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Old Posted Jan 8, 2019, 4:45 PM
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I kinda like the eyebrows. I wouldn’t want to live in that house but they make me laugh.
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I kinda like the eyebrows. I wouldn’t want to live in that house but they make me laugh.
gotta work with what you got.. just a few more windows would really tie the look together

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First thing I thought of was Humpty Dumpty.
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What's the pale blue bin for? Compost?
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I thought housing up there was insane even for shacks. That price is actually affordable. It must be a dungeon inside.
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This basement apartment in Scarborough is hilarious. Currently renting for only $1250/month!










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Nothing funny about that, m'lady. Looking at it makes my neck itchy.
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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 3:36 PM
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Yikes! I can imagine the stench of mildew and cigarette smoke. Reminds me of the "castle" that went for sale in Calgary last year for $1.75 million.













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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 3:39 PM
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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 3:49 PM
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Love that shower hehe. It'd be better if the beige was purple but otherwise yay.
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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 4:46 PM
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That Calgary castle deserves a spot in the Ugly Canada hall of fame. I have seen it so many times here over the years.

There is just something so god-awful about it. I'm sure it was the height of style back in 1953 or whenever it was built, but it just looks so seedy and off-putting now, inside and out. It just creeps me out. I cannot imagine anyone in their right mind paying $1.75 million for that thing, unless it's just for the land.
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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 5:11 PM
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That Calgary castle deserves a spot in the Ugly Canada hall of fame. I have seen it so many times here over the years.

There is just something so god-awful about it. I'm sure it was the height of style back in 1953 or whenever it was built, but it just looks so seedy and off-putting now, inside and out. It just creeps me out. I cannot imagine anyone in their right mind paying $1.75 million for that thing, unless it's just for the land.
It seems like it would be the residence of a group of Bulgarian vampires from 1973.
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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 5:15 PM
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It seems like it would be the residence of a group of Bulgarian vampires from 1973.
It would be the perfect setting for filming outré and somewhat disturbing pornographic movies. It almost looks like it was designed for that purpose.
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It would be the perfect setting for filming outré and somewhat disturbing pornographic movies. It almost looks like it was designed for that purpose.
Exactly what I was thinking..perfect place for a porno. That pool room looks like the rec room of a seniors complex..probably wouldn't be out of place in a certain Laval favourite.
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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 5:31 PM
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It would be the perfect setting for filming outré and somewhat disturbing pornographic movies. It almost looks like it was designed for that purpose.
That too. Another big part of the creepiness is the museum quality of it. It's a perfect time capsule. I cannot imagine living people in any of those rooms. That kitchen looks unused and the living room has a television set from the 80's. For me the turret room is one of the creepiest. I imagine a group of ghosts sitting on that red bench. I can't imagine living people sitting there. The basement reminds me of the original Wolfenstein.
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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 5:37 PM
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The living room in particular reminds me of the seedy motel rooms from Vacancy.





I could imagine a scene like this on a gritty VHS tape being filmed there.

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don't want to single out the homeowner so i'll just say it's a house for sale in alberta.



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great starter home, move-in-ready. This lovely home has been exceptionally well cared for and is waiting for new owners. The main floor has a large living room, a country style kitchen and dining room, two bedrooms and a remodelled and updated main bathroom. The basement has a spacious family room with wood burning fireplace, a large bedroom complete with ceiling mirrors and a three piece bath, with stand-up shower and flushable toilet. The back yard has lots of room to play. The driveway is paved and can fit multiple vehicles or park an rv. This home is located at the top of kraft dinner drive, close to schools, shopping, bussing and easy access to the lower portion of thick-alan blvd, for quick access to the highway. Sellers will provide title insurance, in lieu of a rpr and compliance. Call today for your private viewing.
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definitely needs more garage bays

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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 5:53 PM
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great starter home, move-in-ready. This lovely home has been exceptionally well cared for and is waiting for new owners. The main floor has a large living room, a country style kitchen and dining room, two bedrooms and a remodelled and updated main bathroom. The basement has a spacious family room with wood burning fireplace, a large bedroom complete with ceiling mirrors and a three piece bath, with stand-up shower and flushable toilet. The back yard has lots of room to play. The driveway is paved and can fit multiple vehicles or park an rv. This home is located at the top of kraft dinner drive, close to schools, shopping, bussing and easy access to the lower portion of thick-alan blvd, for quick access to the highway. Sellers will provide title insurance, in lieu of a rpr and compliance. Call today for your private viewing.mls
Did you add the bolded parts? How is there actually a road called Kraft Dinner drive and Thick Alan blvd?
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Old Posted Jan 9, 2019, 5:59 PM
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That house looks like a slug. There's the home for humans and the protruding home for cars. Or the more likely scenario: a home for trucks, atv's and piles of crap.
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