Sure. All us cousins are already sleeping with your wife.
Not a one, but if I did it would be strictly for the articles.
That does look fun and, TBH, I would think the price would be higher. We paid almost that much for 7 bedrooms plus a bunk room in Colorado last summer and all it had was a crappy pool table and hot tub.
It's the most important part of keeping your key parties interesting.
All the new developments in Omaha seem to be the same way. I don't even want to go into one for fear I might never get out.
I think the reasoning is that it gives the sense of having more space because your side windows don't look directly on your neighbors house. The flip side is that it also gives you window access to more neighbor's houses.
It also makes it cozier because you can't look forever for blocks down one street. Probably one of the biggest reasons is to reduce the usefulness of streets to be through street shortcuts through neighborhoods. No one want to live on a street that is supposed to be a residential neighborhood but has become a busy impromptu thoroughfare because people have found they can cut 90 seconds off of their commute by cutting through at twice the posted speed limit.
