What? They're dead, so what's the problem?

An anonymous poster pointed out I'd missed this in the WHEE BRRRONG BING BOONG BANG (or whatever I called it in a pathetic attempt to sound like a dial-up modem) post below. It's the kitchen. With the fogger still on the floor. Surrounded by dead bugs. At least I presume they're dead...

Where'd it go? How'd it get out? What was it?

On one hand: a clean bathroom, nice stager-style towels, plenty of sunlight.

On the other hand: A GIANT, OPEN CAGE.

(Found by Leah.)

3 BEDS, 2.5 BATHS, VIEW OF NUCLEAR PLANT

This house, with its large lot and new cabinets, looks like it would be just fine... if it weren't for the giant exploding ball of plasma outside.

(I am intrigued by the photo below, but these people are practically my neighbors and I probably shouldn't say anything in case I run into them.)

WHEEEE ooooh kjjjjj BING BING BING BING

Shame on both of you -- you're certainly old enough to know better! That's it, no more going online without supervision. You can come down when you're willing to behave.

Something fishy going on here

Found by Ellen, who says "these made my contacts pop out spontaneously."

Not just clogs and windmills

This just goes to show what an ignoramus I can be. Who knew that voodoo rooms are standard in Holland?

(Found by Sue.)

Well, hi

Well, hi! So you're the new owner, huh? Great, great. Look, I'm in the habit of having a barbeque here every weekend. You don't mind if I continue, do you? Do you? 'Cause yeah, technically I came with the house. Didn't you notice I was in the listing? Why else would be be in the listing, if I weren't included?

(Found by Anna, who points out that it comes on 37 acres of land. That's quite a deal, given the current real estate market.)