American standards

"You expect me to live like this?" demanded the toilet. "I'll give you 'looks like someone tried to remodel it, and stopped.' Bah!"
And with that it stormed out the door to go to Norway, where plumbing fixtures are appreciated.

"You expect me to live like this?" demanded the toilet. "I'll give you 'looks like someone tried to remodel it, and stopped.' Bah!"
And with that it stormed out the door to go to Norway, where plumbing fixtures are appreciated.
I'm in the mood for a contest. So here you go: three photos showing sinks. Strange sinks. Norwegian sinks.


Is this picture crooked? Maybe not: the house "has a cracked foundation after a earthquake in the kitchen floor title cracks getting bigger look at pictures also cracks in block wall on the left side of house if standing in front of house" and on and on

These chairs that Karen found, on the other hand, are not having eeevil meetings. They're eagerly trying to look out the window and spot the school bus as they wait for their big brother (a La-Z-Boy) to come home and play with them.

Man, I hate that chairist furniture, never letting other furniture come to its meetings. And who does it benefit? Nobody!
Can't we all just get along?