What more do you need to see?
Interior photo? You want an interior photo? Fine. Here:
Is that interior enough for you, Sport? Hope so, because it's the only one you're getting.
Found by Shelby.
Thursday, October 9, 2008
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18 comments:
Wow that's great. I'm convinced now.
They could have done the dusting!
you can tell so much about a house by the quality of their utility closet.
Yes, and gosh-darn-it, it is copyrighted too. No selling this exquisitely composed photograph without permission. No sir-ee bob.
Um... also, this is a picture from the future... can you copyright the future?
I'd take it, but I don't think my furniture would fit. Hell, today's mail wouldn't fit...
Wow, it looks like the one we replaced last year.... Our electric bills dropped 40%...
Someone obviously has bad childhood furnace fears and issues,... in the dark, dark basement. But, if you click on that green monster, there are two more photos of a nice kitchen and another room. Way overpriced for Farmington NM I think though.
How... intestinal. It takes guts to post such a picture. [noneface]
God. This blog rocks. I just went through your entire back catalogue, laughing all the way.
Where can I get one of these? Is it going to be an antique of the future? Is it expensive, do you think I should invest in one for the future?
Please advise!
Maybe it's just me, but I think this house is a dead ringer for the house in Malcolm in the Middle.
Actually, I think this realtor should win some kind of award for their photo-editing skillz. Have you seen the 3 bed, 2 bath wheelie bin they're also selling?
I'm not sure why they would want to include that photo. There was 2 other interior photos.
At least we know the copper hasn't (all) been stolen?
That's right Jen. I take that picture all the time to prove that the furnace existed.
Seriously. I mean, for a listing boasting "custom cabinets" and "built-in book cases you would think they would have thrown in a few shots for the prospective buyer. (BTW, "custom cabinets" are not always a good thing...it could mean that they didn't bother to go out and get decent ones from a respectable company and decided to have Uncle Ralph put some plywood and metal brackets together and call it a day.)
Are you kidding? Who was the real estate adject...builder bob?
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