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Raparperi wrote...
PumpJack McGee wrote...
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No one probably gets this, but if I think about this even 1% realisticly: in Parks and Recreation season 3 episode 6 they go to Chris' place. And I want his house. It doesnt seem too large nor too small + with different furniture and decorations it would be really nice.

And if I just think about a perfect home... I think I would disguise myself as one of Jacks maids and then kill him in his sleep so I get his money and the castle. And the maids. Har har.


Try it, honey.




Oh yeah, silly me. I forgot that I can just live with you there D: [size=7]and we can have group sex with the maids[/h]


Now you're getting it.


See?

We're perfect.



Oh oh, I have one thing I want to add to that! At least some of the maids have to be dressed like the maids in the castle in Fable 3!!!! :O I cant find any pictures of them, but they are kinda cute. [size=10]And that reminds me, when I was playing it I decided I need to draw a picture of those maids. Need to remember that..[/h]


I haven't played Fable, but sure.
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Five bedroom- one office, four bedrooms-, three baths, a fairly large kitchen, two TV rooms, and a treadmill room/writing/reading room. The master room would be ten by sixteen, a queen sized bed, a twenty six inch flat screen, a bookshelf, a polished wood dresser, a glass-slider closet, and a desktop/Laptop table.
The eating area and the kitchen will be part of one large room, nineteen by six, and stone slabs in the kitchen, and wood in the eating area.
Two of the red bedrooms will be spares and guest rooms, the third non-masked will be the reading/writing room I described earlier.
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For a more reasonable ideal home I'd probably want:

Nothing too fancy, a medium sized two story home with an attic, a basement, and maybe a deck out back. Inside I'd probably want three bedrooms with at least two bathrooms. My bedroom/master bedroom would be hooked up with a nice TV and a desk off to the side. Maybe even a mini fridge in the room too. Also a fireplace would be nice. Other than that pretty much the normal run of the mill things in the house. Oh yeah and Internet.

On the outside I'd want a decent sized backyard with a nice, sturdy, climbable tree. (Because trees are cool to hang out in) I'd consider getting a pool but they're too much work for me to want to maintain. However, I would like to have solar panels/windmills as a source of energy.

The ideal location would be somewhere where it's not hot and HUMID all the time. Although I do enjoy storms and rain alot. I'd also want to live in a more quiet area. I'd also have to live close to a good chinese restaurant and a decent pizza place.
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My dream house... probably a suburb close to a really awesome city with plenty to do or see! I'd like something comfortable with enough room for growth while still having a very warm, lived in atmosphere. I'm only specific one particular room -

a formal dining room with deep, red walls
dark, independent works of art on the walls in gold frames
deep wood flooring and a long table to match
sexy chandelier with a hint of gold accents!
very expensive china to match and a well stocked wine cabinet

