Sunday, July 24, 2022

Haha, yes

 


22 comments:

  1. Holy crap. Looks like my ex mother-in-law's house. Open the front door and smoke just roils out.

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  2. And the chosen color tint of the furnishings helps to hide the yellowing effect of the smoke, but does nothing for the odor.

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  3. Nicotine stained walls. Ashes embedded into all the fabric. Pretty rare to find a ash tray nowdays.

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  4. I'm surprised the sofa & chairs aren't covered in that thick clear plastic.

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    1. I was going to say the same thing, the company was Fingerhut. My
      mother even had their covers in her car.
      Bubbarust

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    2. Don't forget the plastic runners on the carpet.

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  5. dunna know abouts smoking, but the décor is the high water mark of affluence in late-'60's suburban Springfield, Virginia.

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    1. Yup, looks like my parents family room decor from about 72…

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  6. It does look like a living room from back in the day when everyone smoked.

    I was 8 or 9 and I remember objecting to the cigarette smoke, my dad told me "It's a smokers world, get used to it".

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  7. What? No wood paneling?
    -WDS

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  8. Of course, no person is sitting there because they all died in their 60s.
    Go to IMDB, look up an old movie, and see how many of them died "young," as we would say today. Using nicotine took its toll.

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  9. Unfiltered, menthol, Lites, Clove flavored or the kind that cowboy who died of lung cancer recommended?

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  10. You're ALL wrong....I don't see one single ash tray in the picture!

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  11. Definitely a candidate for James Lileks’ Interior Desecrations.

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  12. Our first couch had a similar pattern, 1984.

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  13. I purged my fixerupper of shag carpet and pink patterned wallpaper and discovered a virgin hardwood floor throughout the house!

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