I have no idea what you guys are talking about re: "sex dungeon". Did they like, remove a picture from the listing or something? It looks like a pretty normal house with a few tacky fake bear rugs.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about re: "sex dungeon". Did they like, remove a picture from the listing or something? It looks like a pretty normal house with a few tacky fake bear rugs.
Yeah they removed it around noonish. The other link has the sex dungeon still I think.
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I have no idea what you guys are talking about re: "sex dungeon". Did they like, remove a picture from the listing or something? It looks like a pretty normal house with a few tacky fake bear rugs.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about re: "sex dungeon". Did they like, remove a picture from the listing or something? It looks like a pretty normal house with a few tacky fake bear rugs.
The basement had a bunch of whips and such on the walls, a thing where you hang by handcuffs, a two torture racks game of thrones flayed man style, and probably some other stuff I don't remember.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about re: "sex dungeon". Did they like, remove a picture from the listing or something? It looks like a pretty normal house with a few tacky fake bear rugs.
I have no idea what you guys are talking about re: "sex dungeon". Did they like, remove a picture from the listing or something? It looks like a pretty normal house with a few tacky fake bear rugs.
There are 48 photos in the screenshots sequences, but only 39 on the updated page.
Was there kinky sex stuff in the other 5 deleted pictures which we all just missed?
Yeah there were about 9 photos with fuckin' stuff in them, but a bunch were a normal shot and then like one of the fuckin' things. These photos are much more focused on the various fuckin' devices.
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I'm guessing they put that up there on their own thinking "this will be some quirky fun, nothing bad will happen at all if I put photos of my high-end sex dungeon on the internet!" and then their real estate agent called in a blind panic.
I'm guessing they put that up there on their own thinking "this will be some quirky fun, nothing bad will happen at all if I put photos of my high-end sex dungeon on the internet!" and then their real estate agent called in a blind panic.
I mean... it did draw a lot of attention but that's good for selling a house right?
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The first time I saw the page it said that something like 250 thousand people had viewed the page, which I don't know if I would want to buy a house a quarter of a million (probably more by the time the photos went down) were looking at all the stuff in the house I was buying (especially when I would be buying it fully furnished).
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The first time I saw the page it said that something like 250 thousand people had viewed the page, which I don't know if I would want to buy a house a quarter of a million (probably more by the time the photos went down) were looking at all the stuff in the house I was buying (especially when I would be buying it fully furnished).
That could probably be a money maker. The buyer could put all the stuff in the house up for auction with discreet shipping and make a good chunk of change.
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AirBnB listing is down now, too.
I'm not sure I'd care about who had seen the listing before I bought, but I'm not certain how I'd feel about having all that stuff in the house. Like, yeah, some of it has a certain appeal towards certain proclivities I'm willing to engage in, but that's quite a lot of quite elaborate furniture representing a significant investment. After a small honeymoon period of novelty, I think I'd start to feel pressured to be using it all the time to getting the value out of it, and basically I neither engage in those activities often enough to justify it nor do I particularly enjoy feeling pressured to make use of it. I don't think I could deal with the mental energy of owning all that equipment for any length of time, and I'd probably end up selling off most of it, maybe keeping one or two things that I actually made use of and enjoyed.
Basically if I were to purchase, I'd probably have to Marie Kondo the whole basement before I could even feel comfortable in the house.
I'm not sure I'd care about who had seen the listing before I bought, but I'm not certain how I'd feel about having all that stuff in the house. Like, yeah, some of it has a certain appeal towards certain proclivities I'm willing to engage in, but that's quite a lot of quite elaborate furniture representing a significant investment. After a small honeymoon period of novelty, I think I'd start to feel pressured to be using it all the time to getting the value out of it, and basically I neither engage in those activities often enough to justify it nor do I particularly enjoy feeling pressured to make use of it. I don't think I could deal with the mental energy of owning all that equipment for any length of time, and I'd probably end up selling off most of it, maybe keeping one or two things that I actually made use of and enjoyed.
Basically if I were to purchase, I'd probably have to Marie Kondo the whole basement before I could even feel comfortable in the house.
So, what you're saying is that stocks and whips don't spark joy?
I'm not sure I'd care about who had seen the listing before I bought, but I'm not certain how I'd feel about having all that stuff in the house. Like, yeah, some of it has a certain appeal towards certain proclivities I'm willing to engage in, but that's quite a lot of quite elaborate furniture representing a significant investment. After a small honeymoon period of novelty, I think I'd start to feel pressured to be using it all the time to getting the value out of it, and basically I neither engage in those activities often enough to justify it nor do I particularly enjoy feeling pressured to make use of it. I don't think I could deal with the mental energy of owning all that equipment for any length of time, and I'd probably end up selling off most of it, maybe keeping one or two things that I actually made use of and enjoyed.
Basically if I were to purchase, I'd probably have to Marie Kondo the whole basement before I could even feel comfortable in the house.
This was supposed to be a pain in the ass not a pain in the ass!
