Just seen this and thought id share..
At just over seven feet wide and 47 feet long, this tiny building is one of the smallest functioning homes in the world.
The 312-square foot 'Little House' of Toronto, Canada, has developed a cult following and even has its own website.
Back on the property market for £110,000, the comfortable home surprisingly comes with three rooms, including a normal sized bathtub.
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It's so itty bitty! The infamous 'Little House', squashed between two other grown up house on a Toronto street
Living large: The living area and TV room of the Little House - just seven feet wide
With a front drive that parks two family sized cars - even though the house itself is barely big enough to swing a cat round - it still comes with all amenities.
Sitting on Day Ave in Toronto's Little Italy, the home has been viewed almost 40 times since it went on the market.
It is described in the estate agents guide as a 'unique home in good condition overall and has been well maintained'.
Compact kitchen: The cooking/laundry area of the Little House
Good storage: The 47-foot long house has a wee back garden also
Just enough room for two (and a bottle of wine): The garden area of the Little House
As well as its ample 2.36m-high ceilings, the Little House also has a decent sized basement for storage space.
'The interior of the house seems much more expansive than the small exterior,' said real estate agent Antonio Nardi.
'It has a full bathroom, a kitchen and a decent sized bedroom with a fold up bed that gives more room when up.
'This is a great and historic purchase.'
Built in 1912, the Little Home has become a celebrity in its own right over the past 98 years.
Talk show host Ellen Degeneres has even expressed an interest in one day owning the Little House.
Blink and you'll miss it: Little House as it appears on Google Street View
Its so cute!!!!!
It is so cute!! I wish I have a cute house like that...
I'd like to go in there and test that statement of not being able to swing a cat around...by the paw...tail...whiskers...
Expensive!!
Wow!
For that money you can buy this one in México
http://babelfish.yahoo.com/translat...zingo_Mexico.html&lp=es_en&btnTrUrl=Translate
Haha that's an awesome house!
This is up for sale AGAIN??? It seems that whomever keeps moving in ends up hating it and wanting out!
maybe the walls are paper thin ?
Hasn't anyone ever lived in a Mobile Home ( trailer home ) ? I did in college, it was like living in a hallway. Up and back......up and back..........
hahaha
great contribution to the community...thanks for not disappointing me
btw...are we sure that this house is truly up for sale again or just the same listing because it's too overpriced and never sold...
EDIT: Looks like it's up AGAIN for true
link: http://www.mid-day.com/news/2010/apr/030410-World-Smallest-House-Up-Sale.htm
rorytmeadows said:
hahaha
great contribution to the community...thanks for not disappointing me
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Ah !! Another pithy retort from the self appointed " king of off topic "
So what are you following me around the site now ? Shouldn't you be busy helping other XDA members with their " favorite pizza toppings " or " making fun of fat, ugly people " or starting yet another useful and helpful thread trashing someone else ?
I've seen smaller than that
hello00 said:
I've seen smaller than that
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That's what she said
Too small for me & the lady! Heck our Spaceship is bigger
denco7 said:
Ah !! Another pithy retort from the self appointed " king of off topic "
So what are you following me around the site now ? Shouldn't you be busy helping other XDA members with their " favorite pizza toppings " or " making fun of fat, ugly people " or starting yet another useful and helpful thread trashing someone else ?
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stay on topic please
telegraph0000 said:
That's what she said
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classic...
denco7 said:
Hasn't anyone ever lived in a Mobile Home ( trailer home ) ? I did in college, it was like living in a hallway. Up and back......up and back..........
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I've lived in a mobile home.
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Soooooooooooooo Niiiiiiiiiiiiiiice, hope it'll became true
Now that is SEXY! Makes my HD2 look down right boring, love the lines which flow so perfectly down..............oops I forgot I was describing a phone, you definitely made a stunning concept! Well done.................................cheers.
Thanks! I might make another concept for a 3.7" device depending on the reception of this one.
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Respect! Your Photoshop skills are amazing, far beyond my possibilities.
Edit: I truly didn't see your last post, so do not think I said that with sympathy. My render also didn't get much attention, so don't be dissapointed.
