Our first port of call is my front door:

I am room number 7.11. 11th room on the 7th floor (here at Bath, the ground floor is floor 1, so I'm actually on the 6th floor). A pretty uninspiring door that was popular in the 80s.
We venture in:

On the right you will notice a sink, which is badly in need of a clean. Around it are some of the necessities in life; aspirin for the morning after my Gilette Mach3, and toothbrush and toothpaste to remove that morning after taste from my mouth. In the distance you can see my printer, an Epson. In the future I'm sticking to HP, I really don't like Epson. Notes from thermofluids lectures are littered over the floor.
We're now well into my room:

Before us is my desk, where I spend a lot of my time. By throwing my keyboard on the bed, I get just about enough space to draw a comic. I pin my favourite sketches on the noticeboard. It's washing day, so there are clothes lying about the place drying off. I'm actually not too bad about leaving dirty washing lying around, I make sport of throwing it into a bag for that purpose.
My main monitor shares the desk, the secondary one just gets used for IRC and palettes, so sits on the window ledge thing. Subwoofer in the corner with front right speaker on it. The centre speaker is hiding on the second shelf up, behind a box of instructions for drinking games. The front left speaker is hiding behind my pint mug, which is in dire need of a clean.
Wallscrolls!

I have to keep them up using huge great blobs of blu tak. I have Gunnm, Evangelion and FLCL ones so far. There's also a Trigun poster on the bit of wall you can't see. The FLCL one is my favourite, I was torn between that one and a haruko one, but I think I made the right decision. The pipe in the corner feeds the toilet on the floor above. It's a right pain when I'm about to fall asleep and someone flushes the toilet.

This is the centre of my computer. I used to call it Colossus, but this new case is a fair bit smaller than my old hulking full tower. I have to plug the various plugs in one at a time into the power strip. If I turn it on at the mains with them all plugged in it trips the jumpers. Thing's too darn sensitive.
And there you go. This is where I live.
Anyone else got photos?











