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- Damn paparazzi
- Your parents must be so proud.
- Tacoma Dome
- Madness in every direction
- Heart and soul, la la la la la la, heart and soul,...
- Forbidden knowledge
- Everybody's looking for something
- For deep, deep cleaning
- Oh, the pain of my catharsis
- All the standard kitchen appliances
- They can be so pushy sometimes.
- You never calll, you never write...
- Scavenger hunt
- She'll be right.
- Still drunks, but they're our drunks
- Cracking up, or about to punch the photographer?
- Someday it will become a state
- An aside
- *honk, honk*
- Oh, screw it
- It's all here
- Why so glum, chum?
- Avoiding listings altogether
- A little privacy, please? Part II
- I'll pet it and brush it and call it "AAAAAHHHHHHH...
- You gotta know when to hold 'em, know when to toss...
- I must go down to pee again
- An old friend shows up
- Better than one of those shiny new outhouses
- In the not too distant listing...
- $1399 / 3br - 3-Level TH, event horizon
- Fortunately... unfortunately...
- All for the want of a notepad
- I dialed 911 a long time ago / Don't you see... oh...
- "garage house (hollis)"
- Wood paneling, haunt me! Wood paneling, haunt me!
- Closely resembling an apartment you can rent
- Dear new owner...
- Luxury!
- Trial Version!
- Suck it in just a little further, buddy...
- The Citgo sign is just out of the frame
- Humanity won't be happy until the last interior de...
- Built during the bricklayers' strike of 1918
- This is Allston, not LA
- It's the mud creature!
- The mud and the blood and the beer and the "for sa...
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9 comments:
I can see it now. My dogs are trying to get to the front door, but keep hitting the wall. Poor things.
good gosh, ALL the photos are like that... except for the one tilted in the opposite direction.
But NY's beshhht bar issssh jesssst schhhteps awaaay! Whooooa!
I'm wondering if there are some glaring defects that they were trying to hide with all the slanted photos. Very strange.
"We offer a new slant on luxury apartment living . . ."
A very good rent for that part of town -- maybe it really is that tilted!!!
If you don't have a wide-angle lens, you tilt the camera to get the most scene you can. Lame.
Anonymous - that's because that one photo was taken from the other end of the house. I mean, you know, duh.
I actually used to live in 1930s era apartment in the Montrose neighborhood of Houston. The wood floors slanted a degree or two and my toddler aged niece would delight in letting a ball go and watch it magically roll to the far wall of the living room.
I don't have anything clever to say, just was glad to have the memory jogged..
Very late seeing this post, but you totally missed making a sweet reference to the Weimar-era German film The Cabinet of Dr. Caligari!
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