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Dave Barry has Old House Delusion Disease

Posted by jm on September 28, 2006 1:03 PM

Dave Barry exposes the diagnosis of many old house lovers in his recent Readers Digest article:

More than once I have had my brain paralyzed by what psychiatrists call Old House Delusion Disease (OHDD). My wife and I bought an old house that had every known old-house problem, including termites, not to mention a grand total of one closet, and an entire room that had no electrical outlets -- a clear indication that the house was not built by or for people with a need for, say, lighting. Were we discouraged?

No! We thought it was quaint!

(There is more here...)

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Posted by jm on September 28, 2006 1:03 PM | Filed under Headlines: Humor

 

Comments

Hilarious.

It makes me think of the World According to Garp, the part where the airplane crashes into the house.

Garp: "I'll take it!"

Real Estate Agent: "You will!? Why?"

Garp: "What are the chances that will ever happen again?"

Posted by: John at September 29, 2006 7:43 AM