[geeks] please mediate for the sake of my marriage

[geeks at sunhelp.org]

Defiantly square. Sorry, but round makes it look like a Chinese restaurant.

Now, if it were a Victorian architecture, an octagon or oval would be
extremely cool, but not side-by-side. I haven't seen too many good uses of
round windows, except in extreme-modern architecture. And I find
extreme-modern (stainless, iron, concrete, odd geometry, etc.) interesting
for about 1-hour, after that I want to go home.

James Fogg, Network Engineer
Vicinity Corporation - New Hampshire
(603) 442-1751

~ -----Original Message-----
~ From: Kurt Mosiejczuk [mailto:kurt at csh.rit.edu]
~ Sent: Monday, March 11, 2002 10:18 AM
~ To: geeks at sunhelp.org
~ Subject: Re: [geeks] please mediate for the sake of my marriage
~ 
~ 
~ On Sun, 10 Mar 2002, Amy wrote:
~ 
~ > ok guys. bill and i have been at it like cats and dogs all 
~ week over round
~ > vs. square. please go see my approximate drawings and tells 
~ us which you
~ > like better:
~ 
~ > http://www.mrbill.net/~mrbill/newhouse/
~ 
~ I also will weigh in on square.  Especially with the square windows
~ on the garage, the round windows clash.
~ 
~ And, as I see someone else mentioned, the round will be expensive
~ down the line when they inevitably need service and/or replacement.
~ 
~ --Kurt
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