Conn. home 20-times larger than average

At nearly 50,900 square feet, the Chase home will be slightly larger than billionaire Bill Gates' home in Washington, about 4,000 square feet smaller than the White House and 20 times larger than the average-size home in America. :eek:

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20070901/ap_on_re_us/mammoth_mansion

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Legzman

what the fuck you lookin at?
why would you need something that god damn big? Even if you could afford it there is absolutely no fucking point!
 

Torre82

Moderator \ Jannie
Staff member
This reminds me of the story.. where in some suburb where wealthy white people who want to save the environment live..

Somebody bought a hummer.

Then, all the neighbors vandalized it for being a wasteful, horribly expensive gas hog.

Yeah. That needs to happen here. Just how many people are going to stay in this home? One per room sounds about right. Probably going to be about two or three. In that case.. BURN IT.
 
Come on people think a little........it's a home for entertaining. People that can build homes that big don't build them to live in them, they build them so they can say to every person they meet. Hey bring the whole family over and you can meet "insert famous name here" and then they offere "famous name here" a free mansion to vacation at (butler staff included) provided they help them at the next stock holder meeting/publicity event/spokesmanship.

Who ever owns that home, also probably owns no less than 5 other homes, and one or two of them are practical livable homes.

"oh Kent, anyone can make up stats to prove anything, 28% of all people know that"
-- The great homer (badly quoted)
 

Torre82

Moderator \ Jannie
Staff member
Come on people think a little........it's a home for entertaining. People that can build homes that big don't build them to live in them, they build them so they can say to every person they meet. Hey bring the whole family over and you can meet "insert famous name here" and then they offere "famous name here" a free mansion to vacation at (butler staff included) provided they help them at the next stock holder meeting/publicity event/spokesmanship.

Who ever owns that home, also probably owns no less than 5 other homes, and one or two of them are practical livable homes.

"oh Kent, anyone can make up stats to prove anything, 28% of all people know that"
-- The great homer (badly quoted)

Oh, of course.. that's perfectly okay. Here is my dick, and here is my 50 inch stunt dick with absolutely huge balls with so VERY VERY much sperm.. that I'd impregnate anyone who even looks at me.

Spectacularly wasteful is what it is.
 

bigbadbrody

Banned
A man who has a house built this big is just like a man who has a real large spoiler on the back of his car
 
Oh, of course.. that's perfectly okay. Here is my dick, and here is my 50 inch stunt dick with absolutely huge balls with so VERY VERY much sperm.. that I'd impregnate anyone who even looks at me.

Spectacularly wasteful is what it is.

Agreed totally wasteful, not nessecarily dumb (it's gonna get some celebrity attention, and probably bring in more money for this person), but definitely wasteful
 
Meh, it's his money he can do whatever he wants with it no matter how stupid we think it is.
 
But with a little weiner in his pants? :)

I could see why some people might want an enormous house like that even if I find it excessive. On the other hand I find a spoiler put on the back of a car that isn't going to be used for competitive racing to be stupid. :1orglaugh
 
I think that Silvio Berlusconi's watches (Constantin Vacheron) that cost US$540,000 is really wasteful thing :bowdown:

but when it comes to house, I do not think that it is wasteful. It is more like buying the whole island, to feel yourself a small king... All in all, I agree with jenerator's post. Quite reasonable.
 

Ax3C

Banned
Okay, we're all agreed on the fact that it's his money, yadda, yadda, yadda.

But for fuck's sake, stop and think about how utterly 'in-your-face' something this pretentious, bloated, bombastic. gaudy, snobbish, and vainglorious can be.

By no means is this individual obligated to help anyone, but my God, think of all the homeless and abused women / children that could've benefitted from just a tenth of what this pompous ass paid for this obscenity ...

Maybe I'm cut from a different cloth than everyone else, but to me something this huge and garish is a slap in the face and a kick in the proverbial nuts to everyone else "below" his station in life. Good for him that he has enough wealth to be able to provide a legacy such as this, no matter how overblown and ostentatious, but I put this shit on the same list as that ridiculous P. Diddy and his annual 'White Party' or Michael Jackson's Neverland or the excesses of Donald Trump.

Obscene and insulting. :2 cents: :hatsoff:
 
Of course, as soon as one person has the right to spend his money in any way he wants, the other person has the right to respect or disrespect his actions, and the right to have an opinion.
But can it be something more than opinion? I am sure that no way. Since it is impossible to make people spend their money in a "proper" way, it is impossible to create moral rules for everybody. Impossible to create any laws, to restrict rich people from *dolce vita*. What it could be like? Communism? It failed... and cause only much more problems..
Ax3C, I understand perfectly well what you mean in your post about poor homeless people... But this is life, it ain't no place for justice & equality. Emotions? Yes, we all have them. But common sense makes me to damp down them. One could become Mother Teresa on voluntary lines only. So, I ask myself - how could I blame other people for not being that generous? Inalienable right to live the life you want is kinda basis... If any pressure is provided on rich people to make them spend their money in a different way and they are restricted it will be violation of that basis. And if it violated once, it would be violated many times. You should only begin. Ethic questions are hard to be placed under certain laws or rules. If we want something more than just emotions and words, if we want to change the situation, we will face some unsolvable questions. What is the line not to cross? What house is bigger than "normal"? What car is waste of money? 40 000? 100 000 USD? What about jewelry? How much can a person have not to be called bastard? Who will define that limits, that prices, that constrains? Those who ain't got no food to eat will tell you that spending money to pay for the internet is wasteful. Those who are in need of the money for serious medical operation, will tell you that spending money for travelling over the world is a luxury... It is always about comparison. There always be a gap between poor people and those who live like kings.

I do not argue that it is sad, but I think that it is just no way to fight with it. All that anger (even righteous anger) shoud not be transformated into any specific steps, like burning cars, houses or stuff like that.
"Take away (from the wealthy) and share (among poor men)". It was one of the slogans of the communist revolution in Russia. All that good intentions usually lead to hell. We gotta accept private property, and the right to spend money to any shit, whether we like it or not, cuz trying to regulate wishes of other people in conformity with your own point of view and in accordance to your moral rules will lead to total chaos!

If P. Diddy give all his money to every poor man, he will become poor himself. Why not to give a little of his money to just a few? Cuz the rest will always be unsatisfied with him! Cuz 10 000 000 dollars are just 1 buck for 10 000 000 poor men. It won't change their life! And untill P.Diddy has money for a new hummer or hennesey people will put a blame on him for being rich asshole. Why can't you give me $1000 if you've got million? He will hear this question everyday, till he ain't no millioniare any longer. And again, what is the criteria to divide wasteful luxury from deserved quality of life? I do not like P. Diddy, but I understand lack of prospects of that accusations. I gotta close my eyes on that. It is a lot of injustice in the world. People should rely upon themselves only, not to wait for some help from generous celebrities or whatever. Got not to care about the rest, not to look in other men pocket.
 
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