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SF Cribs: The places behind the clothes
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Piobaire
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^CAD of it and a lego model will be all i have of it for the forseeable future.Originally Posted by thekunk07
honda pics will come. wife is nuts so she's photoshopping out the license plate.
She's not nuts, she's prudent.
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Some really nice places. I could never live in them (see below) but it's cool that people actually live my fantasies.
For 250K being married, kids, etc takes a toll in your pad pimpage obviously, as does being fiscally responsible with your debt leverage. Do you fit into any of those categories? In my case I'm single, not a 'come see my etchings' batchelor type, and just plain not houseproud - and I'm also paranoid enough for work not to let anyone who I don't thoroughly know into my house. So I'm quite happy in the comfy but dumpy pile that I couldn't possibly show here.
i don;t get where people get their money from. christ. i guess 250k a uyear is fail. only my living room is worth posting.Originally Posted by thekunk07
For 250K being married, kids, etc takes a toll in your pad pimpage obviously, as does being fiscally responsible with your debt leverage. Do you fit into any of those categories? In my case I'm single, not a 'come see my etchings' batchelor type, and just plain not houseproud - and I'm also paranoid enough for work not to let anyone who I don't thoroughly know into my house. So I'm quite happy in the comfy but dumpy pile that I couldn't possibly show here.
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all of the above.
For 250K being married, kids, etc takes a toll in your pad pimpage obviously, as does being fiscally responsible with your debt leverage. Do you fit into any of those categories?
In my case I'm single, not a 'come see my etchings' batchelor type, and just plain not houseproud - and I'm also paranoid enough for work not to let anyone who I don't thoroughly know into my house. So I'm quite happy in the comfy but dumpy pile that I couldn't possibly show here.
Some really nice places. I could never live in them (see below) but it's cool that people actually live my fantasies.Originally Posted by montyharding
For 250K being married, kids, etc takes a toll in your pad pimpage obviously, as does being fiscally responsible with your debt leverage. Do you fit into any of those categories?
In my case I'm single, not a 'come see my etchings' batchelor type, and just plain not houseproud - and I'm also paranoid enough for work not to let anyone who I don't thoroughly know into my house. So I'm quite happy in the comfy but dumpy pile that I couldn't possibly show here.
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Well - be happy then
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Nice painting.
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You have a miniature coconut tree in your living room?Originally Posted by gdl203
I'm wondering why there are two lamps surrounding the tv like sentries. But really, the most important question is why there is an oven in the middle of the living room.
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I'm wondering why there are two lamps surrounding the tv like sentries. But really, the most important question is why there is an oven in the middle of the living room.Originally Posted by haganah
Where would you put the lights? The ceiling is too high to hang anything, and there's no outlet. There is a kitchen to the right of the stove.
You have a miniature coconut tree in your living room?Originally Posted by gdl203
No, it's an optical illusion. If I did have one, it would stay there until I get my place on the beach.
Yes. a climbing wall.Originally Posted by Kai
That used to be my dream. We had a bouldering cave in my dorm at boarding school because the houseparent was a climbing nut. Our school wall was awesome too. 40ft high with a huge roof and awesome overhangs. I was a hardcore climber in my teens. I need to get back in to it once i have more time. I just hate not being able to climb hard stuff anymore though.
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