A cou­ple of months ago, @geekygirldawn started up a web­site called The Crazy Neigh­bor.  I guess she has a few crazy neigh­bors.  The for­mat of the site is like many oth­ers out there — I Can Has Cheezburger, Pic­ture Is Unre­lated, Graph­Jam, and so on.  Users sub­mit pho­tos and those pic­tures get posted.

While I can­not say that I have “crazy” neigh­bors, I do pass by a unique house on the way to a cou­ple of restau­rants and cof­fee shops.  The house has a bunch of gar­goyles and they also have some kind of clas­sic video game thing going on.  There are always a few, some­times as many as a dozen, tarp-covered video game cab­i­nets stowed in their side yard.  Hon­estly, I would have thought you would need more than a tarp to pro­tect a cab­i­net in Port­land.  They also have a mov­ing van eter­nally parked out front.  On the few occa­sions I have seen the back of the van open (never attended; there’s never any­one around at that house), there have been more game cab­i­nets inside.

After a recent post to The Crazy Neigh­bor of a house with a sin­gle gar­goyle, I thought I’d sub­mit the video game gar­goyle house:

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