Website Renaming

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:^^^ I love you PP. Can we have an emotional affair?

Only if you agree now that it will leave you guilt-ridden and that you'll start at least five posts about it on the "Relationship Discussion" forum.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for the chuckles today!!

[Anonymous]

10:04 here. You'll need to act quickly if you want one of our original models. They are selling fast (yeah, suck on that, h8ers). All of the homes are under contract, except for the Lyon Village model. Apparently, there is a bidding war still taking place on this model, which broke out once we let slip that Arne Duncan had personally autographed one of the Bose speakers.

Fortunately, we have several new TyCo models to offer:

The "Mount Pleasant" - You'll love this home, where the standard screened porch with ceiling fan has been replaced with a personal, corner bodega and small fan that breaks down in the summer. Imagine how envious your friends will be when you only need to go to the rear of your own home when you get a craving for a six-pack and a papusa.

The "Chevy Chase" - We're quite proud of this model. From the outside, it looks like a modest bungalow, but below there's an extended build-out of a vintage basement from 1917. Plenty of room for storage; like a Cicada, you need only emerge once every 17 years, declare that you don't like what's been happening above-ground in your neighborhood, and head back below for the next decade to work on that freelance piece for the Atlantic. A man-cave for the cave-dweller in us all.

The "Pimmit Hills" - This is a twist on a local favorite. We've hired an actual architect to design this new home, which apparently has only happened once or twice in this model's namesake neighborhood since 1954. We guarantee you'll never want to tear down this beauty.

The "McLean" - This large and spacious home is conveniently located within walking distance of "downtown McLean." P.S. - Since there's not really any such thing as "downtown McLean," we've been able to build about 200 of this model without anyone quite figuring that they've just paid over $1.5 million to be near a 7-11 and a gas station.

The "Bethesda" - Yes, we've saved the best for last. This model is conveniently perched high on a hill, from which you can conveniently look down upon (oops, at) your neighbors and quickly repel anyone from Silver Spring who would dare compare themselves to you.

Hurry now - special financing offers expire at the stroke of midnight on April 2!

[Anonymous]

Does "The Bethesda" still come with 3 pairs of XS Lululemon yoga pants? I thought I read that in one of the promo brochures. If so, count me in!

[jsteele]

16:50,

Next year I am putting you in charge of our prank. Hilarious.

[Anonymous]

How about a new thread. Pyramids - They're not just in Egypt.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:10:04 here. You'll need to act quickly if you want one of our original models. They are selling fast (yeah, suck on that, h8ers). All of the homes are under contract, except for the Lyon Village model. Apparently, there is a bidding war still taking place on this model, which broke out once we let slip that Arne Duncan had personally autographed one of the Bose speakers.

Fortunately, we have several new TyCo models to offer:

The "Mount Pleasant" - You'll love this home, where the standard screened porch with ceiling fan has been replaced with a personal, corner bodega and small fan that breaks down in the summer. Imagine how envious your friends will be when you only need to go to the rear of your own home when you get a craving for a six-pack and a papusa.

The "Chevy Chase" - We're quite proud of this model. From the outside, it looks like a modest bungalow, but below there's an extended build-out of a vintage basement from 1917. Plenty of room for storage; like a Cicada, you need only emerge once every 17 years, declare that you don't like what's been happening above-ground in your neighborhood, and head back below for the next decade to work on that freelance piece for the Atlantic. A man-cave for the cave-dweller in us all.

The "Pimmit Hills" - This is a twist on a local favorite. We've hired an actual architect to design this new home, which apparently has only happened once or twice in this model's namesake neighborhood since 1954. We guarantee you'll never want to tear down this beauty.

The "McLean" - This large and spacious home is conveniently located within walking distance of "downtown McLean." P.S. - Since there's not really any such thing as "downtown McLean," we've been able to build about 200 of this model without anyone quite figuring that they've just paid over $1.5 million to be near a 7-11 and a gas station.

The "Bethesda" - Yes, we've saved the best for last. This model is conveniently perched high on a hill, from which you can conveniently look down upon (oops, at) your neighbors and quickly repel anyone from Silver Spring who would dare compare themselves to you.

Hurry now - special financing offers expire at the stroke of midnight on April 2!

Hilarious!!! Please tell me what you do for work (or what your major was)!!!!