June 26, 2009

David K.: Religious relics (the Bible, not the homeowner) shouldn’t really be placed on display so blatantly, within any room of the home. This is especially true should the evening involve any sort of ‘hosting’ arrangements. I mean, put yourself in your trick’s shoes (or tranny-heels): He’s agnostic, you’re Born Again. Not good! It sets the evening off on the wrong foot (I couldn’t resist), especially during this season of the Republican Decline; any reference to the old Fundamentalist Order is quite off-putting (and dick-wilting), so lock up the Good Book before the guest arrives. Other than that, I do like this surreal bedspread. No cat in the animal kingdom has spots so gargantuan. This imparts a sort of carefree boldness to the homeowner, broadcasting something like: “I’m wild in a larger than life way. Look out!” Fabulous. But not so much that reference (again with the religious trinkets) to the Easter Rabbit. Remove from ledge at once!

ericthewriter: Even though the duvet print will hide a multitude of sins, god should be left out of some equations.


 
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