friday doesn't know what think about our latest craigslist find, or maybe she's disappointed that no movies are actually playing. i dunno.
but as you can see, we came home with a big something from an advertised "warehouse sale" but more accurately a giant garage with junk piled ceiling-high. the dude in charge was wearing little kiddie sunglasses decorated with little ducks. we weren't sure what to make of him or the randomness of his items (everything from an old hospital sterilizer, to foot lockers, jars, and old doors). hidden in the back was the old painted wood sign above. we thought it a gem. not sure what others will think.
in fact, what would you think if you saw this hanging in our home? kitchy/humorous or too pervy/weird?
I love it! But prob not best displayed in the living/front room. Do you have a game room?
ReplyDeletesadly, the room that could be a game room in the future doesnt have enough wall space. i have to admit i was thinking of putting it precisely where you advise not to. ok, check in the NO column.
ReplyDeleteYou are adults, why shouldn't the magazines and films be for adults?
ReplyDeleteI'm with you, DA. But do you think it would be weird if families with children came over?
ReplyDeleteI think it's empirically hysterical, but I guess I can see how parents might find it a bit too edgy. But couldn't a parent say "Just like how there are cartoons for kids, there are also movies for adults"?
ReplyDeleteI love it. Then again, I just played cards using the Vegas call girl cards with Mila. She seemed to think the girls kissing was romantic, and really liked the "big milk" on the ladies.
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