After holding out for 3 years, Ms. Wu Ping and her husband have finally agreed on a settlement today with Chinese property developers. Their house basically stood out like a
"stubborn nail" amidst all the ongoing construction
surrounding their place in Chongqing, China. The Wu's struggle against the developers brought them to celebrity status in the country and now they're regarded as heroes for the common people. Good for them, but too bad, it would
have been awesome to flood that hole with water and turn it into one cool looking moat!
Take a look at this. There's nothing wrong with your monitor, it's just the "Crooked House" of Sopot, Poland! Purposely designed to get your attention, it should come to no surprise that the house has become quite the tourist 
attraction. It kind of reminds me of Disneyland's Toontown, but on crack. Speaking of "crack", you think the crackheads of Vancouver see this thing all straight?
After holding out for 3 years, Ms. Wu Ping and her husband have finally agreed on a settlement today with Chinese property developers. Their house basically stood out like a "stubborn nail" amidst all the ongoing construction 
surrounding their place in Chongqing, China. The Wu's struggle against the developers brought them to celebrity status in the country and now they're regarded as heroes for the common people. Good for them, but too bad, it would
have been awesome to flood that hole with water and turn it into one cool looking moat!
