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there wolf posted:Today in house hunting: possible cult compound Seems legit.
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Seems like that would have to be a particularly small cult but I guess it saves on Kool-Aid when the time comes.
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It probably has a door. There's a strike plate for the bolt visible. The door looks so wide because they stretched the image or something to make the space look bigger. Look at the tiles in the bathroom, they get wider the farther right they are.
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Aug 20, 2018 16:47
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My bathroom doesn't have a door. What now, millennials?
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Aug 20, 2018 16:50
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Crossposting this from the OSHA thread.
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I realized it had been way too long since I last had people over to visit last night when I had to remind myself to close the bathroom door while they're here.
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xergm posted:Crossposting this from the OSHA thread. not a fan
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Is that what hydroelectric power looks like when it's homemade?
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Splicer posted:Apparently doorless bathroom inside the kitchen.   
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Aug 20, 2018 17:26
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put a computer desk over the toilet and you'll never have to move again.
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Azza Bamboo posted:put a computer desk over the toilet and you'll never have to move again. looks like a great setup for doing a number 7, too
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Jaded Burnout posted:looks like a great setup for doing a number 7, too I give it six and a half, tops
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The Bloop posted:I give it six and a half, tops fair
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xergm posted:Crossposting this from the OSHA thread. I'm the giant squid
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Leperflesh posted:I'm the giant squid I only just now realized that's what that thing is. I assumed it was the Grim Reaper lying in wait.
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Someone say toilet kitchen? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SmMF8vzPuiA
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Aug 20, 2018 19:48
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That... is the exact same character he plays in Brooklyn 99
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Sam McPheeters' old MySpace page has a little audio clip describing a 'punishment bathroom' as a glass walled room at the very front of the house. Myspace is totally hosed nowadays so none of the old audio clips work. https://myspace.com/sammcpheeters/music/songs
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Azza Bamboo posted:put a computer desk over the toilet and you'll never have to move again. That's what poo poo buckets are for.
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Jaded Burnout posted:That... is the exact same character he plays in Brooklyn 99 Yeah, pretty much.
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Jaded Burnout posted:That... is the exact same character he plays in Brooklyn 99 And The Good Place.
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kid sinister posted:That's what poo poo buckets are for. Hey, this is a classy joint. Pay the extra few bucks and get a poo poo commode.
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Metal Geir Skogul posted:And The Good Place. Derek!
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when i was hiking recently, i noticed places where stacked logs were used as retaining walls to keep the trail from eroding. they were secured in some places by rebar driven into the ground, but in other places the logs were just wedged up against convenient trees, just like in that photo
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They're probably not plantation pines in clay soil at the top of a 1:1 slope
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Jaguars! posted:They're probably not plantation pines in clay soil at the top of a 1:1 slope I was thinking more of the volume of earth being held back, but that too.
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Looks a little like an Ewok is gonna come along and make all that stuff fall on some stormtroopers.
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Slanderer posted:when i was hiking recently, i noticed places where stacked logs were used as retaining walls to keep the trail from eroding. they were secured in some places by rebar driven into the ground, but in other places the logs were just wedged up against convenient trees, just like in that photo The Forest Service published a manual describing how to do trail construction using materials that you find/make out in the field. It's pretty fascinating. I remember reading another version, I think published by NPS, that started out with a big section on how to use and transport those big silly two-man saws like you see in cartoons. https://www.fs.fed.us/t-d/pubs/pdfpubs/pdf07232806/pdf07232806dpi72.pdf
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I never got past this puzzle in The Witness.
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Less of a water closet and more of a water alcove.
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Reminds me of that Japanese house built in a spiral where the bathroom was halfway up and you had to walk past the shitter to get to the main room.
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My favourite was the one where to get to the bathroom you had to go through one of the bedrooms and out on to the balcony before coming back in
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Piss nook.
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Today in "why is the roof damaged?"
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there wolf posted:Today in "why is the roof damaged?" Those supporting beams are very not parallel. The roof is not just damaged, it's also a few inches left of where it was when it was built. IMO knock the house down and see if the foundation is worth using again. Azza Bamboo fucked around with this message at 10:39 on Aug 26, 2018 |
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