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ok i know these fuckin things come in sets so i guess 'live' and 'love' are in the guest room unless there's just a "cursive words printed on rectangles" section in bed bath & beyond now, which there probably is wait how did i notice THAT before i noticed the Toilet King's Throne
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SoundMonkey posted:... Now I want a wall hanging that says "LIVE LAUGH UNPROTECTED SODOMY" That toilet loving owns, btw.
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Aug 10, 2017 02:14
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Blue Footed Booby posted:"LIVE LAUGH UNPROTECTED SODOMY" Crappy Construction Tales: Home of the "LIVE LAUGH UNPROTECTED SODOMY" Wallhangings
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Aug 10, 2017 02:17
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I'm guessing theres a 90% chance that the toilet drain necks down into the original 1.5" stub that obviously served a sink at one point.
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Aug 10, 2017 02:18
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SoundMonkey posted:ok i know these fuckin things come in sets so i guess 'live' and 'love' are in the guest room That's just a Family Home Laugh Dream set. Random word wall hangings are in.
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Aug 10, 2017 02:39
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I refuse to believe that this is a real room and not some rendering of a DIY goon's worst nightmare. And I too noticed the Fancy Word Squares before the en-suite bathroom.
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Aug 10, 2017 03:11
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hailthefish posted:That's just a Family Home Laugh Dream set. Random word wall hangings are in. that sounds like a prefabricated home sold by disreputable eBay sellers
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Aug 10, 2017 03:12
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I want that toilet setup. Desperately.
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Aug 10, 2017 03:19
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TTerrible posted:I want that toilet setup. Desperately. same but move the toilet accent light to two at the back corners for a halo effect while i take a dump
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Aug 10, 2017 03:21
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It's horrible because you can't see the huge TV from the throne
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Aug 10, 2017 04:43
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Diceware word blocks could be the next big thing.
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Aug 10, 2017 06:10
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Leperflesh posted:It's horrible because you can't see the huge TV from the throne Pretty sure that is a shower door on the left side, not a TV... I am honestly not sure if that's better or worse...
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Youth Decay posted:I refuse to believe that this is a real room and not some rendering of a DIY goon's worst nightmare. No sunken tub.
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Aug 10, 2017 06:15
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Jerry Cotton posted:Speaking of Americans not having taste or skill, why do so many houses in American house-buying/selling/renovating TV shows have weird-rear end windows like this in above-ground rooms in buildings that at least allegedly aren't prisons or forts? That's an architectural feature of the Craftsman style. Wood floors, wide baseboards and door trims too. It's pretty common in houses built in the 1890-1920 era.
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Aug 10, 2017 08:15
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SoundMonkey posted:well i mean after they build the houses poorly they have to live in them poorly too Hey I don't mind, I did say I love it. slurry_curry posted:Pretty sure that is a shower door on the left side, not a TV... Huh I thought it was a TV at first glance too. These cows are small, those cows are far away..
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Aug 10, 2017 08:16
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Leperflesh posted:Fuckin' love it. Also the whole bit where failing to update the address of their tax attorney left them with a nine hundred dollar unpaid tax bill and these rich assholes are going to face an actual consequence for that. Exactly like how millions of poor people get totally hosed for minor discrepancies on a daily basis, because the government has zero sympathy and does not just accommodate you after the fact when you failed to pay a bill or whatever. They're not going to face anything. City'll end up voiding the sale and returning their money most likely. Even if they let the idiots who bought it keep it, it's a street in a century old neighborhood, every house on it is going to effectively be granted easements to the whole property.
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Aug 10, 2017 08:20
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Liquid Communism posted:They're not going to face anything. City'll end up voiding the sale and returning their money most likely. yeah, and now everyone realizes this is possible and can use it to screw over people who CAN'T get the city to void the purchase 
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Phanatic posted:America has a wide variation in climate and having windows the size of entire walls is not a good idea in a lot of the country. Unless you have a manservant named Enrique to pay your utility bills. Again: curtains, together with double glazing and (for old windows that don't have seals) window paper or tape* for Winter. Or heck it's 2017 why not do triple glazing. My mother's old place was built sometime in the 1800s and it had double windows (I guess the additional pane is called a storm window in English?). I'm not trying to say small windows aren't inherently a better technical solution to heat loss because they obviously are. Complete windowlessness is even better. But both aesthetically and psychologically normal-sized windows are miles better. *)  Liquid Communism posted:That's an architectural feature of the Craftsman style. Wood floors, wide baseboards and door trims too. It's pretty common in houses built in the 1890-1920 era.  
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Aug 10, 2017 08:29
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I think I've made that house in the Sims.
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Aug 10, 2017 08:34
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Jerry Cotton posted:Again: curtains, together with double glazing and (for old windows that don't have seals) window paper or tape* for Winter. Or heck it's 2017 why not do triple glazing. My mother's old place was built sometime in the 1800s and it had double windows (I guess the additional pane is called a storm window in English?). yeah i know for a fact i'm gonna have to put up plastic when it's winter here unless i want to pay out the rear end for heat. my old place also had poorly sealed single pane sash windows, on the plus side you know when it's windy outside because it's also windy inside.
