Not what I think of when I hear "Copacabana"

Look. You shove the dresser out of the way, take the photo, shove the dresser back. That way nobody notices that the bedroom is the size of a Vanagon. Easy!
Found by Carolina.

Look. You shove the dresser out of the way, take the photo, shove the dresser back. That way nobody notices that the bedroom is the size of a Vanagon. Easy!
Found by Carolina.


I believe the owner of this house hates sinks. Really hates sinks. Dumb sinks, with all their drains and their water and... and... yeah. Sinks! Take that! Who's all wet now, huh?
Although actually, the bottom one looks more joyful than revengeful. Like someone was unpacking and going "the sink goes THERE!" and tossing it into the corner. Whee!
(P.S. I'm having some computer problems -- ones involving flames and smoke and such -- so please don't take it personally if I'm slow to reply to e-mails the next few days.)

Maybe this doesn't belong here, because the photo isn't demonstrating poor taste on the real estate agent's part. I think that this is just what the place looks like. You know, your standard parade viewing stand next to an A-frame sort of place. With someone dancing next to it.
That's what life is like every day in Utah, isn't it?
Found by Alisha.

OK, I give up. There must be some reason why people post photos of fish in their real estate listings, because there are just so damn many of them.
Found by Meg (I think).
Dum de dum de dum.... what's that, Commissioner? A chair is trouble?
I'll be right there!
Oh no -- (sob) -- I'm too late! Not Caney! WHY?????
(Found by Bob, who thinks the chair is fleeing the mess inside the house.)

That's "dream home" as in "blurry, confusing, difficult to explain, and likely to bore anyone you attempt to describe it to." But really, for just $550,000 is it worth the time to take a good photo? Nah.
(Found by Katrina, who says it makes her motion sick.)