Like a stuffed animal, but flat
Who's a cute little fuzzy wall? You is! Yes you is. I just want to cuddle with you, you cute little furry basement. Awwww. And Kate found you, yes she did! Fuzzy Wuzzy was a wall! Tickle tickle tickle!
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- This post is in honor of Mister Rogers
- Someday, Stool, all this will be yours.
- *nudge* *nudge* Anyone home? *nudge*
- It'll just encourage him if you look, you know.
- Paging Modesty Chair. Modesty Chair, please report...
- Come home, all is forgiven
- Call the police! They're hoarding our nation's vel...
- VrooooOOOOOOOOOoooooom
- No, really, it's lovely.
- FEEL HAPPY NOW
- You had the last box SX-70 film and you used it fo...
- They're fleeing in droves
- So long, suckers!
- Elvis has, in fact, not left the building.
- Please remove your boots right... there.
- Taking a mallet-head
- Wheeeeee
- *clunk*
- No pot of gold at the end of this rainbow
- housekeeping
- Not included: prince
- Go chicken go
- Hand me the power saw, willya?
- Too Much Coffee Cat
- "Incredible View of the Lake"
- ¡Fiesta time!
- snappy
- I'm sticking with you
- I blame moles.
- Please don't be real, don't be real, don't be real...
- Legs crossed
- It just needs a tilde in the URL
- Like a stuffed animal, but flat
- Closely resembling a real house
- Not included: sand
- "Do not Disturb tenants..."
- This listing needs to make wudu
- "Calvmkztm obcqu dyfigl erlacppyaq obcqu qvlw obcq...
- All the Realtors go "tweet tweet tweet"
- That's not where garters go, silly
- VWL MVMNT
- Ajax really isn't that expensive
- "The lot needs geological work."
- Ommmmmm
- Ka-thump ka-thump ka-thump ka-thump
- "was known as wormers Inn in the 1800s"
- "You can choose to paint your apartment"
- It's worth it to be so close to Archie McPhee's
- Fear the white plastic fury
- You're so sadly neglected, and often ignored
- No, no, it's a heated towelrack
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16 comments:
Heck, the fact that the street is named Screech Owl Circle alone is enough to make me want to buy it!
Trying to be positive here - looks painterly.
I have to say, sometimes, I appreciate the honesty...
From the looks of the rest of the pictures, the basement is not the only place with mold. Unless it's a defect of the camera, I'd say the whole house is moldy. I'd sell if I were the owners too! get out while the gettin's good.
Aaaaaaaack. That's not "cute" fuzzy, that's "ohmigod I need to shower in bleach just from looking at it" fuzzy.
Did you look at the other images of the house? Yuck-oh! You can see where the studs are under the walls - look for the darker shaded strips than run down the walls. What else could cause that, if not mold under the wallboard???
Eew-Eew-Eew!
And all that mold can be yours FOREVER for only $119,000!!!
Gee Whiz, with that much mold you're basically getting a buildable plot of land.
True, Karin. The listing says, "There is mold in the Basement so be careful."
Yeah, don't breathe down there.
piranhafish: Although the stud staining may be from the mold (that would be my bet), it can also be from cigarette smoke or regular dust. The studs are a thermal bridge that keep those strips of the wall colder than the insulated parts. This often causes condensation which collects whatever's in the air.
I managed to create mold in my house. I put a sheet of rigid insulation between an exterior wall and a radiator to reflect the heat back into the room. Years later I pulled it out to paint and YIKES, two small patches of mold were there.
Oh my, that is one sick house. And I don't mean sick as in teen-speak sick. What would cause that much of fungi? Grow-op, perhaps?
That basement floor looks soaking- has it actually got a layer of water? Potential for an indoor pool feature maybe.
I also really like how the kitchen has been laid out to make it look as if one of the units is making a run for it.
Angel: I'd guess there was a major leak in the basement that the owner completely ignored since it isn't living space. Basement slabs should always have a drain but they easily get clogged. I can imagine six inches of water sitting down there for days considering how even the staining is on the walls. If it were a leak from a gutter or something, the stain wouldn't be that even.
There's mold in the basement so be careful. Nice of them to say that.
Oh if only I hadn't actually toured places like this. You would think we wouldn't have mold houses in the desert. Wrong!
I really, REALLY thought that this was a nice mural of a desert scene when I first saw it, with majestic mountains and peaceful valleys. Maybe they can market it as a naturally-occurring trompe l'oeil.
It's obviously a furry house for hobbits. Every room in the place is the same 10 ft square!
Is it just me, or does it look like there's a few inches of water on the floor in the basement? Scary.
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