Just state where you live and post a pic of your lovely abode.

I'll start. I live in the suburbs of Bangkok, Thailand, in a place called Suan Phak (vegetable garden).

Home of Dawson's Creek and One Tree Hill.

Blue Ridge Mountians, NC

this is Terrigal, NSW where I grew up

Ok, we see which town or city u live in but I wanna see where exactly u live.

This is the front of my house
I rent the upper flat...but this is my gardening work from last fall

applekisses said:

Very nice.

NoodleSoup said:

Thanks

Groundfloor appartment
Three room appartment
With two impossible hallways
Two gardens

I have to admit this is not my appartment EXACTLY, but my entire street looks like this; designed by Dutch architect Berlage.
[Edited 10/11/04 21:03pm]

GooeyTheHamster said:

Don't like your new avatar by the way. Bring back the old one.

applekisses said:

I like the white boarding on the house!

althom said:

Thanks! I should take a current photo...the plants I have now are GORGEOUS!

NoodleSoup said:

I do not know what you are talking about; I am a newbie. I never HAD another avatar...

So, you do not like Bjork's black hole?

And, what would you do to make me change it?

GooeyTheHamster said:

I don't like Bjork's black hole to be honest. That's cool that u're a newbie, just like me.

As far as making u change it? Smack u over the head with a hammer and then change it back while ur out cold.

NoodleSoup said:

Mmmm
Try again.
I do not like this option.
More something in the line of the nudie pics of the other thread.
Are you jacking your own thread?

GooeyTheHamster said:

Looks like it doesn't it? Hardly anybody is posting pics of their house anyway. Probably all live in caves.

NoodleSoup said:

I'll be Fred if you are Barney.
I'll yabadabadoo you...always wanted to

This is me , not quite finished. Gold Coast Australia

Ocean said:

OMG hon you have a beautiful home! wow!!

Natisse said:

Aww thanks hun it's my pride and joy.

Natisse said:

I see the second floor now... ...lol

And didn't you design it yourself, Ocean??...

Byron said:

Yes I did

Here is a link to my homepage and the photos are on the page it says KUVIA in Finnish

http://tiainen.net

Ocean said:

My god woman..... let me start by saying WOW! Your home is amazing..... and second.... I will definately NOT be showing mine now.... incredible hon!

Nothing relevant, but it gives a general idea

MarySharon said:

What a beautiful photo...

There's no way I'm posting a picture of my home.

My upstairs neighbours are crack dealers (directly above me) and next-door to them is a guy recently released from prison for burglary offences. My next-door neighbour on the ground floor is a teenage pot-head called Stacey. Stacey's brothers are currently in prison after murdering their stepfather whilst their mother lay in a hospital bed dying of cancer.

It's not exactly Sesame Street.

Here's some lovely pictures of Little Lever from Bolton's official website.



The centre of the bustling metropolis, Market Street. Note the pyramid-shaped roofs of the stores (which is typical of mid-60s architecture - in Egypt). You can possibly make out the "For Sale" sign on top of the local discount store, 'Pocket Savers'. Mysteriously, the store failed to turn a profit despite being situated on the Rodeo Drive of the village. Market Street also features a handy road which leads you out of the village, if you ever feel like leaving.



Here's the Little Lever crest on the side of the 'Lo-Cost' store. The crest appears to have been adorned with either dog faeces or curry as part of a local ceremony known as "Getting Wrecked". The last time I actually studied this enchanting urban artwork, somebody had actually added a huge cock to the painted cock astride of the horn.



Ever wanted to spend Christmas in Lapland? No need! December in Little Lever is a veritable Winter Wonderland! Note the juxtaposition of the Eastern-Bloc-themed Shopping Centre on the left, to the slum-dwelling terraced houses across the road. Two small Christmas Trees have been jauntily arranged to the walls of two buildings. You can almost hear the village choir singing 'Oh Come Ye, All Faithful' at Midnight Mass.



The epicentre of culture in Little Lever - the Branch Library! It's cubist form evokes feelings of post-War Leningrad and all the romance and glamour associated with a gorgeous Summer's day in Moscow.



More Christmas Trees to the left of this picture. After a few glasses of egg-nog, you could practically believe that your viewing the Winter Parade at Disneyland!



This is the Church Inn which recently had it's fair share of drama two weeks ago. Bandits rammed down its front doors one Saturday morning, stole the till and the contents of the cigarette vending machine. The wiley scoundrels! Yes, there's never a dull moment in Little Lever. Excitement and amazement await you, on every street corner and behind every door.



A church. The two figures in the foreground appear to have stocked up on provisions at the aforementioned Lo-Cost store. Lambrini, Mad-Dog 20/20, Mango Bingo and Vodka Mudshakes are all popular with the inhabitants of this picturesque village.



An interior shot from inside the local booze-store on the precinct. What do you think the man may be holding? A gun? A knife? Oh the endless mystery and intrigue...



An alleged school which also doubles as a specialist language college in the evenings. Why would so many inhabitants of such a small rural community want to speak a foreign language? Could this be the epicentre for accepting foreign-exchange students in Northern England or could there be a more sinister reason?
[Edited 10/12/04 11:32am]

Natisse said:

Wow... what a lovely place to grow up!

Now... let's see if I can find any flattering pictures of Birmingham to post here!!!!!

Byron said:

It makes the area look beautiful!