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Janna Rankin Scharf
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17 Comments on NOTHING surprises me anymore!
Maybe that WAS aggressive and she/he was trying to convey the message that it was "handicap accessible"....gotta admit they made a memorable impression !
Janna - I have never seen anything like this before, that is unbelievable.
The crutches seem to be holding the awning very nicely.
Very artistic, maybe it's the latest trend! :)
Janna~ Love your name- very unique! Hey! The crutches, now they ar e really different, aren't they? I guess they made do with what they had on hand? LOL!
Well, the Yankee Engineer in me is very pleased to see such
abstract reasoning - despite the owner's like of decorating flair.
Question: Do you suppose the owner is a Doctor or a Patient?
I can see the marketing tag line...
"Medical equipment included, no extra charge."
love the country charm .. you know the home owner is married to a great DYI "'er" he is never home handyman around his own place
Janna.. Should this home every get an offer that is accepted, I wonder what the home inspector will say? LOL. Do you think it is up to code? LOL..
It looks like the house is a little unstable with the crutches. How funny.
That is too funny. If somebody does buy it if they ever break a leg they'll already have the crutches. But then the house will need the crutch after it breaks from taking the crutches out LOL
If the crutches are strong enough to hold up a 200 lb man then why not a metal awning? Creative or stupid would depend on when they break.
I hope the homeowner didn't pay the contractor for pressure treated lumber! :-)
-Keith
The crutches kind of remind me of a few years back. Here in California we have a code requirement that water heaters be strapped, because of earthquake hazards. I met a home inspector on a house in escrow. Imagine our chuckle when we noticed the waterheater was "strapped" with a bungie cord:-)
Nothing surprises me anymore either!
I like the crutches. It shows that the house needs help!
Very funny! I will say this: it's memorable. This one would lend itself to all kinds of fixer-upper verbiage (some great examples above in fact).
Hey, if it makes the house memorable......