That’s the primary listing photo for this Portland home.
These are the only other two photos on the listing.
The listing agent stands to “earn” a commission of over $8,000 should this sell near its list price of $275,000.
Why am I not an agent?
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I feel like I need to check my prescription.
Missing: the shot taken over the lister’s shoulder at whatever was chasing him. Exit stage left, pursued by a bear?
Ah yes, ‘Titus Andronicus’; proof Shakespeare could write a bad play. All the same, one wonders how that scene could have been staged without turning it into unintentional comedy- though perhaps by that point in the drama the audience would have drunken themselves as blurry as these photos…
@Paradox: Ah, the pleasure and privilege of associating with educated people. I had no idea – my usual state of things, I know – that this was Shakespeare and not just some old Burlesque chestnut. Goes to show that a good gag never dies… :D
@Anodean: Unfortunately for my reputation as an educated sort of dolt, the line actually comes from ‘The Winter’s Tale’ and the bear is pursuing Antigonus- which similarity to ‘Andronicus’, I suppose, accounts for my memory being as blurry as either Shakespeare’s audience or the above photos. Mea culpa.