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which one is the eyesore?
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Nantucket Red
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I see one decent house that needs a paint job and a modern monstrosity that "features" a garage.
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I see one decent house that needs a paint job and a modern monstrosity that "features" a garage.Originally Posted by Nantucket Red
+1, the owner of the "in need of repair" place should sue the other house owners for visual aggression. That garage has been optimised to fit as many SUVs as possible...
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They are both ugly. I lived a couple blocks from Bart Prince's house in Albuquerque. I was too young to to care, but I'm sure his neighbors bitched.
I hate closely-packed suburbs. When I buy in a couple years I'm not even gonna look at anything with less than half an acre. I was browsing realtor.com and I think people that build 3000+ sq.ft. homes on .17 acre lots are completely marsupialed. Who wants to have an alley between their home and the next?
I also agree that houses with garages that take-up 3/4 of the front of the house look really ugly.
I also agree that houses with garages that take-up 3/4 of the front of the house look really ugly.
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They are both ugly. I lived a couple blocks from Bart Prince's house in Albuquerque. I was too young to to care, but I'm sure his neighbors bitched.Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
not for me, but i like it.
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Awesome.Originally Posted by lawyerdad
for real, looks like a shipwrecked UFO or something from Waterworld
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Bart Prince is awesome.Originally Posted by Tokyo Slim
so why would his neighbors *****?
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so why would his neighbors *****?Originally Posted by matadorpoeta
Because all of his neighbors live in stucco homes built in the spanish or mission style. Mr. Prince's UFO is clearly visible from the sidewalk and street, and uh... is rather conspicuous in it's uniqueness. Knowing what kind of stuff stupid people ***** about, I wouldn't be surprised at all if sometime in the past 20 years or so nobody had complained. Here's a google map view of his neighborhood.
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Hahah
What a hilariously proportioned entrance. Looks as fake as Kim Kardashian's exit.
What a hilariously proportioned entrance. Looks as fake as Kim Kardashian's exit.
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