It would need to have a nice study, a very comfortable sitting room area towards the front of the house, a balcony or porch of some kind that leads into a beautiful garden area - perhaps with a fountain? - but still some free space in the yard for the kids and animals to run around in, and a large bedroom with a walk-in closet, a bay window, and a beautiful en-suite bathroom with a generous tub and shower. It wouldn't hurt to have a good view too. I guess I'm actually really picky? But we're talking about dream houses here! Plus, my Dad and I watch a lot of the house hunters/home renovation shows on HGTV. :P
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Uhh, I dunno. A moderately sized apartment would be fine for me in the city. Bathroom with washer and dryer nearby, nice bedroom, spacey kitchen area and a nice living room-ish place with some cushy chairs, a couch, and TV. Maybe an extra room for all my random shit that would be out of place in my bedroom.
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I would want a house near the beach. The decorations inside would be posters of all sort everywhere with nerdy objects of awesomeness on shelves. A fridge stocked with hot pockets. A lifetime supply of cereal. A giant bean bag chair in front of a theater size television. It would be one bedroom and one bath. With a pool outside on the deck over-looking the beach.
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Somewhere in South America. An Albert Speer monument near the mansion.
Sculptures by designed by Arno Breker in the front yard. The quote "Gott mit uns" above the front door. Greenish marmor and golden beige here and there and a reichsadler in the foyer. A swastika in the center of living room. Living room decorated with Hitler's paintings and some nazi art. In one place a big portraits of Hatsune Miku and Hayao Miyazaki next to the fuhrer. And smaller portraits of ZUN, Richard Wagner, Albert Speer etc.
The swimming hall has some more Arno Breker sculptures and a dome with a swastika in the center.
Guest wifi will be named Ambassador.
A Japanese room.
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two story house with a sound proof rooms
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A small 1 bedroom apartment in Seattle on the 10th or greater floor with a view of downtown, no greater than 400 square feet (~37 square meters), no less than 325 square feet (~30 square meters), dark wood hardwood floors, monochrome decor and furniture, brushed stainless steel counter-tops in the kitchen, gas oven/range, stainless steel refrigerator (with French doors), 2 walls of my living room will be bookcases filled with both classical and contemporary literature, the wall between the two others would be a massive chalkboard, home intercom linked to a media center, 22" (~55cm) television in the kitchen with cable and a DVD player (cooking shows etc), 40" (~101cm) television in the living room on a swivel with the cords integrated into the table to allow for free motion (up to 720 degrees), 2 small modern style love seats, in the bedroom another 40" TV, twin bed, bookcase, Underwood typewriter, wall mount for my bass guitar, slate-stone bathroom floor (preferably grey), comfortable chair and a small computer desk with a high end custom pc (with a wireless keyboard and mouse capable of linking to and TV in the house, semi-opaque glass shower, full sets of copper-bottom cookware, and a fake fireplace.

As a bit of background information, I'm mildly agoraphobic (hence the small size, large spaces make me incredibly uncomfortable) and I'm acrophilic (I think that's the word), so a small place high up sounds excellent.
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Please_don't_ban_me wrote...
A small 1 bedroom apartment in Seattle on the 10th or greater floor with a view of downtown, no greater than 400 square feet (~37 square meters), no less than 325 square feet (~30 square meters), dark wood hardwood floors, monochrome decor and furniture, brushed stainless steel counter-tops in the kitchen, gas oven/range, stainless steel refrigerator (with French doors), 2 walls of my living room will be bookcases filled with both classical and contemporary literature, the wall between the two others would be a massive chalkboard, home intercom linked to a media center, 22" (~55cm) television in the kitchen with cable and a DVD player (cooking shows etc), 40" (~101cm) television in the living room on a swivel with the cords integrated into the table to allow for free motion (up to 720 degrees), 2 small modern style love seats, in the bedroom another 40" TV, twin bed, bookcase, Underwood typewriter, wall mount for my bass guitar, slate-stone bathroom floor (preferably grey), comfortable chair and a small computer desk with a high end custom pc (with a wireless keyboard and mouse capable of linking to and TV in the house, semi-opaque glass shower, full sets of copper-bottom cookware, and a fake fireplace.

As a bit of background information, I'm mildly agoraphobic (hence the small size, large spaces make me incredibly uncomfortable) and I'm acrophilic (I think that's the word), so a small place high up sounds excellent.


I live in a 36m2 1 bedroom apartment right now and I can tell you that your dream flat will be so cramped that you won't be able to move around. If you could even fit everything in it, which I seriously doubt. Rank it up another 10m2 and you might start coming close to something that would fit your stuff.

