Every piece of furniture belongs to the cat. This one is just more thoughtfully designed.

Once you return from the portal to Robert Evans' liquor cabinet, you're going to need to call a cab.

Either they couldn't remember where they stashed the money or they just had some complicated feelings to work through.

Once the size of the orgy grows to more than five participants, it's time to leave the confines of the futon, avoid the carpeted floor, and climb aboard this massive sofa. Plus, the crushed red velvet prevents rug burn.

Oh finally, room for my house staff and servants!

Jerceto says: "The house on the right with the TV aerial was recently bought by some family friends. Some locals gave them this old postcard, believed to be from 1906. The house itself was originally built in 1327 in the medieval town of Courdes sur Ciel."

Neat!

I didn't know oysters could fold up so many different ways! Looks comfy.