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I don't want to live in Georgia, especially on a road with Confederate in the name, and I can't figure out what's behind that weird door, but it actually looks like a nice house.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I don't want to live in Georgia, especially on a road with Confederate in the name, and I can't figure out what's behind that weird door,
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big dyke energy posted:da share z0ne da wicker chair z0ne
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Blue Footed Booby posted:I don't want to live in Georgia, especially on a road with Confederate in the name, and I can't figure out what's behind that weird door, but it actually looks like a nice house. That's because photos can't convey the overwhelming smell of cat piss. Also a lot more cracks in the plaster in person/by the time I got there. No surprise since behind the weird door was the crawl space with enough loose, wet clay to start a pottery store. All the roads named for social justice advocates have been gentrified beyond my price point.
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Sep 18, 2018 16:58
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I know it's the least of the problems with the house but why the hell is there a raw brick room with a freaking huge window? What is that room for? I know that some hospitals during the polio outbreaks had spaces like this because they believed sunlight was the cure. Is that why there's a skeleton chilling in the room?
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Sep 18, 2018 17:14
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"I'm not stuck here with you. You're stuck here with me." --Drunk sombrero skeleton.
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Azza Bamboo posted:I know it's the least of the problems with the house but why the hell is there a raw brick room with a freaking huge window? It's.. a porch. Just a sheltered one. 
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Sep 18, 2018 17:31
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Haifisch posted:I'd party with that skeleton. I haven't met a skeleton I wouldn't party with
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Azza Bamboo posted:I know it's the least of the problems with the house but why the hell is there a raw brick room with a freaking huge window? Old porches get enclosed into sun rooms so you can still enjoy the light without having to deal with mosquitoes or other outside pests.
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Sep 18, 2018 17:38
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Sep 18, 2018 20:02
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that is pretty spot the gently caress on
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Sep 18, 2018 20:16
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there wolf posted:Old porches get enclosed into sun rooms so you can still enjoy the light without having to deal with mosquitoes or other outside pests. So it's basically an airlock for keeping out pests and stray skeletons.
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Sep 18, 2018 20:17
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Azza Bamboo posted:So it's basically an airlock for keeping out pests and stray skeletons. You are describing skin
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The Bloop posted:You are describing skin
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Sep 18, 2018 20:59
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The Bloop posted:You are describing skin That's what the skeleton wants.
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The Bloop posted:You are describing skin It is a subtle physiologic distinction that the skin is to keep skeletons in. Though there is the possibility it is a defense mechanism against other skeletons invading and taking over, a controversial topic that has split The Royal College of Anatomists since time immemorial.
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tetrapyloctomy posted:It is a subtle physiologic distinction that the skin is to keep skeletons in. Though there is the possibility it is a defense mechanism against other skeletons invading and taking over, a controversial topic that has split The Royal College of Anatomists since time immemorial. Not everything with skin has a skeleton.
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Sep 18, 2018 22:25
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lol
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Cocoa Crispies posted:Not everything with skin has a skeleton. But every skeleton had skin. And, sometimes, they hunger for it again.
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Sep 18, 2018 22:54
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Skin is a prison for skeletons that had one too many bones to pick with other skellies.
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Azza Bamboo posted:So it's basically an airlock for keeping out pests and stray skeletons. No, it only has the three sides you see in the picture. The other is the concrete steps leading up from the drive into that area. Honestly the glass makes no sense.
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Sep 19, 2018 01:33
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 Guess I'll burn to death. 
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kid sinister posted:
That's what you get for hiring Wile E Coyote to be your contractor.
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Sep 19, 2018 02:54
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Proteus Jones posted:No, it only has the three sides you see in the picture. The other is the concrete steps leading up from the drive into that area. Honestly the glass makes no sense. No, the side with the steps was also enclosed. Are sun rooms not a thing in other parts of the world?
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Sep 19, 2018 02:55
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Being from northern Idaho, why would I want another room in my house that can trap moisture and mildew?
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Sep 19, 2018 02:57
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there wolf posted:No, the side with the steps was also enclosed. Are sun rooms not a thing in other parts of the world? Fair enough. The other picture had me assuming it was wide open leading from the drive. They absolutely are a thing. Rare to see it on a front porch (though no unheard of). Barring any financial emergencies, I’m budgeting to add one off the back of my house in a couple years.
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Sep 19, 2018 03:16
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kid sinister posted:
How much like it, was it the same cat?
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kid sinister posted:
I'll bet there's a nice cask of amontillado behind there. And absolutely nothing else.
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Queen Combat posted:But every skeleton had skin. And, sometimes, they hunger for it again. Looka this guy what ain't never heared of an exoskeleton.
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Isn't there a skin analogue underneath the exoskeleton?
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Exoskeleton is just the intersection of the skin and skeleton circles.
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Proteus Jones posted:Fair enough. It would have been that way when they built it, but enclosing literally any porch that's already under the roof is a pretty cheap and easy way to upgrade a house.
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Then ten years later the sunroom gets converted* to a regular room, someone builds a new porch attached to it, and the life cycle begins anew. * 'converting' it just means putting a carpet in before it becomes a new lounge or bedroom. No, it won't involve adding proper insulation or heating/cooling.
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Ashcans posted:Then ten years later the sunroom gets converted* to a regular room, someone builds a new porch attached to it, and the life cycle begins anew.  See the asbestos shingled part? Original back porch enclosed to create a bathroom for the master.
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there wolf posted:
So in other words all kinds of amazingly bad stuff hidden in those walls.
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Bad Munki posted:How much like it, was it the same cat? I totally appreciate this subtle reference.
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Bad Munki posted:How much like it, was it the same cat? I see what you did there. e: f,b.
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poemdexter posted:I totally appreciate this subtle reference. Darchangel posted:I see what you did there. Whoa, deja vu
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Bad Munki posted:Whoa, deja vu How much like it, was it the same post?
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