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Jaded Burnout posted:How much like it, was it the same post? Might have been, I'm not sure
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A deja vu is a glitch in the forums, it happens when the mods change something
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Jaded Burnout posted:How much like it, was it the same post? I totally appreciate this subtle reference.
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Ashcans posted:Then ten years later the sunroom gets converted* to a regular room, someone builds a new porch attached to it, and the life cycle begins anew. That whole house was pretty much a re-re-re-remodeled disaster that was about 5 years overdue for a demolish except that one hipster motherfucker kept trying to get it put on the historic register. There's no interesting designs or materials here my dude, in fact there are 6 more houses just like it on this block! Let the owner flatten it and install a modern fourplex.
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Sep 19, 2018 17:23
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Jaded Burnout posted:A deja vu is a glitch in the forums, it happens when the mods change something. Where's the exit gone? Oh God there's no logout button!
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Sep 19, 2018 18:15
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Queen Combat posted:Where's the exit gone? Oh God there's no logout button! If the forums had a log out button we'd all have left long ago.
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Jaded Burnout posted:If the forums had a log out button we'd all have left long ago. It would make all your wildest dreams come true.
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The forum is a computer generated dream world, built to keep us under control in order to change a human being into this
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I don't understand how people design things like that and think it's a good idea.
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Sep 19, 2018 23:16
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Jaded Burnout posted:How much like it, was it the same post? 
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Sep 19, 2018 23:44
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Offer accepted on a new house! Lets check the mls portal to make sure nothing more tempting has hit the market...    More Feeling confident in my choice.
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That house has bone cancer. What is going on on the rear exterior wall?
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Sep 20, 2018 00:18
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Forget the wall, what's going on behind this door?
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Sep 20, 2018 00:47
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The stone doorways are just baffling. I think it's landscaping sandstone.
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Sep 20, 2018 01:01
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Facebook Aunt posted:Forget the wall, what's going on behind this door? Are Marble Hornet spin offs still a thing? Because this feels like a screencap of a youtube video that's about some young college aged kids being stalked by Slenderman, so they holed up in an abandoned house. Or no, one of of them woke up in this abandoned house in the middle of the woods, and when they walk outside there's bags of leaky red stuff and yarn dollies hanging from the tree branches.
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big dyke energy posted:The stone doorways are just baffling. “‘Designed loads?‘ Never heard of ’em!” Platystemon fucked around with this message at 01:08 on Sep 20, 2018 |
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Sep 20, 2018 01:04
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It's kind of sad, looking at the front door and some of the fixtures this isn't just a random crapshack in the woods, this was somebody's dream home. Somebody with an unhealthy appreciation for paving stones, but still.
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Looks like my neighbors are upset that density goes up over time.  Some gems in the comments “typical build up the city instead of the plains” “shopping at the local grocery store will be a joke!” So, I guess they’d rather have suburban sprawl and hate their local businesses.
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StormDrain posted:Looks like my neighbors are upset that density goes up over time. I always reply to these Nextdoor posts with "Now that I've moved here I demand that everyone else stop doing the same!" That really gets them riled up.
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StormDrain posted:Looks like my neighbors are upset that density goes up over time. 
