Why preserve? Tear it down!

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accolay
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Why preserve? Tear it down!

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Looks terrible... better demolish it. :x

Well, it is Florida after all.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... lived.html

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Re: Why preserve? Tear it down!

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Sometimes I laugh at what the ultra-rich call "livable". The place looks perfectly livable as-is, though one can see where work is needed. To me, the most offensive trait of the house is that it was infected with 1970s and 1980s cheesy-ness in a lot of areas.

If they wreck it, I at least hope they get a crew in there to salvage the wood, stained glass, and tiles at a minimum.

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couldn't get that page to open , it might have some malicious code? complained about my ad blocker and would not open. It also opened a pop up with a video or something.

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Thoracius
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Re: Why preserve? Tear it down!

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Hard to believe those are all photos of the same house. Some of that is so garish.

Also hard to believe the same man who invented a plain and boring breakfast designed to kill sexual desire also owned such a gaudy house, including a leopard print elevator .

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