If you could have any view from your back porch...

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18 Jul 2006, 1:31 am

Hot girl changing ;) lol jk.


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18 Jul 2006, 3:01 am

Jetfox wrote:
you'd like my house we live right along a river.
and i hate it.


Well, that depends on where you are. Like, if you're living in a floodplain, that just brings trouble. If you're living alongside a rather polluted river, that would create a horrible olfactory and / or deleterious disaster. If you're living up on a hillside, overlooking a winding river, then that would be the ultimate scenic experience.

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18 Jul 2006, 11:56 am

to all: have you tried Rasterbator? it's a freeware software that takes an image and makes it huge, it's great to decorate :)

http://homokaasu.org/rasterbator/



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18 Jul 2006, 11:58 am

Aeturnus wrote:
Jetfox wrote:
you'd like my house we live right along a river.
and i hate it.


Well, that depends on where you are. Like, if you're living in a floodplain, that just brings trouble. If you're living alongside a rather polluted river, that would create a horrible olfactory and / or deleterious disaster. If you're living up on a hillside, overlooking a winding river, then that would be the ultimate scenic experience.

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it's the hillside over looking a river thing.
but i'm not one for scenery i'd rather live in the city rather then here.


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18 Jul 2006, 12:32 pm

Is that free software?


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19 Jul 2006, 3:26 am

larsenjw92286 wrote:
Is that free software?


yeah, you put an image in it, select into how many pages you want it resized, and it saves it to a PDF that you can print in any printer.



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19 Jul 2006, 7:57 am

Wow!


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19 Jul 2006, 4:59 pm

The ocean off the coast of a micronesian island.

Or, alteratively, the Nagsetria sea on Ictyla. (They say you haven't seen a sunset until you see one on her. They're right)



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19 Jul 2006, 8:03 pm

As I am looking for a new house in a new region I have though alot about this subject.
I would love to have a view of a private lake or quite streach of a river/stream. It must have lots and lots of trees and be very private no one could see into my backyard without a great deal of difficulity.



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21 Jul 2006, 12:59 am

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This is the view from my backdoor it is of our 3 ponds (you can only see the first bigger one the medium one is behind it after the little bridge and the small one is off to the right. This pic i took last winter. We keep koi fish and goldfish in the ponds. We have a double lot with an acre of land. In the back is pine trees and oak trees.


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21 Jul 2006, 1:03 am

♪♪♪Doo, doo, doo, looking out my back door.♪♪♪

another great song :wink:


I'd like to see about a million different a**holes who have insulted or picked on me standing outside my door waiting to apologize and bow down to me.



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21 Jul 2006, 1:05 am

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and this is a picture i took 2 weeks ago of the back pond. It has a lot of plants growing it it, so it looks more natural.


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21 Jul 2006, 2:43 pm

CurbRider: well, that's a very creative response!

bizarre: that's a great view man! I imagine that now that Spring is here everything is full of color as in your second pic, it's very very nice!



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30 Jul 2025, 5:05 pm

Jetfox wrote:
a barren desert that seems to be endless with lots of cactus and large rock formations.


This. And with few, if any, lights at night. And with mountains in the desert in the distance.



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30 Jul 2025, 5:14 pm

Peaceful English countryside.


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30 Jul 2025, 6:40 pm

A house, where my oldest son would live.
A house, where my youngest son would live.
A house, where their mother would live, hopefully out of view of my house, but within view of my sons' homes. I wouldn't mind seeing her, but why spoil her day?
Houses for my sons' friends, again not for me to see, but for them. Knowing they can see their friends' homes is good enough for me.
A nice well stocked library with a really good archive of old news papers going .
A grocery store.
A postbox.
In the distance, a lake in a valley, surrounded by trees.
Oh, and five wind turbines, by the lake. Maybe some hills opposite them. I happen to like the way wind turbines look.


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