Anonymous wrote:"Anonymous
http://hometryst.com/md/5821-goldsboro-rd-bethesda-md-20817-mls-mc7232193/
I can't figure out how to post the picture. I think this is the mother of all McMansions. Its on a tiny lot right on a major intersection."
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Anonymous wrote:What is it with the two tall columns on the "walrus" and other houses? Is this considered a sign of prosperity in some cultures? Do they serve any structural purpose?
I was driving around an aging, close-in suburb today and noticed quite a few new, poorly built houses with these ginormous columns, nestled among what are otherwise $350-400K houses. I wouldn't take or post pictures, but it was striking how many cheap teardowns built in the last 10-20 years have columns like this.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:http://sandyspringbuilders.com/plan-your-home/lots-and-homes-sale/4404-w-street-nw-washington-dc-foxhallphillips-park
This entire neighborhood.
winner
But if you look in the gallery, images 16 & 21 are simply beautiful. I would be hard pressed to tell they weren't 100 years old. Some of the homes are quite lovely. Many are not, though.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
This. Is. Heinous!!!!!!!
Still laughing at the Monticello posting and whatever palace the other pic was.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:
So many people here sound classless and jealous. If you had class you wouldn't be trying to notice what others have (and consequently, what you don't). How immature, naive and disgusting. Grow up, get a hobby, do something with your life besides trying to judge others. You're not very good at it.
And using the word "mcMansion"? Is your life that bad? Do you have to announce it to others? Really? I know plenty of old houses that have piecemeal add ons that are so sorry, you may as well announce that you can't afford the neighborhood. Really? Ick.
Says the bitter person who overpaid for cheap new construction, under the mistaken impression that she would be surrounded by senators and admirals in her new "neighborhood", who drives into her garage and never sees a neighbor, and who is paying through the nose for energy bills.
"Classless" is buying new cookiecutter crap in a region full to bursting of beautiful, classy existing homes.
Jealous is the person who has to drive 20 minutes to fight for parking at the nearest Whole Foods, when I can walk five minutes to mine. Jealous is the person who has to spend $60k at Roche Bobois just to fill up rooms that are never used.
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