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You missed the best ones FAT32 SHAMER posted:I’m not sure how it is in states that don’t have shitloads of free water but here in Michigan your source pipe is almost always 3/4” or 1” copper with 3/4” supplying your hot water heater and washing machine and the rest of the house having ½” copper of pvc supply theflyingorc posted:then you haven't looked down 
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Synthbuttrange posted:Farmdizzle posted: This guy doesn’t know what he’s talking about either because type M copper is thinner than type L. Type L is standard thickness for pressure pipe. Type M is used sometimes for sanitary piping. He is right though that it is a total waste of fittings. I have no clue how someone decided this was the right way to go.
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I found a video of the installation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kMfTo8VXgCs
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This tiny bathroom in a studio in Park Slope, Brooklyn was recently renovated and the existing sink fixture was replaced with a closet, so they had to squeeze in this adorable yet utterly useless babby sink./cdn.vox-cdn.com/uploads/chorus_asset/file/9578631/292368916.jpg) Are you supposed to stand with one foot in the shower when you're washing up? Is that why there's no shower curtain rod?
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Nov 25, 2017 23:22
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That would seem like the ideal scenario to use one of those sinks that's built into the toilet tank.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:That would seem like the ideal scenario to use one of those sinks that's built into the toilet tank. Or vice versa 
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:That would seem like the ideal scenario to use one of those sinks that's built into the toilet tank. Those seem lovely to use (ha ha) in that you'd presumably have to lean over the toilet seat, or kneel on it? Or straddle the toilet? All very uncomfortable.
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Jerry Cotton posted:Or vice versa That's what sinks are already. Anybody?
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Toilet tank sinks are good for rinsing hands but not brushing your teeth. The tape and the plant make me think these box towers are semi-permanent...
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peanut posted:The tape and the plant make me think these box towers are semi-permanent... Were you at the cinema? Because all I see is the box office.
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Jaded Burnout posted:Were you at the cinema? Because all I see is the box office. ugh jesus
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Jaded Burnout posted:Were you at the cinema? Because all I see is the box office.  Ok I chuckled
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Sorry I thought it must be a cinema because of the innovate screening they're doing.
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He'll never be head of a major corporation.
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Baronjutter posted:Is crime a huge problem in that desert? Those are some serious cages around the windows that I'd expect from an old timey wild west jailhouse or a warehouse in a high crime area. Looks super institutional or depressing on a house. There certainly property crime issues in my city but you almost never see bars on windows, specially on houses. Also quite often it's a huge fire code violation. Which side of the door are the locks on? That looks like an old west prison. also: 
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Nov 27, 2017 04:43
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New Transformers looking kinda lame.
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kid sinister posted:also: I...uh...what?
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Nov 27, 2017 17:02
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HOA bait?
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Baronjutter posted:Is crime a huge problem in that desert? Those are some serious cages around the windows that I'd expect from an old timey wild west jailhouse or a warehouse in a high crime area. Looks super institutional or depressing on a house. There certainly property crime issues in my city but you almost never see bars on windows, specially on houses. Also quite often it's a huge fire code violation. It's in midtown, I'd say about half the homes in the area have bars, including my own. Most don't meet modern fire code (keyed, no-quick release) and I had to remove them from my bedroom windows to get a mortgage. The bars are up so that you can leave the windows open all day while you're gone, as the area was primarily evap cooled when built, and it's still a popular cooling method. You can get nicer looking security screens now for sliders, but not for casements, really.
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Jaded Burnout posted:Were you at the cinema? Because all I see is the box office. 
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spog posted:I...uh...what? It's likely a shroud to protect from the weather and make it more aesthetically pleasing. They just pulled it up to access the cabling, I'd guess.
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kid sinister posted:Which side of the door are the locks on? That looks like an old west prison. Is that Invader Zim's house?
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It just one of these, but in a (sub)urban setting. 
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Nov 27, 2017 21:19
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Maybe my neighbors won't notice if my chimney gets 15 feet taller overnight and I can do similar for a ham mast.
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someone needs to splice that chimney into the chest-burster scene from alien
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That robo-cactus looks like background art from a MegaMan game
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Here's another style, half the time you never notice them even when they're real lovely
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Indolent Bastard posted:It just one of these, but in a (sub)urban setting. Aaahhhh, I see. We have them, too: 
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Nov 28, 2017 09:50
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Buncha dumb looking poo poo near me like this I AM FOOLED
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Nov 28, 2017 22:49
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Cities around here will pay churches to put the cell towers in their steeples.
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The Bloop posted:Buncha dumb looking poo poo near me like this Counterpoint: This is in a neighborhood where multiple people thought a mansard roof was a good idea. They won't be bothered by the cell tower.
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Progressive JPEG posted:
If people are going to hop on the travelator and stand still, then maybe we don't deserve a travelator at all.
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That kinda looks like a temporary construction barrier, but I could be wrong.
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Yeah, it looks poly up to the pedway, and then plywood on the pedway itself under the wall. Still kind of weird place to do it, when if they simply shifted it about foot over the entire pedway would be behind the barrier.
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Proteus Jones posted:Yeah, it looks poly up to the pedway, and then plywood on the pedway itself under the wall. Measuring twice is hard ok?
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Proteus Jones posted:Yeah, it looks poly up to the pedway, and then plywood on the pedway itself under the wall. probably needed the lights above to get enough lumens in the walkway
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It's just a really narrow travelator, what's the deal?
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therobit posted:Counterpoint: This is in a neighborhood where multiple people thought a mansard roof was a good idea. They won't be bothered by the cell tower. The people that live in those buildings did not design them or choose to live in them for aesthetic purposes. They almost certainly live there because the rent is low and they don't do thorough background checks.
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My Lovely Horse posted:It's just a really narrow travelator, what's the deal? Thin privilege
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