When I first called Melissa Leonard, she asked, “Can you call me back? I have Action News here with their cameras and everything.” Leonard is the Philadelphia-area Coldwell Banker Realtor whose listing, “50 Shades of Maple Glen”—a lovely brick colonial with five bedrooms, an updated kitchen, and a “private adult sexual oasis” in the basement—has been viewed more than 500,000 times on Redfin since it went live less than 24 hours ago. Why did she, a real estate professional, decide to stage the house with BDSM gear and a sex swing? Does a viral listing sell more quickly? I talked to Leonard by phone from the eye of the storm, as she drove back to her office—though our call was interrupted by angry neighbors.
i was trying to get internet through a local wasp so i didn't have to engage with comcast while supporting a local company (their main office is just down the street!) and their serivce was very affordable. but sadly this tree perfectly blocks the radio tower for the area.
so now i get to crawl back to comcast to pay more for less yayy.
i bring you a draft from loooong agooo!
(it actually says wisp, and i was also tempted to go for a Warcraft joke, but i gotta stick to the truth of how i kept parsing it.)
with that kinda space and setup, sex house is the logical endpoint. that or garden parties, but if you're in the 'burbs...
okay, now i'm snort-laughing.
incognito search for secondhand market for bdsm furniture, after some unfruitful jokey forum posts and random thrift and leatherboy shop reviews -- well, hey, etsy results!
oh- those are nipples, okay, in a featured ad, did not realize etsy was cool with that, holy shit squirt by design (no spaces), your shop name is incredible.
so i think if you want to divest yourself of said included furniture, etsy might be an option! y'know... vintage!
it tells you a lot about who I am when I look at sex house and go "huh, that is a phenomenally cheap price for that kind of property"
I was thinking the same...that kitchen looked really nice...I just bought a place for that exact amount and it's like half the amount of house on a third the land.
it tells you a lot about who I am when I look at sex house and go "huh, that is a phenomenally cheap price for that kind of property"
I was thinking the same...that kitchen looked really nice...I just bought a place for that exact amount and it's like half the amount of house on a third the land.
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But for some real detail, you can visit the AirBnB listing, where it's going at $2000k a night on weekends. It's so much better/worse.
thank god you found this. I thought everyone here had gone mad
for real, sex dungeon or no, that is a super cheap mansion.
ooooh, this listing as mood lighting
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They have some pieces that look custom-made, as well.
What you save up front you'll spend on the back end disinfecting it.
hard pass
hahaha
Choke play on hard mode..?
Yeah they removed it around noonish. The other link has the sex dungeon still I think.
Fear not friend. Twitter to the rescue.
The basement had a bunch of whips and such on the walls, a thing where you hang by handcuffs, a two torture racks game of thrones flayed man style, and probably some other stuff I don't remember.
They spent a lot of money on it and they're very tasteful!
and yet, they could succumb to carbon monoxide and there is nothing sexy about that
There are 48 photos in the screenshots sequences, but only 39 on the updated page.
Was there kinky sex stuff in the other 5 deleted pictures which we all just missed?
Yeah there were about 9 photos with fuckin' stuff in them, but a bunch were a normal shot and then like one of the fuckin' things. These photos are much more focused on the various fuckin' devices.
I mean... it did draw a lot of attention but that's good for selling a house right?
That could probably be a money maker. The buyer could put all the stuff in the house up for auction with discreet shipping and make a good chunk of change.
I'm not sure I'd care about who had seen the listing before I bought, but I'm not certain how I'd feel about having all that stuff in the house. Like, yeah, some of it has a certain appeal towards certain proclivities I'm willing to engage in, but that's quite a lot of quite elaborate furniture representing a significant investment. After a small honeymoon period of novelty, I think I'd start to feel pressured to be using it all the time to getting the value out of it, and basically I neither engage in those activities often enough to justify it nor do I particularly enjoy feeling pressured to make use of it. I don't think I could deal with the mental energy of owning all that equipment for any length of time, and I'd probably end up selling off most of it, maybe keeping one or two things that I actually made use of and enjoyed.
Basically if I were to purchase, I'd probably have to Marie Kondo the whole basement before I could even feel comfortable in the house.
So, what you're saying is that stocks and whips don't spark joy?
This was supposed to be a pain in the ass not a pain in the ass!
(it actually says wisp, and i was also tempted to go for a Warcraft joke, but i gotta stick to the truth of how i kept parsing it.)
with that kinda space and setup, sex house is the logical endpoint. that or garden parties, but if you're in the 'burbs...
okay, now i'm snort-laughing.
incognito search for secondhand market for bdsm furniture, after some unfruitful jokey forum posts and random thrift and leatherboy shop reviews -- well, hey, etsy results!
oh- those are nipples, okay, in a featured ad, did not realize etsy was cool with that, holy shit squirt by design (no spaces), your shop name is incredible.
so i think if you want to divest yourself of said included furniture, etsy might be an option! y'know... vintage!
I was thinking the same...that kitchen looked really nice...I just bought a place for that exact amount and it's like half the amount of house on a third the land.
What amount of sex dungeon?
Anyway, now there's an OKC Cock Ring Selfie Contest going on. Big league city!