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do u judge someone by their window treatments? this dude i know..makes very good money...friggin bedsheets in his windows 
of course i ask.."you know curtains are really affordable now...why don't you buy some?" he said chicks don't like guys with good window curtains....really...  | |
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Fury said: this dude i know..makes very good money...friggin bedsheets in his windows
of course i ask.."you know curtains are really affordable now...why don't you buy some?" he said chicks don't like guys with good window curtains....really... that's nonsense... a guy with style is attractive.. | |
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How could I? I've still got the 70's knit coverings on my movie room's windows.
What can I say? I'm lazy and they keep the light out. Studies have shown the ass crack of the average Prince fan to be abnormally large. This explains the ease and frequency of their panties bunching up in it. |
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moderatorFury said: this dude i know..makes very good money...friggin bedsheets in his windows
of course i ask.."you know curtains are really affordable now...why don't you buy some?" he said chicks don't like guys with good window curtains....really... Initially I really thought my answer to this question was going to be "no", but now that you mention it.... | |
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Every friggin' day!!!
This is a topic upon which I am at least qualified to pass judgement... If any fellow orgers need help, let me know!! Downtown Interiors Love all y'all...  A working class Hero is something to be ~ Lennon |
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Whenever I'm in a red light district: yes. "LOVE YOURSELF AS ALL PEOPLE" | |
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Absolutely. In fact, I have been known to point and laugh at vertical blinds. We don’t mourn artists because we knew them. We mourn them because they helped us know ourselves. | |
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My friend used to have towels over her front door window. I would tell her how ghetto that is every time I seen it. She finally took them down. She has blankets over her bedroom windows but I don't give her shit for it. A bitch has to sleep and I get that. Shake it til ya make it  | |
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For the most part, no.
But towels and bedsheets? Well that's just sad. |
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window treatments?! that's just shallow!
i only judge people based on their hairstyles and the brand of jeans they wear.  | |
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RenHoek said: Every friggin' day!!!
This is a topic upon which I am at least qualified to pass judgement... If any fellow orgers need help, let me know!! Downtown Interiors Love all y'all... Ooooo, Lawd! I soooo need your professional advice. Okay, I have 20 foot ceilings in my living room and have 2 rows of floor to ceiling windows for a total of 8 windows. They are currently uncovered. What kind of window covering can one use to block light and provide some privacy WITHOUT doing individual treatments on each window??? Should I do something that is retractable and comes outta the ceiling?  HELP!!!
And to answer Fury's question, after a certain age, there's NO excuse for bedsheets on the windows. | |
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Genesia said: Absolutely. In fact, I have been known to point and laugh at vertical blinds.
 @ Genesia's bougie butt. | |
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SCNDLS said: Genesia said: Absolutely. In fact, I have been known to point and laugh at vertical blinds.
@ Genesia's bougie butt.You have verticals, don't you? 
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Genesia said: SCNDLS said: @ Genesia's bougie butt.You have verticals, don't you?
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SCNDLS said: RenHoek said: Every friggin' day!!!
This is a topic upon which I am at least qualified to pass judgement... If any fellow orgers need help, let me know!! Downtown Interiors Love all y'all... Ooooo, Lawd! I soooo need your professional advice. Okay, I have 20 foot ceilings in my living room and have 2 rows of floor to ceiling windows for a total of 8 windows. They are currently uncovered. What kind of window covering can one use to block light and provide some privacy WITHOUT doing individual treatments on each window??? Should I do something that is retractable and comes outta the ceiling? HELP!!!
And to answer Fury's question, after a certain age, there's NO excuse for bedsheets on the windows. Email me at my biz-email with pics and size estimates. Width & Heigth please... I have options... Drapes would be the most versatile in terms of fabric selection, light control and "softening" the room. Like this... 
*not my work, not motorized, just an example* Motorized Roller Shades would be practical in terms of ease of use, contemporary in appearance and they could be mounted on the exterior of the home. This frees up the interior walls and window trim (if decorative...) Like this... 
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