While on another site, I ran across a fun little "tool" that is strictly for fun. It's even kind of real estate related...
Basically, you enter a few things about yourself on a questionnaire, and a home is generated for you. Mine had one of my garages full of Ferraris. How appropriate is that? I don't even remember a question about cars, although there was a box to check for welding.
Now I'm trying to figure out how to use something like this for viral marketing.
Your home is a Magnate's Hideout Your kitchen is someplace you never go, because you "have people for that." There's a Chocolatessin, a word you made up yourself, but that is beginning to catch on among your wealthy neighbors. Your master bedroom is the size of a small barn, with carpet thick enough to reach your ankles. Your study has hardback editions of every classic ever written, plus a special edition of Rich Dad, Poor Dad with the parts you ghost-authored highlighted. One of your garages holds your collection of ferraris, and is measured in acreage.
Your home also includes a guest wing and private quarters for your servants. Your guests enjoy your collection of every console and associated game ever made. Except the Intellivision -- those controllers drive them NUTS. Outside is your hedge maze and gardens, meticulously tended by a team of world-class botanists.
And, you have a pet -- a doberman pincer named "Warren".
Below is a snippet of the blueprints: |
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Find YOUR Dream Home!
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Lane,
Gotta go and try this right now--I must say your title "And now for something completely different" caught my eye!
Faith LaRosse
Thought it was going to be a little cooler. I try it several times with different selections and a lot of the same remarks come up. It also said I had a garage full of ferraris and then showed Hummers on the blueprint.
Could use some refinement but a neat idea.
Faith... are you a Monty Python fan?
Craig... I was upset about the H2... it's a mall crawler.
Cute site...
My new pet -- a unicorn named "Shadowhooves" should fit right in with the rest of the family... I do live in Missouri, you know!