Edit 2: Being featured on the XDA portal soon.
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It is amazingly cool!!
Thanks a lot
JWang158 said:
Wow thanks! Respect from a legend! I a big fan of your work.
I have to admit that most of it wasn't done in PS but done by render (yea I know its sorta cheating )
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Well, nevertheless it looks great! Are you also good in designing user interfaces?
Simply beautiful, hope it becomes reality someday.
beautiful stuff!
PURE SEX..
This is SICK.. in the very best way!!
Pretty freaking awesome man.
Wish I had those skills, lol.
Nice job.
Make sure you send a link to someone at HTC.
JWang158 said:
Hai guys!
Following the footsteps of Livven and ElCondor, I decided to make an HTC Mondrian concept myself.
Ladies and gents, I present to you, the HTC HD Pro Concept!
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Please visit this page for more details. It's still a work in progress.
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Not only is this beautiful and elegant -- but the reason I am QUOTING is because I *did* go visit your page to read about your thoughts as well as see the comments written THERE too.
This comment both cracked me up and was sheer brilliance... But if you don't know the reference it would fly right over a person's head and be totally wasted. SO, just to help make the point really CLEAR, i will translate it afterwards. The comment itself is EPIC:
Jukah I feel like Bugsy at the opening of the Flamingo.
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To really appreciate what the commenter is saying here, you have to know this is Bugsy Malone he is referring to -- a gangster in the USA, who saw an empty place in the desert land in Nevada (a state in the USA not too far from California) and envisioned on this empty barren land, with no highways around, no cities around, no nothing -- he envisioned a city in the middle of this desert -- which would be a place where military people and others could come to get inexpensive enterainment....
Everyone thought he was NUTS! Who the hell wants to come to this sh*thole in the desert, Bugsy? he said "you'll see after I've built my first casino here"... and he drew up plans with architects for "The Flamingo" -- an iconic marker now for the original LAS VEGAS, the city, the gambling, the culture, the entire state of mind that he created --- casting his gaze out across the barren landscape of the desert.
The photo above is from when the Flamingo first opened... proving all the doubters wrong.
And now, just for further context... A reminder that once things are indeed built, bigger is not always better, iPadius Jobius.
Las Vegas strip, today.
Awesome design!Realy like it.I'm not a fan of the fisical keyboard but device looking like this I'd gladly use
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who saw an empty place in the desert land in Nevada (a state in the USA not too far from California) and envisioned on this empty barren land, with no highways around, no cities around, no nothing -- he envisioned a city in the middle of this desert
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Even better, here's the scene, in the film BUGSY, directed by the great Barry Levinson, Bugsy played by Warren Beatty, film nominated for 10 Academy Awards.
Fast Forward if you like to 3:09 to jump to the heart of the scene in the desert:
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Haha I'm not good at all at designing interfaces. That's why I rely on you guys!
Thanks for the front page! Wow! You guys are awesome!
And glad you got the reference XD
wow , it's very delicious
A cubical job. Where you go and sit in a cubical and have your own desktop and a BlackBerry for your job and you wear a suit everyday with a nice view over DownTown Chicago and you travel a lot to foreign places with good food.
What kinda positions have this?
Hmmm. Managing director doesn't have to work in a cubicle, they get an office with a view
To get a job like that, how about IT Manager, or Director of Technology? Trouble with other jobs would be lack of foreign travel (you need to be at management level or above to get some of the best hotels)
Original Android <3ers! said:
A cubical job. Where you go and sit in a cubical and have your own desktop and a BlackBerry for your job and you wear a suit everyday with a nice view over DownTown Chicago and you travel a lot to foreign places with good food.
What kinda positions have this?
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Señor payaso. CEO of Clown Corporations . Nice to see you around G1
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Señor payaso. CEO of Clown Corporations . Nice to see you around G1
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You know...that sounds like a good job right there
Insurance Agent...I did it for a while..Still have the license
I had a cubicle job once. I worked for a telemarketing firm selling credit cards (cold calls, called 3 dead people my first day). I have since worked for a company doing electronic assembly and testing, as well as several auto shops. Currently I drive for a tire wholesaler and I love it.
