Coming clean - Features

The multigenerational Jones house is being considered for the ignominious title of "Messiest Home in the Country" By Nancy Arcayna POSTED: 01:30 a.m. HST, Jan 30, 2009 In the search for the messiest home in the ...

[Johannes]

Ummmmm, yeah. Lets all air our dirt for the television viewing public. And lets all get Niecey Nash to conduct a psychological profile of our neatness or messiness as the case may be. Why do folks feel a need to air their lives on TV anyway they can...this type of self-exploitation is something I cannot comprehend!

[Pedro]

Looks like they just messed it up them self's, before the camera crew got there!

[Hokulea Heaukulani]

My aunt got one of their lamps. :)

[bumpercrop]

Geeze, my apt is far worst than that. I turned the bedroom into ajuk room so bad I can't get in there any more!

[likris]

They should teach Organization 101 in schools, start the OCD early. Outlaw yard sales, then people would think twice about purchasing unnecessary items. Think Mother Theresa. She died with just a chair, a desk, a bed,one extra set of clothes and her bible. What else do we need?

[oh boy]

How about instead of America's Messiest House, we just call it what it is:

"Ghetto Ass People that Belong in Trailers."

I'd hate to be their neighbor. Just beautiful how these people live like pigs and depress home values. It's because of them places like Mililani have association rules adopted from the Nazis.

[Killa Wiffa]

You should see my brothers house, roackes running all over the place, old food, newspapers, the carpet is in ruins. So embarrassing!!!!!!!! His wife doesn't do anything but watch the kids, eat and get sick!!!!!!!! What a life.

[enufalready]

Ghetto TV.

[Not organized]

It was just cluttered. Clutter and filth are two
different things. Why didn't they "clean" an
older, roach infested, filthy home in say...
Kalihi?