We're going to need a bigger box.
Please tell me the giant box labeled "PESTICIDE" (I think) stays...
Thursday, September 11, 2008
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- Don't invite Lentil
- Ahhh, it's brilliant
- "Yard needs TLC"
- No no no no no
- Smooooth
- You be the judge
- Make us then a mighty host
- Oooh.
- My blue-tarp suburb
- IMPORTANT
- One wheel wheelie mek me wheelie one wheel
- Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in! Come in!
- (choir of angels)
- Listing listing
- Hide! Hide! The real estate agent is coming!
- Cleans up real good
- Living in Midget Village
- I'm detecting a pattern
- Which definition of "hopefully" are you using here?
- Does it come with a dock? Um... do you want one?
- Adventures in Real Estate
- Pacer!
- Huh?
- When they say "Gothic," they mean "Gothic"
- Pink!
- Take my breath away-ee-ee-ayyy-eee-eee-ayyy-eee-ee...
- JUST MAKING SURE YOU NOTICE
- Have you prepared your speech?
- You'll save on heating bills
- But would you want your daughter to marry one?
- Tip toe
- Load the torpedo tubes
- Naughty chairs!
- We're going to need a bigger tortilla chip.
- (insert sulky "vroom" sound here)
- Toast's ready!
- Kiss and make up
- I think this is how tornados are made
- Australia: fact or fiction?
- Maybe, just maybe, they're covering something up
- No, YOU pick it up.
- Included: oh Lord I hope not
- We're going to need a bigger box.
- Must... resist... "Who let the dogs in" joke...
- Cross-ventiliation is so important.
- Multi-tasking
- Jack wasn't invited
- Have a seat
- So that's what a washer and dryer look like
- I WILL EAT YOUR SOCKS
- For that "briefly not homeless" feeling
- We like sinks.
- Boo
- Address: 2600 Atari Ave.
- Perhaps it's computer-generated?
- I'm really starting to wonder about New Zealand
- Arrrrrgh! Rar! Rrrrrr!
- Dah dah dah-dah, dah DAH dah daaahhhhh
- The mold comes, on little cat feet.
- Actually, it'd be quite weird in New Zealand as well
- candles + roses + TP = romance
- Enviro-house
- Grillin' the George Foreman Grill
- Cousin Itt, dressed for summer
- Alien invasion
- Plaster falling on an open fire...
- Those naughty, naughty cushions
- Hate getting mail? This is the house for you!
- Goat not included
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14 comments:
wow.
seriously?
how can they even walk in that house, with piles of stuff everywhere? that is simply amazing!
I bet they have big pests hiding under their junk piles. my goodness. It's a little surprising that the most organized-looking picture was of the closet.
At least the yard is fairly well kept.
Oh dear - this is serious.
I have neighbors with a nice yard, a nice pool and a nice looking house from the outside...BUT I have never seen or known of anyone who has been invited inside! Yikes is that what lurks within?
p.s. They keep their curtains closed at all times! Hmmmm
I like how it looks like they've defined "pesticide" underneath.
Wow! Makes me wonder what the house looked like before they straightened up for the photos.
I hope the box next to it, which appears to me to be labelled "$" also stays!
Welcome to obsessive/compulsive manor.
OMGOMGOMG
I cannot fathom how people live like this. Photos like this make me want to get rid of everything I own!
So they had a problem with a LOT of pests, and there's still a lot of poison lying around. Plus, the photo of the lawn shows serious flooding around the foundation. I'm amazed that the pile of trash was above the level of the ceiling light fixture. This is a case where they were penny wise and pound foolish, how much would it cost to hire a trailer and haul the stuff to the dump? Then someone might actually consider buying the dump.
Excellent staging! Your house is much more likely to sell when your mess is placed into one giant pile.
"How much would it cost to haul all that to the dump?"
Emotionally? Everything. People who hoard like this would rather see their newborn baby tortured to death in agony than throw one item out. It's a mental illness, not simple laziness. They simply cannot do it.
Ah, that makes me feel so much better about my domestic inadequacies, there is hope for me yet.
wait. there's a HOUSE in there?!
as a native arizona-n, im embarassed!!!
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