If you are close to Denmark, it’s definitely worth a trip: http://www.sculpturebythesea.dk/en.aspx

I wonder if they built houses like these in Seattle, would it upset the time-space continuum sufficiently such that it would STOP raining OUTSIDE?

Man, change the context and people get all pissy and moany about the stupidest stuff.

They’re just concern trolling, probably blowing off steam so they don’t go postal at work. Best not to feed them. Remember, if their misery colonizes you, they’re memetic disease wins.

I’ll get my coat.

Although in our case, the rain paradoxically came in on the second floor, but not the third. But then again, the dead, frozen raccoon carcass also fell out from between the second and third floors, so it sort of all makes sense.

Now, THAT would be art.

Depending on what they made it out of it’ll probably last the month, but either way you are going to have to destroy it.

-I wonder if it has water reclaim capabilities? That seems even more wasteful.

An interesting art project would be an opulent mansion where each room is an excellent example of indoor living, save one ever-present and overwhelming example of an outdoor element that is a reason we create indoor spaces.

An icy room, a sweltering room, a room full of thorns and burrs, a room of snakes, spiders and rodents, etc.

Not joking, 4 solid walls and a sheet of plastic is a far, far better deal than what they’ve got now.

*shivers with moldy heebie jeebies*

Ain’t the pine trees wonderful?!

Mildew.

Repeat.