Our new house

[water]

Hey guys, take a look at the ad for our new house and tell me what you think. Check out all of the extra images (red link on the lower left) to see the great kid-friendly features that the previous owners had already added!

We're so excited!

http://www.realestate.com.au/cgi-bi...eader=&cc=&c=26415&s=wa&snf=ras&tm=1225887592

 

[Duke]

Now we know where you are going to live.

MUHUHAHAHA

 

[Thorn Bird]

yeah. australia.

 

[water]

LOOK AT THE PICS, YOU IDIOTS.

 

[zengirl]

Pole dancing fitness classes?

 

[Duke]

Okay, for a moment, just a moment, I thought you might be serious here.

Then i saw the room.

wow.

No wonder they have so many kids

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

Stripper poles! Nice!

 

[fly]

That family room is way too small. There isn't even a TV in there. How are you gonna entertain your kids idiot???

 

[Thorn Bird]

oh just turn them into a maypole and a ball-on-a-string-on-a-pole thing. you'll be fine, and little miss will love the flowers and mirrors!

 

[Shalimar]

chadwin place padbury.. sounds very richie rich.

 

[Shalimar]

600K.. knew I shoulda' went into IT.





I'm ready to move too.

 

[kiwi]

What exactly is a walk in robe?

 

[Sarcasmo]

LOOK AT THE PICS, YOU IDIOTS.

Huh? Whaaaaa?

 

[Syrup Beaver]

What kind of poofter lives in a place called Padbury?

Conjures up images of a certain choclatier merging with Lightdays.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

600K.. knew I shoulda' went into IT.

It's Australian dollars though, so it's more like fifty bucks.

 

[shawndavid]

I love the fact that there are two stripper poles AND two kids' bedrooms.

 

[Jonny_B]

I like the shaded outdoor living areas. they look like they'd stay nice and cool. i'd totally hang a volleyball net between the two poles.

 

[APRIL]

I don't get it... the house inside is baller, yet in the backyard they have a clothes line pole... did the stripper poles max out the budge to where they couldn't afford a dryer?!

 

[Jonny_B]

I don't get it... the house inside is baller, yet in the backyard they have a clothes line pole... did the stripper poles max out the budge to where they couldn't afford a dryer?!

holy crapola! drying clothes outside saves a TON of money in electricity, is good for the environment, and makes your clothes smell yummy fresh. they're in the process of revising all municipal codes that prevent outdoor clotheslines here.

edit: the only thing i could never dry on the line are shirts and pants that would need to be ironed if i did. While I do iron well, I hate ironing often.

 

[APRIL]

I love the sound of doing whats good for the environment. We don't have a fence in our backyard so we would get a hefty fine from the HOA if we tried.

Still though... the house owners don't strike me as the type that does what is right for the environment.