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TooMuchAbstraction posted:It does for me. There's a mail flap in the garage door. In theory the mail then ends up in a wire basket on the other side of the door, but in practice about 50% of it ends up on the floor instead. Good thing it's not my parents' house. There the mail ends up in a dog, unless they see the mail person coming and stand at the door slot.
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Bad Munki posted:I hate wire shelving with a passion and I will irl fight anyone who thinks it's ever a good idea, come at me Well, it is really awesome if you have a bunch of electronics kit, like routers and network switches and such, since it allows air movement to help them stay cool...
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I have a dream of owning a house that large and answering my door in a Segway with a smoking jacket. No pants.
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paternity suitor posted:I have a dream of owning a house that large and answering my door in a Segway with a smoking jacket. No pants. After I hit the Powerball and build my own ridiculously overdone mansion, I will hire you to answer the door in precisely that attire.
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PainterofCrap posted:Meanwhile, near Coraopolis, PA,
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PainterofCrap posted:Meanwhile, near Coraopolis, PA, Ummm, is there something wrong with multiple energy sources? I have electricity, oil, propane, and firewood at my house
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My friend lives in a house that was a mobile home that sprouted and grew like that. It's a house-seed and if allowed to take root, various additions will bud.
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crazypeltast52 posted:I don't think the picture windows on the ends match the aesthetic, but drat if they wouldn't make for some sweet rooms. Pretty sure those are screened sleeping porches.
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PainterofCrap posted:Meanwhile, near Coraopolis, PA, This makes me want to cut just the end off of a mobile and attach to another structure in an even more confusing way. Maybe on to a much bigger, nice house, using it like an architectural salvage accent piece. Or for the entire wall of a storage shed that's smaller than a mobile home.
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Does your home have an insufficient number of mannequins? Do you want a home with more mannequins? Well look no further: http://www.har.com/4302-colony-west-dr/sale_78077894
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Phanatic posted:Does your home have an insufficient number of mannequins? Do you want a home with more mannequins? Well look no further: There used to be a house in midcity LA that was a beacon of ART  The owner sold it because everyone loved his statues more than they knew who the gently caress he was, and it was sadly flipped to be boring. But not before folks got a good look at the inside of DavidHouse (aka Norriswood). https://la.curbed.com/2011/5/20/10465650/house-of-davids-is-for-sale-for-24-million-lets-look-inside Of note is the beautiful sunken gold bathtub, the construction of which would put the goon who cut his I-beams to shame --its basically a version of His Vision without the moldy shower rock infinity tub.
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Phanatic posted:Does your home have an insufficient number of mannequins? Do you want a home with more mannequins? Well look no further: Obviously, we have an ARETEEST, or a least a Decorator involved here. Congratulations on making 7000+ sq. ft. house more cluttered and crowded than my 1400 sq. ft. It's like they hate open space or something.
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kid sinister posted:I like "blower upper" better. "set on fire"
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Darchangel posted:Obviously, we have an ARETEEST, or a least a Decorator involved here. Congratulations on making 7000+ sq. ft. house more cluttered and crowded than my 1400 sq. ft. It would be a fun place to play hide-and-seek as a kid if it weren't for all the creepy dolls and mannequins and poo poo everywhere. [Edit] \/\/\/ 
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A child disappears while playing hide and seek, and the house gains another mannequin.
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The Twinkie Czar posted:This makes me want to cut just the end off of a mobile and attach to another structure in an even more confusing way. Maybe on to a much bigger, nice house, using it like an architectural salvage accent piece. Or for the entire wall of a storage shed that's smaller than a mobile home. 
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That's beautiful. All the grimy sleaziness of drunken desperation sex in your 70's party van without having the leave the comfort of your home.
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Buff Skeleton posted:It would be a fun place to play hide-and-seek as a kid if it weren't for all the creepy dolls and mannequins and poo poo everywhere.