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StormDrain posted:Looks like my neighbors are upset that density goes up over time. My Nextdoor doesn't have any bitching about density or development, which makes me feel like I'm missing out because it's always fun to read neighborhood bitching on those topics, but that's what I get for living in a neighborhood that was laid out in the 1890s. If anything, density in my neighborhood is going down - these blocks are all big three-story Victorians and Foursquares, most of which have been chopped up into triplexes (except for our house, miraculously). One by one, they're getting restored back to single family homes and marketed to tech people because gentrification is coming. Then Nextdoor folks can complain about all the pretentious tech interlopers that are their neighbors now, and the tech interlopers can complain about dumb poo poo that no one ever cared about before. Content:  Hey neighbor house steps, you might want to get that growth checked out  It's big enough to anchor a motorcycle.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I don't understand how people design things like that and think it's a good idea. They just want to murder people while having enough of an alibi to get away with it.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I don't understand how people design things like that and think it's a good idea. They're called architects. "Hey, this idea I will never see in person or have to live with seems like a great idea!" Never forget:  Also:    
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Queen Victorian posted:My Nextdoor doesn't have any bitching about density or development, which makes me feel like I'm missing out because it's always fun to read neighborhood bitching on those topics, but that's what I get for living in a neighborhood that was laid out in the 1890s. My Nextdoor area had a NIMBY post encouraging everyone to oppose the new Methadone clinic opening near the commercial area. As a response to that, there was a long ungrammatical post about how you shouldn't look down on people trying to get treatment, opioid epidemic, etc. It got mostly positive responses, with a few "... but they should find somewhere else to do it" mixed in. The ungrammatical poster then followed up with an enormous rant detailing their crime history (mostly as victim, most notably including a hostage-taking ransom payoff) but also as perpetrator (throwing rocks at cars as teenager, drugs drugs drugs) and saying that just because property prices are going up, the new residents shouldn't expect the crime to go away because the crime was here first and will always be here. The followup post got... less positive responses
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Devor posted:My Nextdoor area had a NIMBY post encouraging everyone to oppose the new Methadone clinic opening near the commercial area. I like the idea that crime was here first and it shouldn't have to move because new residents don't like it.
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I love this one because it looks more climbable if you think of the left-hand view as looking up the stairs. Mostly because it looks less steep that way.
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Sep 20, 2018 15:54
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This is so the Uboat can’t figure out how fast your house is going.
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As offset stairs go it looks OK to me
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there wolf posted:I like the idea that crime was here first and it shouldn't have to move because new residents don't like it. Fighting a holding action against gentrification 
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I don't understand how people design things like that and think it's a good idea. The small of my back hurts just looking at that. I just imagine missing that last step and going down like a sack of potatoes.
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Platystemon posted:That house has bone cancer. Those are brick ties hanging out of the wall. If you don't know what they are, they are nailed to the actual wall, and go between beicks, in the mortar, to anchor the brick veneer to the wall. Likely they intended to rock that wall like the front. Megillah Gorilla posted:They're called architects. My mind boggles. It's not enough that they're offset stairs. It's not enough that there are no handrails. It's still not quite enough that the desk and one of it's shelves are steps, because yes, I want shoe dirt on my desk, and to not be able to use those surfaces as desk or shelf. No, the icing on this poo poo cake is that they put poo poo, including spiky fragile poo poo, *on the goddamned steps like they were shelves*. Have these people ever actually *lived* in a house?
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You know stairs are bad when you're looking at them thinking "a ladder would have been better here".
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Azza Bamboo posted:You know stairs are bad when you're looking at them thinking "a ladder would have been better here". Safer, certainly.
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Magnus Praeda posted:Safer, certainly. A step in the right direction
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I like that even the stairs model is feeling unsafe enough to put his arm on the upstairs floor for stability.
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Leperflesh posted:I like that even the stairs model is feeling unsafe enough to put his arm on the upstairs floor for stability. Also he can't even use both sides of the steps so he has to do a double-height step, because of all the poo poo blocking them.
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That reminds me of running deadfalls in the woods as a kid. You don't look down. As long as you keep your head up, your feet will find the way. If you look down, you're going to break an ankle.
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Look, you guys are complaining, but as long as you don't expect your stairs to be used by the elderly, children, people who have been drinking, people with vision problems, people with balance problems, anyone with any degree of disability, the clumsy, someone who could sneeze while on the steps, and you can be certain that your house won't suffer an unexpected blackout or any sort of seismic activity, these steps are almost as good as regular stairs! Also you can't have anyone pass you on the stairs or come the opposite way, so best to live alone.
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