Despite the questionable Photoshop job here, who would want to buy a house that’s going to be washed away with the next high tide?
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The picture is accurate. What you don’t understand is that it wasn’t beachfront property until the last earthquake. After the next one, it’ll have a moat!
Hey, maybe it’s on some sort of motorized contraption which moves it back and forth with the tide. And gives it a weird perspective in relation to the beach. And a different light source. And wrong scale.
It looks like the Emerald Queen Riverboat Casino in Tacoma, Washington. Maybe it drifted away and washed up in Long Beach.
All aboard!
Q:who would want to buy a house that’s going to be washed away with the next high tide?
A:somewhat who enjoys being at sea
The House Boat
soon will be making another run
The House Boat
promises something for everyone…
Thanks for the earworm. I might have to go find some episodes online now…
Who would want to buy a house that’s going to be washed away with the next high tide?
Anyone thoughtless enough to build their castle on wet sand?
2012 ark version 2.0? hopefully this one will be able to move with the cargo-hold doors open…
“Arrrr. I hate the sea and everything in it.”
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lol…………I attempted to show this home over a year and a half ago. It actually has a boardwalk in front of it, a substantial beach in front of it before you reach the water. It also has homes on either side of it.
It is a really disturbing photo shop job.
If it was any closer to the beach, it would be floating!
My 4 year old saw this picture and said, “Wow, so close to the beach.” Photoshop skills: you can fool preschoolers. Congrats.