this woman has collected all this stuff from eBay!
I wonder where she took the money…?!? 
She also has a son (the photographer) which is a full-time student and lives abroad.
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i think this is some kind of disease 
wow
i have actually been inside somebody’s house like this except hers was filled with piles and piles of romance novels, it was like, they were piled EVERYWHERE , there was only 1 path to get anywhere through the hallway, it was really creepy
I’ve been looking at the pictures and reading his funny comments but I actually got a little claustrofobic halfway!! 
My first bet what the IRS man will say as soon as he enters the house for inspection (damn i don’t want to know what they do with their bills and tax-forms): “I’ld like my coffee in the restroom please…”
I’ve worked on a few computers at people’s houses that were pretty close to being like that. Crazy. Do they not know how bad it is or are they just overwhelmed by it and therefore do nothing?
Ebay is not good for some people… 
It amazes me how much junk people collect. Records, audio cassettes, CD’s, videocassttes, DVD’s–collecting those types of things makes sense–it’s something one can actually enjoy. Collecting glass paperweights that aren’t worth much is just a little bit strange, to me. I worked on the computer of someone one time who had so much junk, and old tv’s, and stereos inside their place it looked like a giant trash heap, but then they showed me their garage–they had a 4 car garage with an attic that you could stand up in, completely filled from top to bottom, and the attic, with junk. Candlemakers, tube testers, boat parts, John Deere memoribilia, junked bicycles. It was crazy.
man thats seriously…damn i cant even think of what to say.
at least if his mom decides to start a business there would be something to sell.
the messed up thing is, in some of those photos the floor looks almost -too clean.
compared to that my bedroom is godliness.
my new home (I’m really close to living in it, so I must prepare to have the compulsory off-line period) has no place were to put junk like this: has no cellar and no garage, and there is no little rooms where everything unused goes.
Being a chaotic guy (you know, that kind of people who say: “the phonebill invoice of march 1998? Oh yes, it’s under that pile of blank CDs over the comics collection in the bathroom”), I’m quite worried about this… will I turn my home in something similar to that pictures?
This is a kind of challenge for me. Let’s see…
I must say that I’m kind of attracted by this kind of homes, anyway… 
OMG! ROTF! 
You don’t even know how much I can relate to that… sadly…
Both Brad and I are that same chaotic way–so far we’ve done a pretty good job at keeping our place from getting like those pictures, with the exception of one room that we call the storage room, which is about as half as bad as those pictures. We have to watch the dining room table the most, especially for junk mail…
I’m going to create what I call “the toys room”, where musical instruments, computers, and whatever go.
It will surely turn into a mess in about one week 
seriously: I think that I should buy a file (that kind of furniture where to store documents, papers, and so on) to organize stuff.
This is that sort of things you see by observing your father, and you understand when you want to cease the contract with your old ADSL provider, and you don’t know where the hell the contract is filed 
i bid 10 bucks for the lott…
mlon