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Proteus Jones posted:That's beautiful. All the grimy sleaziness of drunken desperation sex in your 70's party van without having the leave the comfort of your home. The best part: that van is probably far more structurally sound than the rest of the house. By orders of magnitude, since it was engineered to protect the occupants in a serious collision. It's also likely got some semblance of insulation, which is not a guarantee for lovely old housing.
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This is like the house swallowed the van and it is slowly digesting it. Also, I love that they left the license plate.
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Earlier we saw a mobile home that had grown into a full sized home. Once these buildings mature they fruit, eventually that van will fully form into an RV or mobile home and drive off to start a new house. This is the housing cycle.
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Baronjutter posted:Earlier we saw a mobile home that had grown into a full sized home. Once these buildings mature they fruit, eventually that van will fully form into an RV or mobile home and drive off to start a new house. This is the housing cycle. what i don't get is the houses that are actual real houses but are designed to be identical to mobile homes. my uncle lives in one on the prairies, it's 100% a double-wide trailer layout, big long half-separated kitchen/living room area, then one long hallway with all the other rooms off to the side. i was back there for a funeral recently and i was mentioning how i was surprised he still lived in a double-wide when he's pretty well off and they were like "uh he doesn't live in a trailer???" i always just figured he added a garage to his trailer. it's not a bad place to live at all, but it does look like that.
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Like a ranch?
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FilthyImp posted:There used to be a house in midcity LA that was a beacon of ART I remember this puzzle from Return to Zork.
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SoundMonkey posted:what i don't get is the houses that are actual real houses but are designed to be identical to mobile homes. Anne Whateley posted:Like a ranch? Yeah, that's just a ranch layout. They built millions of them, especially in the 50's-70's. Standard setup is something like this :  Often with a garage off to the left of the kitchen.
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There's nothing objectively wrong with ranch homes, but they all make me really sad for some reason.
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Liquid Communism posted:Yeah, that's just a ranch layout. They built millions of them, especially in the 50's-70's. Standard setup is something like this : sorry, i probably explained it poorly. like.. (one trailer worth, long-way) entryway/kitchen/dining room, right beside it, every other room off a single hallway no matter how impractical. poo poo even LOOKS like a trailer from the outside. more like: bathroom / bedroom/ bedroom / bedroom / office / master bed / laundry (parallel to that) living room / kitchen / entryway / dining room
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SoundMonkey posted:poo poo even LOOKS like a trailer from the outside. I believe it's just called a "manufactured home" at that point. Just scrolled past this on facebook, no context to go with it. 
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H110Hawk posted:I believe it's just called a "manufactured home" at that point. Green to green. Yep. Checks out. I don't see the problem. 
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Now we know how the Millennium Falcon was inspired.
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H110Hawk posted:I believe it's just called a "manufactured home" at that point. What an odd color for an outlet (?)
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sinky posted:A child disappears while playing hide and seek, and the house gains another mannequin. I think I saw that movie in the '80s. Maybe late '70s. SoundMonkey posted:what i don't get is the houses that are actual real houses but are designed to be identical to mobile homes. Manufactured/prefab housing, just not technically a trailer. Slightly different in the structure underneath, I think, but pretty much the same construction technique.
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Progressive JPEG posted:What an odd color for an outlet (?) Red is used for hospital outlets that are supposed to power life-critical equipment. 
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Space Gopher posted:Red is used for hospital outlets that are supposed to power life-critical equipment. To go further on this. The red outlets should be on the backup generator while the other outlets won't work in a power outage. Hard to tell from that picture if it's actually a hospital though.
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H110Hawk posted:I believe it's just called a "manufactured home" at that point. That's what I call an isolated ground!
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tangy yet delightful posted:
The definitely looks like hospital room/nursing home wallpaper.
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H110Hawk posted:I believe it's just called a "manufactured home" at that point. I just bought a modular home. It has its pros and cons (3 steel I-beams that even beatmastrj couldn't shave down make for a sturdy structure, but the subflooring they used is literally mobile home flooring.) The layout is pretty similar to Our living room is quite a bit larger and we have a full finished basement as well.
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