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I keep thinking that their bizarre paint-splatter decoration looks to me like someone pulled wooden paneling off of a wall and didn't bother doing anything about the residual random smears of glue.
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Wth is on those cupboards
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moist turtleneck posted:Too many cups! Yes. that's exactly what is wrong with that kitchen: a surfeit of crockery
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Oct 10, 2016 22:10
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I don't understand how human beings could live in an environment that's so visually busy. Like, there's something in every couple of square inches which just screams for attention, it would be mentally exhausting after awhile at least for me.
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Oct 10, 2016 22:11
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Safety Dance posted:Somehow they managed to take a 2 foot high porch and turn it into a death trap. As visually disgusting this is, I'm not so sure it's as death trappy as it looks. I think there's some semblance of a solid structure there that they just nailed a bunch of poo poo to. But I don't think the poo poo is structural.
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You people are too critical. Boo hoo, most houses are bland beige boxes devoid of character. Now here's a house with heaps of character, and you're still not happy. Tons of character. Scads of character. Enough character for at least 10 houses. So much character.
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Oct 10, 2016 22:27
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wannabe house on the rock
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM9nA1fKnhw Who let the baby get the hot glue gun?
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Burt Sexual posted:Wth is on those cupboards paper bags and polyurethane.
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Oct 10, 2016 23:25
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Looking at the pictures of that house is making me ill.
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Oct 10, 2016 23:39
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Gounads posted:The tagline is perfect "Unique one of a kind finishing completed by a professional!" Completed? The work of the peanut fucked around with this message at 23:54 on Oct 10, 2016 |
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Oct 10, 2016 23:39
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Whatever the gently caress that orange poo poo is on the stairs makes them look like someone just frosted them with a piping bag.
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Oct 10, 2016 23:40
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Good lord.quote:Our firm specializes in creating spaces that are beautiful yet functional. Our award-winning designers bring passion and enthusiasm to every project. From original designs to complete renovations, we have you covered. Take a look at our project gallery and experience the beauty of design. http://www.synkovhouserepair.com/architecture-and-poetry.html Then its pages and pages and pages of Russian quotes
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Oct 10, 2016 23:41
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I didn't know Zillow had a DeepDream filter.
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Oct 10, 2016 23:42
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This hole just keeps getting deeper what the gently caress is going on SCHWIPAR Centre for Innovational Development against the Balance of Interests http://www.schwipar.com/ is also headquartered there along with the 'Fermata Arts Foundation' quote:Introduction to System Dynamics
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Oct 10, 2016 23:47
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Whoever decorated that house was about six years old, and their teacher sat them down for Arts and Craft, giving them a blank t-shirt and a squeezy tube of Puffy Paint. It was then that they realized their true calling.
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Oct 11, 2016 00:43
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the house is art. you can't judge art. http://nebula.wsimg.com/d2d1e9307fee8e376e94e42c9174fcc7?AccessKeyId=D805D8BDDABF3F976511&disposition=0&alloworigin=1
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Oct 11, 2016 00:59
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What the hell is with the price history? 400k No, 1.4M No. 300k No!!! 1.3M Okay, 400k Next it will be either $100 or 10M
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Is that review really 65 pages? God drat they like orks or whatever
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I mean, at least now that we know it's supposed to be art instead of a building for human beings to inhabit we don't have to wonder about what could possibly have led to such poor decisions.
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Oct 11, 2016 01:32
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LonsomeSon posted:Whatever the gently caress that orange poo poo is on the stairs makes them look like someone just frosted them with a piping bag. You're the fishperson how do you expect humans to comprehend this madness?
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How the gently caress did the VO artist keep from laughing at the bullshit she was saying? 
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MisterOblivious posted:As a ham you should know how important it is to ground your equipment to an earth ground composed of ramming multiple 6ft copper poles into the dirt even if that means running an extension cord from the ground to your shack Chassis grounds are different from RF grounds! Inside the shack, it's important to ensure your equipment is all tied together (to eliminate voltage differences between two things), and properly grounded (which works just fine with house ground). For an antenna that needs grounding, you need a buried radial system, or a ground screen, or good ground rods. I like using balanced antennas because they don't need any of that crap.
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atomicthumbs posted:My dad is in the process of buying a house. The inspection report just came in Apparently this goes to an outdoor metal halide security light???
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ohgodwhat posted:What the hell is with the price history? Ok thank you for pointing this out too. This is the most bizarre thing we've had in this thread, ever.
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I appreciate them including 50 photos with the listing just so that there can be no doubt about what sort of hell you will be descending into.
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I had a dream last night about that house and I was in a bidding war with Ken Bone over it. I am not joking. This forum has broken me.
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I was looking at the listing and thinking it might be doable if it were gutted and completely remodeled. The neighbors would probably love me. Then I found out it was art and was like, wow! I could live in art! And when I lost my mind and became a gibbering mess with a copper paint pen, that would be performance art! Someone call the realtor, I need to jump on this before the price goes back up to to ten million.
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atomicthumbs posted:Apparently this goes to an outdoor metal halide security light??? Wait, so this is how they turn it on and off?
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Pile of Kittens posted:Wait, so this is how they turn it on and off? I imagined it was a backfed line that powered the rooms receptacles (complete with double male ended extension cord).
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That "Life After the Last Judgement" room looks like the loving basement at the end of The Blair Witch Project. This has got to be one of the most insane PDFs I've ever seen, holy poo poo.
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Battered Cankles posted:This is every single light in a parking structure where I work. Being a concrete parking structure, it is somewhat protected from the elements; it's also Michigan, where months of winter causes odd frost/condensation/puddling in metal things left outdoors. This structure is 8 years old. Is it kosher to have hundreds of 'plug-in' lights and ceiling-mounted sockets? I can't cite code requirements, but I know a nearby disconnect means is required for a lot of commercial lighting. The cord and plug satisfies that requirement. Where I'm at, cord and plug is the norm for newer installations.
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Synthbuttrange posted:I wonder if these guys have mold and damp problems Lifehack: Live in a house made of fungus. That way if you get mold, you just get more house.
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atomicthumbs posted:Apparently this goes to an outdoor metal halide security light???
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