Man decorates basement with $10 worth of Sharpie
http://www.kentucky.com/147/story/532854.html
“Honey, I just decorated the basement! Cool, huh?”
“Oh, great. I can hardly wait until your bowling buddies get drunk and start coloring it in. But, there it is…I suppose it’s too much to ask 'em to keep between the lines???”
That’s awesome!!! ![]()
If your’ve had one too many, Don’t try to walk down the long hallway. It’s hard on the nose.
Churchill and … the Wolfman??? Freud? Dr. Zorba?
Added: Ah, I should have read the story. It’s G.B. Shaw. How disappointing.
That feller knows how to decorate! Wow!
“But darling I can still see the damp patch,”
G.B.Shaw disappointing? Disappointing, yourself! ![]()
I was amused by his rendering the flip-lid trash bin into R2-D2.
Perfect! ![]()
Commercially available
I gotta get me one of these babies! ![]()
“But darling I can still see the damp patch,”
What appears to be a damp patch is actually shadow from the spot light in the ceiling. They called this a basement room, but the view from the tall window shows that this room is above ground. I wish that my basement had views like that.
That is a funny little two-legged end table that is drawn on the wall. It looks like the artist missed that day in perspective class. However, the perspective distortion could be deliberate, as I have seen paintings with these perspective “errors”.
They called this a basement room, but the view from the tall window shows that this room is above ground. I wish that my basement had views like that.
It looks like the basements in NC. It’s almost
impossible to find a fully underground basement
here. They are usually open on one side, probably
because of hilliness? I don’t know. Is there another
name for it if it’s not fully underground maybe?
(Basements of any type are pretty rare here,
actually.)
abasement.
It’s not a basement, so it must be a non-basement: greek prefix “a”.
abasement.
Which also means “degradation”,
so it works on 2 levels. Nice.