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my appliances are stainless (the fridge has the french doors and freezer on the bottom, interior water dispenser because i agree with gia on the clean lines thing) and let me tell you the fingerprints are a motherfucker.

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More ergonomic. Think about it...put the fridge part at shoulder length reach since that's what's used more. The first rule of good design is function.

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80s wallpaper is TOTALLY worth two huge Viking fridges staring at you down like steely eyes. Wallpaper removal is cheap. Just paint and slap some 8 inch baseboards on and the place will look like a million bucks! Photography is passion and my 2nd passion is interior design. Did y'all know that?

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More ergonomic. Think about it...put the fridge part at shoulder length reach since that's what's used more. The first rule of good design is function.

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I prefer the top freezer version more, because I use the freezer a lot. Bottom freezer requires bending over a lot.

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More ergonomic. Think about it...put the fridge part at shoulder length reach since that's what's used more. The first rule of good design is function.

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I prefer the top freezer version more, because I use the freezer a lot. Bottom freezer requires bending over a lot.

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80s wallpaper is TOTALLY worth two huge Viking fridges staring at you down like steely eyes. Wallpaper removal is cheap. Just paint and slap some 8 inch baseboards on and the place will look like a million bucks! Photography is passion and my 2nd passion is interior design. Did y'all know that?

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I use stove oven more than microwave, and now I will be using the foreman grill.

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I use stove oven more than microwave, and now I will be using the foreman grill.

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um if i buy this house would you guys come visit?

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um if i buy this house would you guys come visit?

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I just googled the Viking fridge and they seem to sell at $5,200-$5,400, for this price I can buy (if I have enough room) 10 $440 fridges with tax already calculated-in, and get 206 cubic feet of storage space. It is true that the Viking is better built than the consumer brands that you can find in Sears, but this does not mean that that Sears units are crappy, poorly-assembled or will break soon.

I can definatly see some pro chef using the Viking appliances, but for a regular consumer this is too overboard. A lot of people can't cook really good, so even if they get a Viking appliance their cooking won't improve and the food will be just as shitty as it used to be. Most of the Americans (as well as the rest of the people) are fucking dumb when it comes to buying things, and fail to distinguish that 'need' and 'want' are 2 different things.

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Gia, no offense intended, but you must get paid very well for your pics considering all the expensive shit you're always talking about buying. You must have invested wisely.

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I just googled the Viking fridge and they seem to sell at $5,200-$5,400, for this price I can buy (if I have enough room) 10 $440 fridges with tax already calculated-in, and get 206 cubic feet of storage space. It is true that the Viking is better built than the consumer brands that you can find in Sears, but this does not mean that that Sears units are crappy, poorly-assembled or will break soon.

I can definatly see some pro chef using the Viking appliances, but for a regular consumer this is too overboard. A lot of people can't cook really good, so even if they get a Viking appliance their cooking won't improve and the food will be just as shitty as it used to be. Most of the Americans (as well as the rest of the people) are fucking dumb when it comes to buying things, and fail to distinguish that 'need' and 'want' are 2 different things.

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For once I completely agree with Panzer. Why pay that kind of money just to be an appliance elitist? It's a fuckin' fridge...if it's big enough to hold your food and keep it cold then it's doing its job.

Gia, no offense intended, but you must get paid very well for your pics considering all the expensive shit you're always talking about buying. You must have invested wisely.

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Viz, I bought the Viking fridge when I was a home owner from 2002-2005. I suppose an expensive fridge made up for the fact that I didn't have a couch until I moved to L.A. The couches I liked were $3,000 until L.A. were I found my dream couch for $800. I had 2 vintage Eames chairs in front of my tv that I purchased from another stripper. She said the furniture reminded her of a bad relationship. One man's trash...you know. I was stripping at the time then dividing my time between porn and stripping from 2003-2006. Before that, how did I earn money and afford a house? Stripping!!! Well, with a four year break working at high end boutiques and barely making enough to save for a rainy day.

I don't spend a lot of money. I live in a cheap apartment, eat mostly at home, shop mostly second hand, eat healthy to prevent future med bills or bad skin, avoid being wasteful, have a cheap cell phone plan, and still have a lot of the designer shoes and dresses from the past. This way I can save money just as I was saving before when I made more from stripping and porn.

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Trust me, I'm frugie mc frugal, but certain things really make a difference.

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Trust me, I totally know it's insane, but really nice kitchens and bathrooms totally get me going. I spent more time in the kitchen than the living room, rarely had friends in Vegas let alone guests, and still money left over to save. I know the kitchen taking priority over having a couch makes no sense, but I seriously didn't want to spend more than $1K on a couch and didn't see any I liked until I moved to CA.

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Haha, cool, sounds like you and Mrs. Vizzle have a lot in common re: the kitchen/bathroom thing! Those are the two rooms I'm in the process of redoing at her request. I'm all eager to jazz up the living room and the bedroom and I keep getting "Not until I get my new kitchen and bathroom". Must be something about hot chicks.

Ah well, we like what we like, and if you're happy with your super-mondo-mega fridge then more power to ya. I'll bet it beats the pants off of my Roper.

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I sold it along with the house once I predicted Vegas's market dropping. Good call on my end, but what am I gonna do? Lug it to CA and stick it in storage? It's too big for an apt kitchen. Now I'm rocking the Kenmore stainless steel fridge from craigslist for $400. Most kitchen apts here don't come with fridges. Gay.

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really nice kitchens and bathrooms totally get me going.

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AVG anti-virus and anti-spyware. Fuck Norton and Zone Alarm for making me sit through 45 minutes of automated technical support from my IS provider after I specifically punched in the number to stay on hold until a real person would talk to me.

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I don't spend a lot of money. I live in a cheap apartment, eat mostly at home, shop mostly second hand, eat healthy to prevent future med bills or bad skin, avoid being wasteful, have a cheap cell phone plan, and still have a lot of the designer shoes and dresses from the past. This way I can save money just as I was saving before when I made more from stripping and porn.

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