Unique Housing Rules...

When my wife and I bought our house last year in August, we knew that we had chosen a house that was unique, and unlike any other in our immediate area to be sure. It's a modified ranch with a completely finished basement, walk out side door, nice yard, trees everywhere - -- good stuff in general.

I as a science fiction fan had always thought it would be cool to be the first person on the planet to have a "saucer section" house, that would basically be a modified scale "saucer section" from the Enterprise or like starship from the realm of STAR TREK. As many of you will remember, the Enterprise D's saucer section crash landed on a strangely Earth-like looking planet (Veridian III) in 'STAR TREK: GENERATIONS', the movie that was a hand-off movie to the TNG crew from the Original Series Crew. Wouldn't it be cool to have a house that looks like a crash landed starship or spacecraft?

In any case, as finding one like that became more unlikely and we found our house, my interest in unique housing has grown. Yesterday evening while surfing thru the news at CNN, I came across an article from 'DILBERT' Author Scott Adams in which there is a link to something called:

The DILBERT ULTIMATE HOUSE (appropriately, DUH)

Needless to say, the website speaks for itself, and I thought it was one of the coolest ideas/culminations of technology and imagination I'd ever seen.

Give any of the links above a click to learn more about what's going on in the world of unique housing.