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Jerry Cotton posted:I still don't get why fixed shower heads exist. (I've only seen and had to use one in China.) Even if you only have people of the same height in the household, how do you effectively wash your rear end and balls without a detachable shower head? You kind of have to immitate goatse.
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CopperHound posted:You kind of have to immitate goatse. Hmm I still don't quite get it. Do you have a picture that would explain it?
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Jerry Cotton posted:I still don't get why fixed shower heads exist. (I've only seen and had to use one in China.) Even if you only have people of the same height in the household, how do you effectively wash your rear end and balls without a detachable shower head? edit: This was not the china.jpg thread whoops.
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Nov 2, 2015 16:18
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EoinCannon posted:This is the beach house of Barrie Marshall of Denton Corker Marshall architects. Christ, the inside is even more oppressive than the outside. This looks like something from Noveria in Mass Effect.
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Nov 2, 2015 17:02
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The only way to salvage that would be to put a disappearing gun in the courtyard.
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Was Vivos Europa too grand? Try Vivos Indiana. Spot the problems. quote:Vivos Indiana is a one of the most fortified, nuclear hardened shelters within our network, located within a one-day drive from anywhere in the Midwest and the Eastern seaboard of America. Built during the Cold War to withstand a 20 megaton blast, within just a few miles, this impervious underground complex accommodates up to 80 people, for a minimum of one year of fully autonomous survival, without needing to return to the surface. I'm loving the kennels. If there's one thing a dog or cat wants it's to be cooped up in a tiny bunker for the rest of its life. Also, better hope you brought enough medication for the rest of your life. Edit: If I'm reading that plan right there are only two showers for 80 people.         
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Nov 2, 2015 21:28
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Nckdictator posted:Was Vivos Europa too grand? Try Vivos Indiana. I see one air intake, 1 exhaust vent. It'd go down hard to the Tire Fire Crew. It doesn't appear to be a Nike/Sprint missile base, or a titan base. Near as I can tell it appears to be an old AT&T telecom base, or a "Continuance of governance" base. They've done a much better job keeping this one secret, in that I've been looking for 10 whole minutes on google and haven't found it yet. I will though
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Nov 2, 2015 22:17
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shut up you are drunk
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Uncle Enzo posted:I see one air intake, 1 exhaust vent. It'd go down hard to the Tire Fire Crew. It doesn't appear to be a Nike/Sprint missile base, or a titan base. Near as I can tell it appears to be an old AT&T telecom base, or a "Continuance of governance" base. They've done a much better job keeping this one secret, in that I've been looking for 10 whole minutes on google and haven't found it yet. I really love this Fire Tire Crew thing.  Like the Lifehack thread's Enrique. Speaking of whom, I'm sure they could just have Enrique shut the vents to prevent Fire Tire smoke from flustering the broads and kiddies in their hidey hole. Thanks Enrique.
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Nov 2, 2015 22:24
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80 people and a grand total of 80 books. People from the outside aren't a threat to this complex, but the people inside it sure are. Think the Shining but 20 Jack Nicholsons.
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Boiled Water posted:80 people and a grand total of 80 books. People from the outside aren't a threat to this complex, but the people inside it sure are. Think the Shining but 20 Jack Nicholsons. Pretty sure this is/was the real estate listing for it http://www.amestowergroup.com/#!historic-communications-bunker/c17dq
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Nov 2, 2015 23:19
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Anyone who did not grow up staring in awe at the AT&T Long Lines building was deprived as a child.
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Nov 2, 2015 23:24
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That common area has all the charm of an airport lounge.
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BowreeBookstore posted:Anyone who did not grow up staring in awe at the AT&T Long Lines building was deprived as a child. The AT&T Long Lines building looks like something from Judge Dredd and that's exactly why it loving rules.
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Uncle Enzo posted:I see one air intake, 1 exhaust vent. It'd go down hard to the Tire Fire Crew. It doesn't appear to be a Nike/Sprint missile base, or a titan base. Near as I can tell it appears to be an old AT&T telecom base, or a "Continuance of governance" base. They've done a much better job keeping this one secret, in that I've been looking for 10 whole minutes on google and haven't found it yet. If civilization ever comes to a violent end in our lifetimes, I hope you survive it so you can fulfill your dream of smoking rich people out of their bunkers.
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Vernii posted:If civilization ever comes to a violent end in our lifetimes, I hope you survive it so you can fulfill your dream of smoking rich people out of their bunkers. I agree. It would make him a very happy man.
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Nov 3, 2015 01:30
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Yep thats the one. Thanks! Still ongoing... I realized why I stopped reading it, I got caught up to the present and really that thing needs to be read in batches.