I get to see the most beautiful state upclose:
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I also get to see some crazy stuff:
Such as the random car fire
Or tires for a 250 ton dump truck (12 feet tall and weighing 9000 lbs!)
I work in the largest building in the world (by volume), building the jets that fly you suits around the world!
I want to work in a beautiful city, a nice vollege is OK for me.It must away from such noisy places.But it just be a dream.
This sounds good to me
18 different cafes
Free Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
The food is gourmet quality (e.g. omelet bar, chefs that make custom sandwiches for you, sashimi, free drinks 24/7, free snacks of all sorts 24/7.
The 7 person conference bicycles
Every Friday, Larry, Sergei, or Eric takes questions from us (in person), and we get free beer (e.g. Downtown Brown)
Gyms all over
Free Laundry done for us
Discounted massages
Refrigerators with assorted Odwallas in every building
Free bicycles that we can just get on and ride to different buildings
Always pickup soccer games, or basketball games going on
Amazing free automated massage chairs in every building
Lap pool, volleyball court, tennis court, basketball court, etc.
You can bring your dog with you to the office every day (1 out of 4 employees always has their dog with them)
Free shuttle to and from work everyday. (The shuttle has wi-fi). It even goes to SF.
And this place is...
M_T_M said:
You know...that sounds like a good job right there
Insurance Agent...I did it for a while..Still have the license
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Yeah I was thinking insurance agents would have that. Or maybe brokers? Or no?
Ok ok. This job also has to be SOMEWHERE NEAR the top floor of the building. I wanna be able to touch the clouds and watcht eh pweety widdwe aiwpwanes fly past me. Now tell me a job.
Pentagon?
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MacaronyMax said:
Pentagon?
Sent from my HTC Hero using XDA App
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That wouldn't be a cubicle, it'd be a pentagle.
Original Android <3ers! said:
That wouldn't be a cubicle, it'd be a pentagle.
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I think he means the actual Pentagon building...The US Army (???) building. It's shaped like a pentagon. lol
Now I wonder fif the people there work in pentacles and not cubicles. lol
Hence the name the Pentagon
[SARCASM]Some people are just too imaginative these days [/SARCASM]
Google is my second dream job being an astronaut is no. 1
i wanna be the guy asking u for 50 cents every time u go in a public ****ter ... its a nice job cuz u can dedicate 90% of ur time to whatever project u want , u can take ur dog cat or even ferret with u and the bathroom is close too so ull have great hygiene and u can meet new people every day !!
so, since there's 0 people here that would actually know who i am, or recognize my screen name, i figured i'd share this anyways since it's a huge thing for me and my family.
in 1980 i started bmx racing. now, my oldest son has been racing for 3 years and now my 5 and 2 year olds have started racing this year. at the beginning of this year, i was asked to be a part of a committee in building a large indoor racing facility about an hour away from our house.
we planned, we built and we opened october 15th.
what we built was a national pro-am track, a super cross track and bike shop under 1 roof. we will have week long training programs for kids 8-17. we will have weekend clinics for training, hold regular race weekends and will be open during the week days for practice.
it's been a long year and a lot of work, but it all paid off opening day when we had nothing but great reviews of the track from riders.
we still have a lot of work, and we are currently closed again to repair some roof sections. right now, i am designing the network for the building and we will have login so when riders arrive, they can login to the network, which will sign them in for racing and charge them the race fees. making registration simple. we will also have large monitors to display race info as well as live cams setup at various sections of the track to broadcast on the monitors and eventually live stream on the internet as well. i'm hoping to have all of this done by the time we reopen in a couple of weeks.
anyhow, here are some pics of the building and from opening day
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my oldest son is bike 911 in this pic taken during open practice
and a video of the various shots i took of the day
http://vimeo.com/30608280
Cool stuff, good luck your new business. My daughter has that same yellow mongoose in o e of the pics.
That's a great achievement! It must have taken a huge amount of work to set up.
