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Ashcans posted:Is that a red and yellow hallway peeking in that door? No, it's the other bathroom/laundry room. 
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Now that's what I call a poop knife.
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Aug 16, 2019 21:33
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Hanzo folded steel to chop up the mighty shits before you flush?
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Jesus, that house is fugly, the neighborhood is fugly, and you're out in the middle of BFN And it's 90K! A bargain I tells ya!
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Aug 16, 2019 22:30
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Youth Decay posted:No, it's the other bathroom/laundry room. Oh yes, the McDonald's Playplace aesthetic that was popular a couple years ago
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Aug 16, 2019 22:33
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Whoever draws the sword from the poop
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Aug 16, 2019 22:34
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I just realized that the bathroom is carpeted, and the carpet constitutes a plethora of crimes against humanity.
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Aug 16, 2019 23:10
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That carpet was cream before the battle of bognor.
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Aug 16, 2019 23:33
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It looks like a case of black hairy tongue. Go ahead, GIS it
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:I just realized that the bathroom is carpeted, and the carpet constitutes a plethora of crimes against humanity. Man no paper again!? /finds cleanish patch, does dog-style butt-scoot
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It's kind of nice imagining a home that only costs 5 figures though, a 5 year mortgage could be a reasonable proposition. Of course for trivially more money you can have a nice house outside of town and when Deer Lodge is the town... What's the advantage of being in town again?
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StormDrain posted:It's kind of nice imagining a home that only costs 5 figures though, a 5 year mortgage could be a reasonable proposition. I assume there's a grocery store in town, being in walking distance to the grocery store can be nice. If you have kids then being within walking distance to school is cool too.
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The advantage is the only stuff around within dozens of miles is in the town. Except the state prison.
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On the bright side, that carpet looks ideal for playing a game of Warhammer 40k. Then you can purpose the seat as a stronghold.
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Leperflesh posted:
My first thought was "oh that must be the floor drain. Wait, what?"
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It's a scale
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Aug 17, 2019 12:26
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GotLag posted:It's a scale Bet it comes with special fluffy scales slippers
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Aug 17, 2019 14:34
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You don't need a drain in the fluffy bathroom. The fluff will soak up all the water, no worries! And surely it will evaporate.
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You don't need any water to clean yourself in the fluffy bathroom. You just roll and rub your body against all surfaces until all grease and dirt has come off.
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Aug 17, 2019 16:27
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Welcome back from your commercial break to "Guess That Country!". Here's our next candidate. Hands on your buzzers... https://i.imgur.com/BmmDUMk.gifv
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Aug 18, 2019 01:55
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Mmm, lovely purple and pink asbestos siding. Make sure the sale includes riders for abatement.
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kid sinister posted:Welcome back from your commercial break to "Guess That Country!". Here's our next candidate. Hands on your buzzers... China? It’s China, isn’t it?
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kid sinister posted:Welcome back from your commercial break to "Guess That Country!". Here's our next candidate. Hands on your buzzers... HOLY gently caress THAT LUCKY BASTARD
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By popular demand posted:HOLY gently caress THAT LUCKY BASTARD No lottery for you! VVV You may be right: I encountered this on a claim recently, Thought for sure is was cement-fiber with asbestos. Owner showed that they were wood. Possibly cedar, but wahtever it was, it was a manufactured product, with a consistent pattern pressed into each shingle. PainterofCrap fucked around with this message at 17:01 on Aug 18, 2019 |
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Aug 18, 2019 16:41
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rndmnmbr posted:Mmm, lovely purple and pink asbestos siding. Make sure the sale includes riders for abatement. I'm browsing on my phone but it looks like cedar shakes to me.
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Aug 18, 2019 16:56
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My house has asbestos siding made to look like shakes.
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Scratch Monkey posted:China? It’s China, isn’t it? We have a new champion! Tell him what he's won, Johnny.
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kid sinister posted:We have a new champion! Tell him what he's won, Johnny. Wonderful Silicosis! Congratulations on avoiding our dummy prize of being crushed to death! Enjoy a lifetime of microscopic shards of glass slowly cutting your lungs to scar tissue!
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StormDrain posted:You lead me into reading the history of the carpet industry and it went gangbusters in the late 50s with the invention of the right synthetic fibers. Like, 6 million yards in 1951 to 113 million in 1960. Large numbers of those 50’s and 60’s homebuyers were Americans who grew up in icebox-oil lamp-outhouse homes during the depression. My grandmother loving loved her carpet... she also was 7 in 1932 sharing shoes with siblings and without central heat. My great grandmother had the carpet on the toilet seats as well. It can only be explained as post-traumatic-outhouse-in-winter-disorder.
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A large farva posted:Large numbers of those 50’s and 60’s homebuyers were Americans who grew up in icebox-oil lamp-outhouse homes during the depression. A good half of my introspection regarding house decisions is trying to figure out what child/teen pseudotrauma I'm reacting to.
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Jaded Burnout posted:A good half of my introspection regarding house decisions is trying to figure out what child/teen pseudotrauma I'm reacting to. Show me on the doll where the beige touched you
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I wonder if in 50 years we'll have houses with tiny bathrooms with wireless signal jammers, floors covered with inch thick silicone, and every wall made from quadruple pane smartglass.
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Nevets posted:I wonder if in 50 years we'll have houses with tiny bathrooms with wireless signal jammers, floors covered with inch thick silicone, and every wall made from quadruple pane smartglass. I'd quite like that now, please.
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I just had an offer accepted on a house, and it was built in the mid/late 60's, and I'm genuinely surprised there's hardwood floors. I thought most new construction from that era just went straight to carpet. There is carpet in the living room I have to rip up (going off of looks and general wear, looks like it was put down in the late 80's/early 90's) but the OG hardwood is there underneath. The kitchen, though...well, that's an interesting story. Fake brick veneer over every wall, even the "backsplash" under the cabinets. 
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Nevets posted:I wonder if in 50 years we'll have houses with tiny bathrooms with wireless signal jammers, floors covered with inch thick silicone, and every wall made from quadruple pane smartglass. I'm wondering how many more generations will pass before the industry starts building for taller people by default.
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Jaded Burnout posted:I'm wondering how many more generations will pass before the industry starts building for taller people by default. It’s only the most recent (<5 years) airline interiors that have seats with headrests I can use, and I still can’t sleep in them because my elbows don’t touch the armrests.  
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DrBouvenstein posted:The kitchen, though...well, that's an interesting story. Turn the fan on high and you've got an al fresco dining experience!
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DrBouvenstein posted:The kitchen, though...well, that's an interesting story. When I moved into my house, the kitchen had fake brick veneer that was really obviously fake, like 3/4"-thick slices of brick with inch-wide gaps between them. One of the previous owners decided that this would be improved by painting the brick pastel lime green. Even just the bare studs were a massive improvement.
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Nevets posted:Turn the fan on high and you've got an al fresco dining experience! Ugh, tell me about it...who puts a ceiling fan in a kitchen?! And of course no under-cabinet lighting...or any lighting at all other than the ceiling fan...and I guess the light-bulb in the stove hood (that does not actually vent outside, despite being an exterior wall) works.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Fake brick veneer over every wall, even the "backsplash" under the cabinets. Well, that is just awful. Even if it was constructed with top of the line materials, everything about that kitchen just screams "crappy".
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