Ted Nugent asked Tim Burton to design a house they can both enjoy.
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I take it none of you noticed this.
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Does it say fuck on the clownish painting?
Money is so wasted on the rich.
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Not even a real lion. Loser.
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That’s because they couldn’t find the BIGGEST lion.
And Jesus H. Christ. What the hell is going on with that leg.
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Now there’s a floor crying out for marbles and Lego bricks.
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You guys are no fun anymore. I like it. Living there the decor would become wearying I grant, but I don’t think most of us have to worry about that.
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Fun = Liking tacky decor?
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Sorta.
But there is a difference between wanting to spend a night at The Madonna Inn and wanting to live there.
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“Our staircase is based on the very same one Jesus used in the Harrowing of Hell.”
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I’m not sure Dr. Phil really counts as a “liberal” by the standards of American politics. There’s not much out there indicating his political affiliations—unsurprisingly, he probably doesn’t want to alienate any viewers—but he does appear in several (poorly sourced) lists of celebrities who lean conservative, apparently because he donated to a Republican campaign back in the 90s.
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Agree, some of the stuff here might be cool/funky on its own but it’s too much and just ends up looking like a dogs breakfast.
Fortunately the utility of the question “So how’s that working out for you” isn’t dependent on the fine taste of the person asking the question.
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I can’t quite shake the feeling that if this exact house were owned by a handyman (we can explain away the money by saying they built it over 30 years a la One Piece at a Time) the tone of the post would be “what a happy mutant” instead of “how gauche”
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Maybe it’s just me, but Dr. Phil always irked me. It seemed like he was getting sadistic lulz by beating up on people with problems, under the guise of “tough love”.
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And house that working out for you?
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That and having no license to practice psychology.
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