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Vernii posted:If civilization ever comes to a violent end in our lifetimes, I hope you survive it so you can fulfill your dream of smoking rich people out of their bunkers. Vivos, Indiana Found It It's an old AT&T Long-Lines bunker in Orleans, Indiana. It was sold in ~2006 off MissileBases.com: MissileBases.com in 2006 posted:Orleans, Indiana You can see there was an old long-line bunker in Orleans on the map at coldwarcomms Here. The Indiana Bunker is known to be ~10,000 sq feet in area. The Pulaski bunker is only 8200 sq feet, not big enough. You can see the wayback archive for the Orleans Site Here. The coordinates are given in the url to the image (that you can't load) called "Map of the area". The coords it gives are 38.674722, -86.354722 . Anyone want to take some photos? Liepsic Road doesn't have google street view. 
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Nov 3, 2015 02:31
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I see they've sprung for only the most advanced in security communications, a CB radio. 
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Nov 3, 2015 03:33
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So basically they'll all kill each other when they run out of power/fuel because some rear end in a top hat won't stop using the treadmill every morning.
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ghosthorse posted:
Pretty sure that's actually the generator.
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Jerry Cotton posted:I still don't get why fixed shower heads exist. (I've only seen and had to use one in China.) Even if you only have people of the same height in the household, how do you effectively wash your rear end and balls without a detachable shower head? I never remove the showerhead from the stand while showering and I can wash my butt and gentleman's region just fine.
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ulvir posted:I never remove the showerhead from the stand while showering and I can wash my butt and gentleman's region just fine. Yes. There's an amazing force called gravity that allows water to run down to your body to your foul bits.
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You might notice on the ends of your arms some prehensile attachments, these can be used to introduce soap and water to out-of-the-way areas.
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Nov 3, 2015 16:11
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therattle posted:Yes. There's an amazing force called gravity that allows water to run down to your body to your foul bits. Yeah but what do you do when you have to wash your dog? Or heavens forbid, a cat? Fixed showehead seems just cumbersome to me - the great thing about the whole concept of 'a bathtub' is being able to easily wash stuff in it with a detachable showerhead on a rubber hose and not getting yourself wet / spilling water everywhere.
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Shower / bathtub combinations are the worst of both worlds
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A SWEATY FATBEARD posted:Yeah but what do you do when you have to wash your dog? Or heavens forbid, a cat? Fixed showehead seems just cumbersome to me - the great thing about the whole concept of 'a bathtub' is being able to easily wash stuff in it with a detachable showerhead on a rubber hose and not getting yourself wet / spilling water everywhere. Oh, I have a detachable showerhead and it is indubitably useful for things like that, but I don't detach it when I wash myself. Some bad architecture: I studied at the Judge Business School at Cambridge, which was located in the old Addenbrookes hospital. Lt looked kinda cool, but the use of internal space was really badly thought-out and inefficient. There is so much wasted space! You've got a walkway thingy running across the front of the building which serves no purpose, a huge atrium space, then the offices etc. The pictures revolves to show the whole space, much of it wasted. http://misc.jbs.cam.ac.uk/360tours/4th-floor-balcony/
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ulvir posted:I never remove the showerhead from the stand while showering and I can wash my butt and gentleman's region just fine. Nah you just got the chronic dirty rear end balls.
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Nov 3, 2015 20:30
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ITT: people with lovely balls.
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Nov 3, 2015 20:31
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It kind of has a children's hospital thing going for it. The Cambridge building, not the balls.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Nah you just got the chronic dirty rear end balls.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Nah you just got the chronic dirty rear end balls. Here, have an educational a video on how to wash yourself with a fixed showerhead (With some bonus laundry tutorials in between ). It sounds like you might need it.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dYF-qDopam0&t=627s
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A SWEATY FATBEARD posted:Yeah but what do you do when you have to wash your dog? Or heavens forbid, a cat? Fixed showehead seems just cumbersome to me - the great thing about the whole concept of 'a bathtub' is being able to easily wash stuff in it with a detachable showerhead on a rubber hose and not getting yourself wet / spilling water everywhere. Most showers are not designed around the need to wash a cat. As a cat owner, I'm ok with this.
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OH. MY. GOD. I can't see how any person could forego built-in Kevlar cat-bathing baffles in their shower and still have the audacity to call themselves civilized! It's just.... Where do you even live?
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Nov 4, 2015 05:57
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This is utterly horrifying.
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The BBC put up an article today about postwar architecture: http://www.bbc.com/news/magazine-34667034 As they point out most of the buildings in that list have been demolished or are about to be. The article includes old thread favourites like the Cumbernauld Town Centre and the Park Hill estate in Sheffield.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Nah you just got the chronic dirty rear end balls. the soap gets rinsed away just perfectly, actually. if it's a probelm for you might I suggest losing weight?
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In London? Want to visit a Futuro house? Want to rent it for an event? Now's your chance.
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Why, exactly, does taking a loving shower in whatever manner raise such a strong reaction from goons? This is not the first or the fifth time this same subject has cropped up in some thread in recent memory. (it's a rhetorical question)
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Naxuz posted:Why, exactly, does taking a loving shower in whatever manner raise such a strong reaction from goons? This is not the first or the fifth time this same subject has cropped up in some thread in recent memory. When you only do something once or twice a year, you tend to have strong feelings about it.
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