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It's environmentally friendly, and people say it's stylish (stylish maybe, but not sure I'd want to live there). Thoughts?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090506/ap_ ... on_i_house

bjornolf wrote:It's environmentally friendly, and people say it's stylish (stylish maybe, but not sure I'd want to live there). Thoughts?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090506/ap_ ... on_i_house

Looks like a mobile home next to a bath house...

Looks decent enough, but if I'm spending 140K, Im buying a stick built house.

It looks like a double wide parked next to a utility building.

Here in the land of tornadoes, I've observed that the houses made of bricks usually withstand tornadic wind conditions. So while that house might work in California, land of earthquakes, it looks like the side might get blown off of it in a strong wind here.

Dang, I like it a lot. I'd consider one, were I in posession of an empty lot, and in need of a house.

I really like it too. I think it'd be an awesome lake or mountain house. Not beach house though...no way I'm putting that thing through a hurricane.

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bjornolf wrote:It's environmentally friendly, and people say it's stylish (stylish maybe, but not sure I'd want to live there). Thoughts?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090506/ap_ ... on_i_house

Looks like a mobile home next to a bath house...

It looks like a double wide parked next to a utility building.

Here in the land of tornadoes, I've observed that the houses made of bricks usually withstand tornadic wind conditions. So while that house might work in California, land of earthquakes, it looks like the side might get blown off of it in a strong wind here.

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devildeac wrote:

bjornolf wrote:It's environmentally friendly, and people say it's stylish (stylish maybe, but not sure I'd want to live there). Thoughts?

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20090506/ap_ ... on_i_house

Looks like a mobile home next to a bath house...

It looks like a double wide parked next to a utility building.

Here in the land of tornadoes, I've observed that the houses made of bricks usually withstand tornadic wind conditions. So while that house might work in California, land of earthquakes, it looks like the side might get blown off of it in a strong wind here.

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Now that turned into an interesting copy and paste... :oops: :roll:

Yea, I'm still trying to figure out where the various parts begin and end.

I like it.

I prefer vanilla......with indoor plumbing and a color TV.