Is half a paint job better than no paint job at all?
Friday, April 26, 2013
The Process Of Using A Brush
Is half a paint job better than no paint job at all?
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It is clearly to see the two neighbours don't speak with each other (anymore).
ReplyDeleteGreat shot and shows that one owner is not the other.
ReplyDeleteThat's just silly and very ugly. Are there no restrictions on such a thing. A couple of years ago a family bought a house on the east side of Ocala and painted it bright orange. You can see the damn thing for miles! And it really atrocious! :)
ReplyDeleteI don't know, I think it this case it may be. It sure is interesting.
ReplyDeleteI guess it works for a business.. depending on what it is. The neighbour probably hates it.. understandably.
ReplyDeleteWeird, but interesting.
ReplyDeleteNot the best colour combination!
ReplyDeleteIt's not so much that it's half done but the bright color that was used. They could have put something that would go with the brick.
ReplyDeleteThis is pretty interesting. We have become accustomed to seeing adjoining houses painted differently, but these share a single roof, so it seems unusual. It doesn't bother me.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting display of personal choice.....
ReplyDeleteOh semidetached houses... Not so common over here! It certainly seems like a case of neighbours not agreeing ;)
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