There were two BMX tracks near to where i grew up and i spent all my time out riding mine. I have to ask, did you ever ride a Raleigh Burner or Silverfox, way back in the halcyon days of your youth? I put up pics here in the Bicycle thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18322877&postcount=83
Thanks for your post and for the pictures. Keep us updated on any news and i wish your sons luck in their competitions.
Wow That's awesome dude Wish there was something like that near me
Maybe you should come UK and start one?
Only got a skate park near me
DirkGently said:
That's a great achievement! It must have taken a huge amount of work to set up.
There were two BMX tracks near to where i grew up and i spent all my time out riding mine. I have to ask, did you ever ride a Raleigh Burner or Silverfox, way back in the halcyon days of your youth? I put up pics here in the Bicycle thread: http://forum.xda-developers.com/showpost.php?p=18322877&postcount=83
Thanks for your post and for the pictures. Keep us updated on any news and i wish your sons luck in their competitions.
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never had a raleigh. i had various bikes throughout my childhood though, some haros, gt's, skyway t/a, elfs, auburns, kuwaharas, diamondbacks, etc.
That is amazing! You must be very proud.
svtfmook said:
never had a raleigh. i had various bikes throughout my childhood though, some haros, gt's, skyway t/a, elfs, auburns, kuwaharas, diamondbacks, etc.
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OMG, i'd forgotten about Kuwahara!
More BMX pr0n:
I'd love to have something similar close to my place.
DirkGently said:
OMG, i'd forgotten about Kuwahara!
More BMX pr0n:
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you know you want it! lol
what's great, is in the 80's, most of our bikes were american made and everyone wanted japanese made bikes, now, every bike is chinese and everyone wants american made, lol
Truely awesome
Man that track is bada$$
DirkGently said:
OMG, i'd forgotten about Kuwahara!
More BMX pr0n:
gold & chrome beast**
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Want. But new style
bumpin old thread, but here's one of our promo videos
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7hdbhs0M84&feature=youtube_gdata_player
Cool! Nice video and great music! Big thumbs up!
He lives vicariously through himself.
He once taught a German shepherd to bark in Spanish.
He never says something tastes like chicken – not even chicken.
He’s been known to cure narcolepsy, just by walking into a room.
He once had an awkward moment, just to see how it feels.
His beard alone has experienced more than a lesser man’s entire body.
Even his enemies list him as their emergency contact number.
He’s a lover, not a fighter, but he’s also a fighter, so don’t get any ideas.
When it is raining, it is because he is thinking of something sad.
His shirts never wrinkle.
He is left-handed. And right-handed.
If he were to mail a letter without postage, it would still get there.
He has amassed an incredibly large DVD library, and it is said that he never once alphabetized it.
You can see his charisma from space.
The police often question him, just because they find him interesting.
He once punched a magician. That’s right. You heard me.
If a monument were built in his honor, Mt. Rushmore would close… due to poor attendance.
His blood smells like cologne.
His organ donation card also lists his beard.
On every continent in the world, there is a sandwich named after him.
He doesn’t believe in using oven mitts, nor potholders.
His reputation is expanding faster than the universe.
His cereal never gets soggy. It sits there, staying crispy, just for him.
The pheromones he secretes have been known to affect people miles away, in a slight but measurable way.
His hands feel like rich brown suede.
He owns three sports cars and rents five.
He once taught a horse to read email for him.
He once brought in $13 million at a charity bachelor auction, which was a lot of money at the time.
Respected archaeologists fight over his discarded apple cores.
He is the most interesting man in the world.
Excuse me but your ego appears to have leaked all over the place.
Paper towels are over there....
Sent From My Fingers To Your Face......
Apparently the OP is Chuck Norris!
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I could have him
Anyone seen the CN WoW advert?
Maybe its old news but I just saw it yesterday for the first time.
I lol'd
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Omnichron said:
He lives vicariously through himself.
He once taught a German shepherd to bark in Spanish.
He never says something tastes like chicken – not even chicken.
He’s been known to cure narcolepsy, just by walking into a room.
