matthewg's Profile

paintings of imaginary houses blowing away in imaginary storms are factual evidence of poor building standards. I did not know this, thank you.

with the headline, it initially appears as though the animal you are referring to is the smiling child on the bed, and not the hideous duvet.

yes, dress down the entire room, so one object sticks out.

I sleep on the other side of the bed, are the pillowcases two sided?

http://www.ccsf.edu/Library/imagecitationformat.htm

At the very least you could have gone to the owning institution and collected the following:

Frederic Edwin Church, Twilight in the Wilderness, 1860, oil on canvas, 101.6cm x 162.6cm, Cleveland Museum of Art, Mr. and Mrs. William H. Marlatt Fund

Improper citation is like bad grammar. Fix it, or your work will appear amateurish.

now, if you could only remember which cabinet has the colander. really, this is the most cabinetry I have seen, ever.

if it's a thomas pink shirt maybe. but no to most.

I found a couple of used tires and a blowjob on craigslist. I find it is better to tell a friend you are meeting someone you don't know at a hotel outside of town. That way, when they steal your wallet and drive off with your car, you have a ride home.

But really, my best find was a leather Chesterfield for $500 and a long list of vintage musical instruments I have flipped to pay for more apartment stuff. Craigs is rotten with garbage, using a separate Craigslist search helps. Or setting up alerts, so you don't have to use their interface.

And use a secondary email! There is nothing worse than being added to some jackhole's spam list because you posted some old ikea junk for sale.

oh hey, it's big. but it is lovely. it is nice to see mid-century not look so suburban.

kind of boring. like, here's a bunch of brand new stuff. nothing has any character. even the horseshoes on the wall are brand new and shiny.