How do you tell someone

[Rich Engelhardt]

what you think of the new kitchen they are so proud of?

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[Zachary Hoyt]

I would say "Isn't that something!"

[Curt Harms]

Good execution (great job!) leaving unsaid that the design sux.

[glenn bradley]

Ayyy man, dat is charp. Eeet matches dee interior of my chort wit da twice-pipes.

[Ronnie Hurst]

"You must be proud"

[Patrick McCarthy]

I did not do a google image search, but I ASSUME that is an old image of a kitchen located somewhere far from NE Ohio, and the guy sho built is dead by now. So, to answer your question: You don’t, because they can’t hear you.

[Bryan Lisowski]

I wouldn’t say anything, the whole time thinking, money doesn’t buy good taste.

[Ronald Blue]

Amazing! Do the doors come off to make a bed?

[Paul F Franklin]

As a female comedian whose name I don't recall once said: "If that's what you were going for, you got a good one"

[Roger Feeley]

Yikes! Maybe it belonged to the owner ov an upholstery business.

[Lisa Starr]

I'd just say something like "Wow, that's one of a kind. You must be proud of the effort it took to create."

[Lee DeRaud]

"It must take a lot of Armor-All to keep it that shiny..."

[Brian Tymchak]

Even my wife was at a loss for words when she saw that.

Can't imagine the oven was turned on even once after the makeover as I don't see any melted material.

[Doug Garson]

Very carefully.

[Alan Rutherford]

Those urns are the remains of the 3 people who said what they really thought.