• Tuesday, 28 June 2016

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    How much do you love cats? 
    If the daily deluge of cat GIFs and videos aren't enough for you, check out this Australian house currently up for sale
    The home in Adelaide's suburbs is covered with cat pictures, cat accessories and cat everything. Just a guess — we bet the owners are very big fans of cats.
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    It's not all felines though — the living room is decked out with toy dolls and random pictures of doll-like things, with spots like the bathroom remaining surprisingly feline free.
    Yes, it is like if you were constantly living inside the internet sometime in the mid-2000s, likely on a meme-laden site like YTMND
    Even the real estate listing is encouraging you to turn it into a permanent meme dungeon.
    "This 1940s era maisonette certainly has a story to tell," the listing reads. "Featuring a host of character features from jarrah timber floors throughout, high decorative ceilings and a fireplace, the urge to transform this home to suit your personal tastes is strong."
    If you're actually interested in buying the home, it has two bedrooms and is actually relatively affordable at A$349,950 (US$258,812), if you consider how expensive housing in Australia is. 
    No word on whether the cat merchandise comes included, however.
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