Weird Al -- the early years.

" Jezz mom, all I'm doing is beating my meat, and Willie is playing with his organ".

- while Mom plays with her cucumbers in the kitchen.

My parents still have one of those orange fiberglass chairs. I used it all through college. It is way more comfortable then it looks.

The kid with the accordion creeps me out, big time.

He is the Levittown version of the kid in Deliverance.

He looks like Alfred E. Neuman.

Looks like an Eichler home.

Sure does. Similar to the first house I owned in '77 -- also an Eichler. There's a book on Eichler homes. They're pretty famous in architectural circles. What I loved about mine besides the design was the radiant heating from the slab...

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1155056163.jpg

My wife's family grew up with those chairs. Her father still has about 10 of them at his house and uses them every day. They are surprisingly comfortable.

They're nice chairs and collectable as "Mid Century" antiques. Ray and Charles Eames came up with alot of timeless designs http://www.designmuseum.org/design/charles-ray-eames

Obviously a Tarentino fan:

http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1155059538.jpg

i have one of these
http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1155060853.jpg

If you look carefully, you can see the Hattori Hanzo through the rear window...

Tech,
I grew up in an Eichler in Menlo Park, CA. Very cool houses!

once again, learn something new on ppot. cool homes. seems like they were strictly cali-based right?

You got it! Love these homes (as well as the old case studies)

Eichlers for sale

while we're on the subject of modernism

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