He once had an awkward moment, just to see how it feels.
His beard alone has experienced more than a lesser man’s entire body.
Even his enemies list him as their emergency contact number.
He’s a lover, not a fighter, but he’s also a fighter, so don’t get any ideas.
When it is raining, it is because he is thinking of something sad.
His shirts never wrinkle.
He is left-handed. And right-handed.
If he were to mail a letter without postage, it would still get there.
He has amassed an incredibly large DVD library, and it is said that he never once alphabetized it.
You can see his charisma from space.
The police often question him, just because they find him interesting.
He once punched a magician. That’s right. You heard me.
If a monument were built in his honor, Mt. Rushmore would close… due to poor attendance.
His blood smells like cologne.
His organ donation card also lists his beard.
On every continent in the world, there is a sandwich named after him.
He doesn’t believe in using oven mitts, nor potholders.
His reputation is expanding faster than the universe.
His cereal never gets soggy. It sits there, staying crispy, just for him.
The pheromones he secretes have been known to affect people miles away, in a slight but measurable way.
His hands feel like rich brown suede.
He owns three sports cars and rents five.
He once taught a horse to read email for him.
He once brought in $13 million at a charity bachelor auction, which was a lot of money at the time.
Respected archaeologists fight over his discarded apple cores.
He is the most interesting man in the world.
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just 30 attitudes? poor man
you forgot not heterosexual.
sent from inside big and outside small.
Use strawberry yogurt as coffee creamer... verified by blackhawk.
It's nasty, sour and chunky
Get yourself some dry non-fat milk. It will last forever and better than that white latex paint residue called "Coffemate".
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That last rep is a...
Engage a gunship crew...
Watch TV.
Sixty years ago TV was fun to watch, even the advertisements.
Putting a cat on a leash then ignoring his distress. And always keep your legs together
Presenting Pinky the cat...
Woke Disney princess in full defensive mode.
Damn they are tough on crime in NYNY
Trains, you can beat them? Yes, well...
Lawyer survives due to having more wherewithal...
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Because of their size to the untrained eye a train appears to be going slower than it actually is. 8 or 9 out of 10 make this deadly error. You gauge a train's speed by stationary objects around it's path of travel. Telegraph poles or electric poles are convenient reference points. Error on the side of caution. Beware of the 2 or more trains at once on different tracks, the one you can't see can still kill you.
Don't trip on the tracks, ties or gravel holes as this can be a deadly mistake even with no train. The rails will break bones if you fall on them... always assume a train is coming. I've walked many miles on active lines starting at 6yo, still here.
Mister Rogers counts EVs
One EV
Two EV
Many EV's
There are differing versions of this story but in the end anything is possible...
Helene Gillet
Driver pits their own car... nothing quit like West Texas stupid.
"Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time..."
Famous last words.
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"Well, it seemed like a good idea at the time..."
Famous last words.
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Oh the irony and timing. Little did he know they had their own jesus nut that had broke loose.
“Hey, you’re hanging by that bolt, you know,” said Land.
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Oh the irony and timing. Little did he know they had their own jesus nut that had broke loose.
“Hey, you’re hanging by that bolt, you know,” said Land.
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Reminds me of Alaska 261.
Smoking in no smoking areas...
"At the hospitable mansion where I am a guest, I have to smoke surreptitiously when all are in bed, to save my reputation, and then draw suspicion upon the cat when the family detect the unfamiliar odor. I never was so absurdly proper in the broad light of day in my life ... so far, I am safe; but I am sorry to say that the cat has lost caste." (Letter to the Alta California, January 25, 1868) Mark Twain
The only time I worked with sharp stuff and no gloves.
One phalanges (phalanx?) less.
CassanRoz said:
The only time I worked with sharp stuff and no gloves.
One phalanges (phalanx?) less.
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Lee Van Cleef
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Lee Van Cleef
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One phalanges (phalanx?) less.
Wish with loosing the phalanx I would have get his good looking . Didn't.
Pic from the three-way duel at the end of The Good, The Bad and the Ugly, am I right? Great movie.