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quote:Traditional storm windows and screens are time consuming and very labor-intensive, requiring removal and storage of the storm windows in the spring, and reinstallation in the fall and storage of the screens. The weight of the large storm window frame and glass makes replacement on upper-stories of tall buildings a difficult task requiring repeatedly climbing a ladder with each window and trying to hold the window in place while securing retaining clips around the edges. How can you do something so utterly wrong? You put them on the inside of the house. Takes about five minutes per pane if you factor in sealing them with cotton and tape. Once a year.
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Aug 10, 2017 08:37
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Jerry Cotton posted:How can you do something so utterly wrong? You put them on the inside of the house. Takes about five minutes per pane if you factor in sealing them with cotton and tape. Once a year. i think i accidentally popped the top of a window screen out of the track/bracket on a (modern) window upstairs and i'm putting off even dealing with that from the outside, much less an enormous goddamn window or ten.
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I've been looking at pictures of windows and screens on GIS and almost all of them also have cats but then there was this: http://www.vastavalo.net/tytto-katse-katsoa-nuori-verkon-takana-353908.html
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Jerry Cotton posted:I've been looking at pictures of windows and screens on GIS and almost all of them also have cats but then there was this: i could really use a screen door and my neighbor has the perfect one for this style of house but it's probably weird to go over and be like "where'd you get that door, i'm going to buy two identical ones."
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SoundMonkey posted:i could really use a screen door and my neighbor has the perfect one for this style of house but it's probably weird to go over and be like "where'd you get that door, i'm going to buy two identical ones." What? No, that's not weird at all. Just wait for the next time you catch your neighbor outside and ask 'em. People are proud of their houses and will go on at length.
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kid sinister posted:Guess the city! DrBouvenstein posted:Bangkok. Yes, you will. Every time you turn around in there.
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Aug 10, 2017 09:58
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Jerry Cotton posted:How can you do something so utterly wrong? You put them on the inside of the house. Takes about five minutes per pane if you factor in sealing them with cotton and tape. Once a year. annoying pedant/ my parent's Cape Cod, built just after WWII, has wood double-hung windows. Up until about 1988, the storm windows were large wood units casing a single sheet of 1/8" glass (there was a matching set of screens as well). These were hung on lugs from the outside and secured with swing hooks inside. Each one had a little stamped-metal number plate that corresponded with a matching plate on each window. They were a giant pain in the rear end to install & remove. My mom eventually had storm-window units installed in 1989. /annoying pedant My house was built around 1930 and still has the original double-hung windows. I have restored them; sure, they're not as tight as a modern insulated unit, but they do surprisingly well coupled with a decent storm window unit (all of which I replaced).  
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Aug 10, 2017 14:02
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The former owner of my home turned the garage into a sunroom with huge single pane windows, and yes it gets cold as gently caress in the winter. We just put curtains up to keep the cold air from spreading through the house. What I'd really like to do is get Indow window inserts but I'd have to scrape the cash together first.
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Liquid Communism posted:They're not going to face anything. City'll end up voiding the sale and returning their money most likely. They purposely waited until it was too late for the city to void the sale. And they've said nothing about preventing the current residents from access, they were hinting that unless the current residents bought it from them, they'd remove the gate and let anyone in the city park on the street.
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duz posted:They purposely waited until it was too late for the city to void the sale. And they've said nothing about preventing the current residents from access, they were hinting that unless the current residents bought it from them, they'd remove the gate and let anyone in the city park on the street. That's kind of awesome. Gated community people are weird.
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http://imgur.com/gallery/KeYFx4M
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duz posted:They purposely waited until it was too late for the city to void the sale. And they've said nothing about preventing the current residents from access, they were hinting that unless the current residents bought it from them, they'd remove the gate and let anyone in the city park on the street. San fran goons should buy some beaters and park them there. Ship them in from the rust belt.
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Aug 10, 2017 22:02
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I expected the back to come loose and smash into his head, but I can't say the actual result was a disappointment.
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At what point do huge windows stop being a greenhouse and just let in cold air? Is there something about the contents of a greenhouse (dirt & plants) that make it warmer than a lawyer foyer?
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peanut posted:At what point do huge windows stop being a greenhouse and just let in cold air? when you open them?
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Aug 10, 2017 23:39
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When the sun goes down.
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Windows have a positive r value, but a significantly lower r value than actual insulation and thus let a lot morethermal energy through than other building materials.
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Aug 11, 2017 00:08
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That toilet alcove needs more skulls and braziers.
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Aug 11, 2017 00:26
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Even with the lid down the flush plume reaches the pillows every single time guaranteed
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TerminalSaint posted:That toilet alcove needs more skulls and braziers. Somebody needs to make a reclining toilet already.
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