For me, I'd like a 3(possibly four) room flat, high up and with a decently sized balcony. Ideally facing east so I have some morning sunlight.
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Please_don't_ban_me wrote...
A small 1 bedroom apartment in Seattle on the 10th or greater floor with a view of downtown, no greater than 400 square feet (~37 square meters), no less than 325 square feet (~30 square meters), dark wood hardwood floors, monochrome decor and furniture, brushed stainless steel counter-tops in the kitchen, gas oven/range, stainless steel refrigerator (with French doors), 2 walls of my living room will be bookcases filled with both classical and contemporary literature, the wall between the two others would be a massive chalkboard, home intercom linked to a media center, 22" (~55cm) television in the kitchen with cable and a DVD player (cooking shows etc), 40" (~101cm) television in the living room on a swivel with the cords integrated into the table to allow for free motion (up to 720 degrees), 2 small modern style love seats, in the bedroom another 40" TV, twin bed, bookcase, Underwood typewriter, wall mount for my bass guitar, slate-stone bathroom floor (preferably grey), comfortable chair and a small computer desk with a high end custom pc (with a wireless keyboard and mouse capable of linking to and TV in the house, semi-opaque glass shower, full sets of copper-bottom cookware, and a fake fireplace.

As a bit of background information, I'm mildly agoraphobic (hence the small size, large spaces make me incredibly uncomfortable) and I'm acrophilic (I think that's the word), so a small place high up sounds excellent.


I live in a 36m2 1 bedroom apartment right now and I can tell you that your dream flat will be so cramped that you won't be able to move around. If you could even fit everything in it, which I seriously doubt. Rank it up another 10m2 and you might start coming close to something that would fit your stuff.

For me, I'd like a 3(possibly four) room flat, high up and with a decently sized balcony. Ideally facing east so I have some morning sunlight.


Embarrassingly, I've scrutinized floor plans and interior decor (mostly because my current 650 sq ft (~60 sq m) is unnecessarily spacious for me.) for many a good evening, and with the design I want, you're correct, I will have things fitting in tightly, very tightly, but everything will have it's exact place with no room for deviation, it will be structured and orderly, if only out of necessity. My home will be that of a puzzle, everything will fit together, but intricately and without margin for error.
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First of all, I'd like to like in the center of the city so I could have all sorts of services close to my place such as restaurants, shops, libraries, subway and so on.

As for my house itself, I'd want a relatively small appartment in the third or sixth floor (assuming the sixth one would be the tallest). I would like a large living room that would be mixed with the kitchen as to make it quite ample and have lots and lots of natural light. The bedrooms would be in the upper floor which would be behind the TV in the living room as an indoors balcony (not sure I'm explaining it well but I've seen it somewhere before so I know it exists :D)

As far as rooms go, just two - one to sleep with that has a private bathroom and another to make a home office.
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animefreak_usa Child of Samael
My current house is ideal... would mind a summer home in San Diego.


My family has homes in Mammoth lake, Bass lake, Morro bay and Ensenada.
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two story house with basement. my room or man-cave is in the basement. the first floor is the rooms and guest rooms. good kitten and dinning room. one room for my sword collection. the top floor will be a small observatory.

i will have a river in the back in a secluded area.

i will have 5 or so maids (hand picked) and 1 butler
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I would want a small house out in the mountains somewhere. It would be wooden, probably painted green with white trim. I'd have a music room/library, then the rest of the house would be functional and normal. Posters on the wall, wine bar, ohhh yeah.
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I'd like to live in the woods far away from people except for some hot girls (at least 25 percent of them being futanari) that would like to live out some crazy sex fantasys. And really good internet connection.
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Dunno, a big one full of everything i need/can ever want, built to my exact specifications. Oh and 2 harems, one for the ladies, one for the gentlemen :3
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Its Art wrote...
I'd like to live in the woods far away from people except for some hot girls (at least 25 percent of them being futanari) that would like to live out some crazy sex fantasys. And really good internet connection.


I'm curious, would yo allow me to be one of those hot girls?
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SneeakyAsian CTFG Vanguard
[color=#993300] Paradisaical oasis in the sky. Large self-maintained garden, plenty of glass, open design.
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[color=green]Something like this:

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