Would you allow this?

[dragonrider]

I was watching a home design show in which an architect gives people remodeling advice on a house before they buy it. There was a sunroom on one side of the house that was pleasant but did not have a good practical use. The architect showed the buyers a few options for other parts of the house and then said, "Now I'm going to show you how to re-purpose your special place in ther rear."

Would you allow this? I think I would have a few questions before I allowed someone to "re-purpose my special place in the rear."

dragonrider Reviewed by dragonrider on 02-12-2008. Would you allow this? I was watching a home design show in which an architect gives people remodeling advice on a house before they buy it. There was a sunroom on one side of the house that was pleasant but did not have a good practical use. The architect showed the buyers a few options for other parts of the house and then said, "Now I'm going to show you how to re-purpose your special place in ther rear." Would you allow this? I think I would have a few questions before I allowed someone to "re-purpose my Rating: 5

[stinkyattic]

Does 're-purpose' involve adding ventilation, a darkening cloth, and about 4000 watts of supplemental HPS lighting?
If the answer is yes, then re-purpose all ya want.
That architect has a drrrty mind though. lol

[psteve]

As long as he's not using it as a neck brace...

[dragonrider]

That architect has a drrrty mind though. lol

I wasn't sure if it was he who had the dirty mind or me. I thought it was hilarious. My wife is getting tired of me offerring to re-purpose her special place in the rear.

[Love2Chief]

well just tell her you'll stop asking when she takes up on your offer.

[dragonrider]

well just tell her you'll stop asking when she takes up on your offer.

Ha ha! She's pretty clear that her special place in the rear has only one purpose and is not going to be re-purposed. Can't really say I blame her, but it is fun to offer!