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Lemniscate Blue posted:In a word? Spiders. Plus STIs
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DR FRASIER KRANG posted:Just stick your entire dick in the hole what's the problem here Sharing a dick hole with how many others.
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Feb 13, 2023 21:59
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Jesus Christ what a bunch of prudes.
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Can't wait to clean this.
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Feb 13, 2023 22:15
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It's plush while you flush! Call it the La-Z-Bowl.
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Push El Burrito posted:Can't wait to clean this. Beats cleaning the dick hole I guess
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Feb 13, 2023 23:12
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Just stick your entire dick in the channel what is the problem here
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Feb 13, 2023 23:17
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I mean they kind of look like urinals a bit I guess, but they're actually for taking a poo poo.
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Flipperwaldt posted:I mean they kind of look like urinals a bit I guess, but they're actually for taking a poo poo. Yeah, they're vacuums. Y'all need to get some culture.
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Feb 13, 2023 23:41
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Admiral Joeslop posted:Yeah, they're vacuums. Sharing that experience with friends is clearly accretive.
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Feb 13, 2023 23:52
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im afraid it would be too powerful and rip my dick off when I just need something for my messy room
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I think I like this... not as a sink. Maybe a water feature in a museum?
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captkirk posted:I think I like this... not as a sink. Maybe a water feature in a museum? I can see it succeeding in an outdoor garden with a different constituent material doing very well as a fancypants water feature but what kind of HGTV-brokebrain dummy would have that as a sink inside of a habitable structure that would be used by real human beings?
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Feb 14, 2023 02:30
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It's kind of like those towels your parents hang up, they're just for guests and they're never to be used
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captkirk posted:I think I like this... not as a sink. Maybe a water feature in a museum? Pretty sure that's exactly what it is, some kind of art piece.
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Feb 14, 2023 04:17
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Are we even 100% sure this isn't a computer rendering?
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That looks like a city streep map milled into a butcher block to me.
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VelociBacon posted:That looks like a city streep map milled into a butcher block to me. https://kononenkoid.com/item/47-water-map
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Feb 14, 2023 08:43
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ah, yeah, that explains it 
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I kinda like it. Wouldn't wanna clean it though. The dumb part of me sees this and wants to build a sink out of a block of porous concrete.
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Reminds me of this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2TIM2f9ubI
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  There used to be two of these, but one of them blew into the ocean last sunday. With people inside. Nobody died, but two people are still in the hospital. The owner of the "cabins" is under investigation by the police. Source (in norwegian):https://www.nrk.no/nordland/turister-i-a-i-lofoten-skal-anmelde-hytteeier-etter-at-de-blaste-pa-sjoen-1.16296050
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So looking at that thole they basically didn't have a foundation at all? ... wait how do you get in? Is the door on the cliff side of the box?
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Zereth posted:So looking at that thole they basically didn't have a foundation at all? That box used to be 10 feet further back. You can see the water still coming out of the broken connections. So there was room to walk around the front and get in what I am assuming is a door with a window to see the ocean. But relying on the weight of an empty box to not move in winds off the ocean must have been a bad idea.
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The finest in garden shed construction technology
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Zereth posted:So looking at that thole they basically didn't have a foundation at all? A while back there was some bad flooding north of Atlanta and some guy was telling me how his house floated up off the "foundation" (a lot of houses in that area are basically sitting on blocks with a crawlspace), turned almost 180 degrees, and then set back down in his neighbor's backyard. By the time I talked to him his neighbor had already reached the "So...when does your insurance company think they'll have your house out of my yard?" phase.
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Nostalgamus posted:
This is a pinnacle of the thread, IMO
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I don't see how the occupants couldn't have foreseen this happening. I mean it's called an AirBnB after all.
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SpartanIvy posted:I don't see how the occupants couldn't have foreseen this happening. I mean it's called an AirBnB after all. AirLandandSeaBNB
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Tiny house disruptor
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Zereth posted:So looking at that thole they basically didn't have a foundation at all? I think the door is behind the ladder there. It's clearer on the second pic (in the first pic it looks like there are rungs in front of it but they're actually just attaching to the structure)
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Vim Fuego posted:This is a pinnacle of the thread, IMO Honestly this is how American beach houses should be made. Disposable boxes instead of McMansions that demand everyone pay for renourishment when they inevitably get ready to fall in.
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the windows are really bugging me in this place https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/2947-W-Lentz-Tree-Farm-Rd-Monrovia-IN-46157/85615212_zpid/
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moist turtleneck posted:the windows are really bugging me in this place One weird old trick to prevent emergency egress for fat people. Fire Marshals hate it!
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I'm pages behind but christ
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moist turtleneck posted:the windows are really bugging me in this place The windows? Not corrugated metal on the kitchen ceiling? And my personal favorite, how every drywall seam on the second floor is visible from space. That is a normal thing you can expect when nailing drywall to the rafters with zero insulation.
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Nitrox posted:The windows? Not corrugated metal on the kitchen ceiling? My house was drywalled by a plumber who hated drywall and it's a thousand times better than that, unreal
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moist turtleneck posted:the windows are really bugging me in this place Builder grade vinyl to replace old single panes.
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