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Molly Margarita
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February 21, 2008
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An egg chair in some goofy bright print.
Or a set of Jacobsen's No. 7 chairs for the dining room. They were the first piece of furniture I ever fell in love with.
Hellooo? Did anyone actually read the link about the shower curtain story? The part about it being debunked?
From ABCnews.com:
"The group tested a total of five shower curtains...
But designpirate, the neighbors will already have heard the yapping little dog by then. That was jooly's point.
It seems rather cruel to expect any lovable pet dog to be expected to d...
Has anyone here ever had a cavity? Did you get it filled with an amalgam filling? If so, then you're walking around with 100 times as much mercury--IN YOUR HEAD--than in a CFL bulb. And let's no...
Wow, if I had owned one of these as a freshman dorm dweller, I wouldn't have broken my toes as I leapt out of bed to answer the phone!
After my fateful incident, I bought some of the...
"Hey, AT readers: Let's start keeping track of how many faux animal heads we see here. First one to ten should shout "Bingo"!"
Aww, I was hoping to turn it into a drinking game!
Wow, I think we have those twin beds (or something quite similar). They belonged to my brothers-in-law when they were kids, and somehow we managed to inherit them. They're stackable, to create bu...
Well, I think they look more like coffee beans, but it's a cute design no matter what you call it! (And it happens to match the decor of my living room oh-so-well!)
Hmmm... interesting. We're about to move into a home with really ugly tile countertops. The tiles are not to my liking to begin with, but the grout is just hideous. Since our countertop is small...
I think it would all depend on the density of the sand you're sitting in. Wet sand would hold, for sure. Loose, dry sand might present a problem.
I like it, but I hate carting a lo...
Pencils, I know where you're coming from, but remember that there are AT readers in Europe, too. They probably like seeing some objects that are on their side of the pond from time to time.
Personality. The place must have some meager bit of inherent personality. Beyond that, there's not much that I demand. I think that I've lived with formica countertops in every place I've lived ...
The Encore looks like an expensive futon and the Melrose looks like an expensive Klippan, so those are out. I like the lines on the Westwood, but I like a.s.n.'s suggestion of the Haley even more-...
As usual, I'm going to vote to buy from the little guys instead of buying from the big corporation. It's really worth going to the occasional tasting to learn about some of the smaller wineries. ...
Latest Comments...
An egg chair in some goofy bright print. Or a set of Jacobsen's No. 7 chairs for the dining room. They were the first piece of furniture I ever fell in love with.
Hellooo? Did anyone actually read the link about the shower curtain story? The part about it being debunked? From ABCnews.com: "The group tested a total of five shower curtains...
But designpirate, the neighbors will already have heard the yapping little dog by then. That was jooly's point. It seems rather cruel to expect any lovable pet dog to be expected to d...
Has anyone here ever had a cavity? Did you get it filled with an amalgam filling? If so, then you're walking around with 100 times as much mercury--IN YOUR HEAD--than in a CFL bulb. And let's no...
Wow, if I had owned one of these as a freshman dorm dweller, I wouldn't have broken my toes as I leapt out of bed to answer the phone! After my fateful incident, I bought some of the...
"Hey, AT readers: Let's start keeping track of how many faux animal heads we see here. First one to ten should shout "Bingo"!" Aww, I was hoping to turn it into a drinking game!
Wow, I think we have those twin beds (or something quite similar). They belonged to my brothers-in-law when they were kids, and somehow we managed to inherit them. They're stackable, to create bu...
Take another look at the Markor line at IKEA. At the price ($119), you could afford to buy a can of paint and make it black.
I can't decide if that flower is one of the most awesome things ever, or if it will give me nightmares!
Forget the flowers--I'd fill it with a few delicate twigs!
Well, I think they look more like coffee beans, but it's a cute design no matter what you call it! (And it happens to match the decor of my living room oh-so-well!)
Hmmm... interesting. We're about to move into a home with really ugly tile countertops. The tiles are not to my liking to begin with, but the grout is just hideous. Since our countertop is small...
I think it would all depend on the density of the sand you're sitting in. Wet sand would hold, for sure. Loose, dry sand might present a problem. I like it, but I hate carting a lo...
Pencils, I know where you're coming from, but remember that there are AT readers in Europe, too. They probably like seeing some objects that are on their side of the pond from time to time.
We have a skunk skull floating around somewhere... people always seem to think that is weird.
Personality. The place must have some meager bit of inherent personality. Beyond that, there's not much that I demand. I think that I've lived with formica countertops in every place I've lived ...
The Encore looks like an expensive futon and the Melrose looks like an expensive Klippan, so those are out. I like the lines on the Westwood, but I like a.s.n.'s suggestion of the Haley even more-...
As usual, I'm going to vote to buy from the little guys instead of buying from the big corporation. It's really worth going to the occasional tasting to learn about some of the smaller wineries. ...
The leopard is wearing a bow tie. I might be able to swallow the rest of the painting, but... waaaah? A bow tie. Wow.
I remember seeing this post in ReadyMade and thinking the chair was one of the ugliest things I've ever seen. The dimensions are way, way off.