
What a bargain! Usually you have to go to at least a 2,000-square-foot house in order to get a giraffearium.
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What a bargain! Usually you have to go to at least a 2,000-square-foot house in order to get a giraffearium.
Via: www.ziprealty.com

I refuse to believe that one person — or a couple, or heck, even a four-person poly family — has this many clothes. Clearly they are using this room to store other things. Here we happen to see the Sneaker Cubbies and the Jeans Hanging Rack, but the rack behind that one is the Iron-Skillet Hanging Rack and the Small Garden-Tool Cubbies, followed by the Blue-Tarp Storage Shelf and the Out-of-Season Pool Toys Closet.
Loveliest comment, by Denita TwoDragons: When you need a Dewey Decimal System and a GPS to find your clothes, you might want to consider scaling down your closet.
Found by: Vivian
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I like the cut of your jib, sir or madam real estate agent, and shall emulate you.

Ah, that does feel good. Thanks!
Found by: Katrina
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Some day I’ll be able to buy a cabin of my own, dammit. And until I do…

I’ll have the Chair Army try to take over any cabin they can.
Found by: me. I don’t want to live in Texas — nothing personal, Texas, but I grew up in Scandihoovia and don’t do heat well — so this goes to the first reader with $4,000,000 to spare. It has I-don’t-know beds and I-don’t-know baths. The listing doesn’t say. If one has to ask, my dear…


Things I have littering my floors:
Lego
Papers I’m going to file any day now
Shoes
The laundry pile
Things I do not have littering my floors:
Carrion
Found by: Robin


Be nice to the poor real estate agent. It’s tricky taking photos of houses that strobe in and out of this plane of existence. And who knew that the next segment of the vertical world-axis had in-ground pools? Awesome!
Found by: WIll Edwards
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