 | ratty on Attaboy, Fido |
 | allthoughtswork on One-Liner – errm –… |
 | NobblySan on Attaboy, Fido |
| NobblySan on One-Liner – errm –… |
| allthoughtswork on Attaboy, Fido |
| allthoughtswork on One-Liner – errm –… |
| allthoughtswork on One-Liner – errm –… |
| ratty on Attaboy, Fido |
 | sticky on One-Liner – errm –… |
| sticky on Attaboy, Fido |
| sticky on One-Liner – errm –… |
| sticky on Something for the Weekend |
| ratty on Attaboy, Fido |
| sticky on Attaboy, Fido |
| ratty on Something for the Weekend |
Traditional in the front, modern in the back. I think they botched the reference, but I like the concept.
I’m going to utilize it when I become insanely wealthy to maintain a cool, low key facade for the public while secretly living a life of luxury. All you have to do is rip the labels off everything, people are stupid.
clever idea – not sure I would want to live in some of these hybrid houses though
replacing walls of a room with floor to ceiling glass would be great if the vista looking outward was of rolling green English countryside, a west of Scotland seascape, or a panoramic view of the Rocky mountains
but it’s not quite such an attractive proposition in an urban landscape !
[forbye that, I wouldn’t be able to pad about naked if there was a risk of being overlooked by nosy, prudish neighbours]
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I had to look up “forbye.” Thanks for the new word. I’ll never get to use it, because America, but I liked it nonetheless.
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word commonly used in Scotland – well, at least when I grew up there, but then I’m an auld fossil and it may have dropped out of use amongst the generation of scots born since I moved to England ?
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