have uncovered the secret base of the Cybermen.
Spooky!
It’s a deprogramming room for former Disco Cult members!
A million and a half dollars will get me THIS? Seriously?
You could probably get $1,450,000 for it if you cash it in at the recycling center.
I can imagine Elvis Presley walking through that door at any moment…
That glitter better be coming from a fair number of diamonds, otherwise there’s no excuse on earth for paying 1.4 million and ending up with linoleum floors.
Is that in a great neighborhood or something? Otherwise it seems like that prices is…optimistic, to say the least.
Basically the same neighbourhood, basically the same price -nicer house:
http://emailflyers.net/email-flyer-17427.htm
Thank you, mystic eye. Judging by the differences in finishes the Sparkle Nation house is a bit over-priced but not as much as I would have guessed!
wouldn’t you want to put magnets in all your pockets and socks and then see how far you can crawl up the walls? great for hide-and-seek, no one would ever look on the ceiling (at least not the first time)
Hey, it comes with an antenna too!!
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Well, the average price in the neighborhood is close to $2 million — and it is a great neighborhood. Which doesn’t excuse the disco room. ..
Did anyone notice that the last three blog entries involve strange choices in wall covering? We’ve got tile, carpet, and now… er…. bling?
We need to complete the set with a room covered in shingles, or something like that.
Popular Science (December 1968, p130) had an article on how the future of interior design was …. shingles and shakes. It’s titled “Wood Shingles on Indoor Walls?”
When you want some ideas on how to bring the outdoors indoors, look here:
http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=wCkDAAAAMBAJ&pg=PA130
Just for you, Vivian: http://lovelylisting.com/2008/06/whoops.html
I’ll feel right at home in my aluminum foil hat that keeps the CIA from knowing what I’m thinking.
It’s Lovely, I’ll take it.
Roidy
What kills me is that the rest of the house seems pretty normal. WTF here they thinking?
Do the Hustle?
Doot doot doot do doodoodoo doo doot!
Doot doot doot do doodoodoo doo doot!
When I was little, my cousin had metallic wallpaper and purple shag carpeting. We used to LOVE to rub our feet back and forth on the carpet and then touch the wallpaper to hear “zap” and feel a little shock.
I love that they upgraded the kitchen but left the linoleum floors.
One could go blind with one of those 3,000 candle flash lights thingys.