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It looks like a table for kids to play with. I can imagine a kid playing by climbing their figurines to the top of the summit, struggling, is he going to make it, and -- oh no -- an enemy appears.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:In fairness re: GFCI, you can easily have a GFCI-protected circuit without a GFCI outlet. You only need one source of protection on a circuit so long as that source is upstream from the parts of the circuit that need to be protected. The easiest fix for that problem is to just use a GFCI breaker at the breaker box. You can also feed a non-GFCI outlet from the load terminals of an existing GFCI outlet. GFCI outlets usually have a piece of yellow tape covering load terminals that you can then feed non-GFCI outlets with and they'll still be GFCI protected. If you're doing it this way, you usually have to get a rough inspection with the walls open to prove that the non-GFCI outlets are GFCI-protected, and since it only saves you 2 or 3 bucks, it's not worth doing unless you have some other reason you're getting a rough inspection to justify the inspection fee. Additionally, it becomes a thing that confuses people since if it trips from a ground fault, they need to press reset at another outlet.
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I like the table, aesthetic and all. At least it's: 1: interesting 2: still functional 3: removable 4: an awesome techdeck skate park.
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More bathtubs(?) to rate, thread.  source, with more images of the interiors: http://interioresminimalistas.com/2015/10/30/canal-house-un-loft-disenado-por-wetteveen-architects/ I liked it until I realized it's not actually wheelchair / disabled friendly in that you could walk down a ramp into the tub. Also it's situated with no door so you're perpetually paranoid of something walking by, even if there's no one else in the house. I guess it would be great for washing dogs?
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Mar 7, 2019 04:26
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That's like the platonic idealized antithesis of B. Eat Mr J's
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Mar 7, 2019 04:28
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That's way too big, it would waste so much water! I mean, yeah, I'd love to get in that thing, but come on!
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WrenP-Complete posted:It looks like a table for kids to play with. I can imagine a kid playing by climbing their figurines to the top of the summit, struggling, is he going to make it, and -- oh no -- an enemy appears. Honestly, I think this is the reason I like it. It's like a 3D play mat. Yeah, the execution could've been better. But yeah, maybe paint or stain some grass and rivers and glaciers into that, lay down a thick coat of shellac or resin or something, and you get an interesting art piece that is also a fun toy.
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value-brand cereal posted:More bathtubs(?) to rate, thread. too white 1/10 this is more my style (from the home of Dutch painter Cornelis Le Mair) 
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Youth Decay posted:too white 1/10 This would be the best and the worst place ever to do acid
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value-brand cereal posted:More bathtubs(?) to rate, thread. Speaking of Mormons, nice baptismal font.
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Youth Decay posted:too white 1/10 I really like this aesthetically, but with the moisture building up all those carpets and hanging things are gonna get mouldy.
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value-brand cereal posted:More bathtubs(?) to rate, thread. You guys who want to paint maps on the table need to chill. It doesn't have to be as explicit and literal as possible. As-is, it looks cool (although not super functional). Paint poo poo on it and it looks like a very bad D&D thing.
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value-brand cereal posted:More bathtubs(?) to rate, thread. Not a fan of the minimalism. Or the lack of doors. Do you wear your swimsuit in that bath? DicktheCat posted:That's way too big, it would waste so much water! I mean, yeah, I'd love to get in that thing, but come on! How often do you have a soak though? For me it's like once a month I'd be fine with murdering the planet a little bit.
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Moist von Lipwig posted:lol Cool base for a Warhammer 40k terrain I guess
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Youth Decay posted:too white 1/10 I've got the "get this look at home" version 
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BigFactory posted:I like the table
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there wolf posted:I've got the "get this look at home" version oh look an even worse place to do acid
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You need to stop doing acid on the toilet dude
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value-brand cereal posted:More bathtubs(?) to rate, thread. Since this is Amsterdam I'm assuming (for amusement's sake) that that window is on the street level and anyone could just look in at any time.
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gschmidl posted:Since this is Amsterdam I'm assuming (for amusement's sake) that that window is on the street level and anyone could just look in at any time. Do they make Edison bulbs in red?
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Youth Decay posted:too white 1/10 there wolf posted:I've got the "get this look at home" version You can't fool me; both of these are screencaps from Majora's Mask
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there wolf posted:I've got the "get this look at home" version Look at the Clarissa Explains It All-rear end beautiful Nick at Nite teen bathroom it's gorgeous.
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Platystemon posted:It’s his Twitter profile. Have you ever seen someone screaming "I am happy, I aM HApPy  " before a midlife crisis?
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Youth Decay posted:this is more my style (from the home of Dutch painter Cornelis Le Mair) It's like that old dementia-riddled cat painting guy decided to try his hand at DIY
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Youth Decay posted:too white 1/10 It looks like one of the rooms in Bodhi’s tomb in Baldur’s Gate II.
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Jeez that definitely looks nuts
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there wolf posted:I've got the "get this look at home" version I would stay at this tropical hostel
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Shamelessly stole this from the funny pics thread. Creepy dolls aside, I'm pretty sure that's sheet vinyl on the walls.  .
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Youth Decay posted:too white 1/10 That's an awfully large amount of dusting
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lol drop ceiling. I mean, are you ever sure that's a residence and not some weird antique store's bathroom?
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bEatmstrJ posted:Now that you've all forgotten, I guess I can post these. The Marilyn Manson home living collection, exclusively at family dollar.
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Look Sir Droids posted:lol drop ceiling. As witnessed in this very thread, given what some people do to their homes, I don't even try to make assumptions about what's what anymore.
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Exinos posted:The Marilyn Manson home living collection, exclusively at family dollar. Yeah, $20,000+ price tag aside, the whole room just looks cheap. Zamboni Rodeo posted:Shamelessly stole this from the funny pics thread. Creepy dolls aside, I'm pretty sure that's sheet vinyl on the walls. Have you ever wanted to clean your bathroom with a hose? Now you can!
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fermun posted:You can also feed a non-GFCI outlet from the load terminals of an existing GFCI outlet. GFCI outlets usually have a piece of yellow tape covering load terminals that you can then feed non-GFCI outlets with and they'll still be GFCI protected. If you're doing it this way, you usually have to get a rough inspection with the walls open to prove that the non-GFCI outlets are GFCI-protected, and since it only saves you 2 or 3 bucks, it's not worth doing unless you have some other reason you're getting a rough inspection to justify the inspection fee. Additionally, it becomes a thing that confuses people since if it trips from a ground fault, they need to press reset at another outlet. Just coming back to this but you do not need to tear open a wall to test downstream GFCI outlets, it's trivial to just plug in something to a downstream outlet and then push the TEST button on the upstream GFCI. If the power turns off, and goes back on when you push RESET, it's a protected outlet. Or you can spend less than ten bucks for a plug-in tester that will verify a given outlet is GFCI-protected.
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the table is good, saying it's better than anything else out there is dumb as hell tho
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Zamboni Rodeo posted:Shamelessly stole this from the funny pics thread. Creepy dolls aside, I'm pretty sure that's sheet vinyl on the walls. The dolls are backup in case you run out of TP.
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Zamboni Rodeo posted:Shamelessly stole this from the funny pics thread. Creepy dolls aside, I'm pretty sure that's sheet vinyl on the walls. my soul irl
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My father and aunt were watching Harry Potter the other day and said their aunt's bathroom looked like the Department of Mysteries when it showed up on TV. Any good examples of dark-tiled bathrooms? I'm...kinda interested.
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