[kqr2]

They forgot that someone can sleep in the bathtub too.

Reminds me of this craig's list ad:

http://www.craigslist.org/about/best/nyc/907788944.html

[Silentio]

I've always thought these kinds of sites are interesting. I would be afraid of getting hacked into a thousand pieces and thrown in a dumpster...

[maxwell → Silentio]

You know, I'm not a big fan of Facebook, but this site should use it for vetting. You don't know much from a name, picture, and some attributes, but in all honesty I'd be more inclined to trust someone (at least to not be a psycho killer) after looking at their drunk pictures and wall posts than anything any central authority could issue.

[wheels → Silentio]

Life is more interesting when you don't assume that strangers showing kindness are going to hack you into pieces and throw you into a dumpster. Always take candy from strangers. And smile.

[eli → Silentio]

Agreed, I actually live in downtown DC and I'm going out of town for inauguration... but I'd like to come home and find the TV is still there.

[eli]

Word is that demand has actually relatively low for the "sleep on my couch" type offers: http://thecaucus.blogs.nytimes.com/2009/01/08/washington-ren...

Though, that said, I've heard that people are getting hotels in Fredrick, MD or even Philly for inauguration. That's just nuts.

[pgebhard → eli]

Well, those houses being rented out seem to be in the range of ~$3000/week. That's what's nuts. There would be more people going that route if that price wasn't so high.

[a-priori]

The blog article that mentions this listing is worth reading as well:

http://www.airbedandbreakfast.com/blog/?p=409

[KevBurnsJr]

homepage 404'd?

http://airbedandbreakfast.com/

[KevBurnsJr → KevBurnsJr]

Nevermind, looks like its fixed now?

For a second there I thought it was just a 1-pager :)