i think i found the official THR house
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El Tejon
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Yeah, but how secure is it against THR's main concern--bear attacks?
In fact, looks like a place where they may hibernate. "Hey, Boo Boo, Mr. Ranger will never find us in the Mall Ninja Palace."
In fact, looks like a place where they may hibernate. "Hey, Boo Boo, Mr. Ranger will never find us in the Mall Ninja Palace."
mtnbkr
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Looks like a hobbit house.
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Little Loudmouth
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Who lives in this? Frodo, Merry and Pippin?
Duke of Lawnchair
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HAHAHA.
Took the words right out of my mouth.
BHPshooter
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Yeah, looks like a hobbit house, but still pretty darn cool.
Quite pricey, at $495,000... but cool, nonetheless. Would be a great getaway/vacation/retirement house.
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Quite pricey, at $495,000... but cool, nonetheless. Would be a great getaway/vacation/retirement house.
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The word "Ultimate" turned me off before the first pic loaded....pic loaded and yep "turned off" confirmed .BerettaNut92
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The Ultimate.
You know it, you FEAR it. You love it.
Awww nawwwwww.
(Isn't that place vulnerable to attack from 3 sides?)
You know it, you FEAR it. You love it.
Awww nawwwwww.
(Isn't that place vulnerable to attack from 3 sides?)
Thefumegator,
$495,000, furnished, with land,
From realtor.com, for colorado springs, it seems to have about half the square footage of a traditional home of that price. Before utilities, before reinforced construction, and about twice the acres.
Doesn't seem to be a bad initial offer for a unique type house.
$495,000, furnished, with land,
From realtor.com, for colorado springs, it seems to have about half the square footage of a traditional home of that price. Before utilities, before reinforced construction, and about twice the acres.
Doesn't seem to be a bad initial offer for a unique type house.
mtnbkr
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That's about average for Northern Va. In a few more years, even townhomes are going to be pushing 400k and maybe even 500k. Quite a few are over $300k now.
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Nathaniel Firethorn
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I'll pass. I wanted one with a tinfoil ceiling.
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charby
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Find that outdoor propane tank and that place can be flattened. Even better if one can locate the below ground on and leave a crater where the hobbit house once was buried.
FPrice
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I am surprised that no one has used the "t-word" yet to describe this place.
Average Guy
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Man, if I'd had one of those in 1999, I might have survived Y2K. 
WonderNine
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I think it's also vulnerable to a 500lb bomb or artillery.
jamz
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My God, that looks like a beautiful place to live ( the country, not the home).
RRTX
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Pretty cool, but I want this one http://www.missilebases.com/new/specs.htm it's just a little more expensive though
http://www.missilebases.com/new/specs.htm it's just a little more expensive thoughDionysusigma
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I'm with Daniel Flory on this one. Never been much of one for living in a hole in the ground.
Although, I've been known for rather strange tastes, especially in architecture (a house-plan I've been working on off-and-on for the last four years has three sub-basements and numerous secret passageways)...
Although, I've been known for rather strange tastes, especially in architecture (a house-plan I've been working on off-and-on for the last four years has three sub-basements and numerous secret passageways)...
Zundfolge
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Yeah, but how secure is it against THR's main concern--bear attacks?
Bear attacks, schmear attacks ... I wanna know how the guy proposes to keep zombies out!
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