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StormDrain posted:Even the boring cash advance is hilarious. Swipe your card and get a currency only valid in this club, for each Shotgun Dollar it costs $1.80 This strip club uses arcade tokens. Or even better, long strips of prize tickets.
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I really hope there's a feature where you flip a switch or spin a shipwheel like in Dustin Hoffman's quarters in Hook and a bed descends from the ceiling covering the tub.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:This strip club uses arcade tokens. By paying  , you receive a special Stripclub Lootbox (tm) which will contain a randomized prize. Maybe it will be a commemorative sticker to remind you of your visit (collect all 20), or a token that you can redeem with a dancer for a rendition their signature catchphrase or pose! If you are lucky you may even receive some limited StripCoins(R) which can be used to purchase your choice of reward from the premium StripCoins Menu!Please note, prizes are only valid for your current visit and coins and tokens may not be exchanged with other patrons.
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I hate it but that would 100% be a money maker. Throw in some free drink tickets as a prize and you're set.
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 You *Heh* wanna come play somg vidia games at my place? I *heh* promise not to lock you in as some sick sort of pet *heh*
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:This strip club uses arcade tokens. Those long strips of tickets that are dispensed out of a slot? But where on a stripper would you keep such tickets, oh, I see.
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Contractors in the Caribbean trying to make a quick buck by using generic stainless steel instead of marine grade stainless.  Salt water is a bitch.
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When mobile home renovation goes wrong (or, how many different kinds of wainscoting can we use in one trailer?)       Check out the 3D tour in the listing to get a real sense of the level of craftsmanship here.
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TooMuchAbstraction posted:This strip club uses arcade tokens. I thought the average was 6 tickets! This is deeply unsettling.
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Icon Of Sin posted:I thought the average was 6 tickets! This is deeply unsettling. 
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Youth Decay posted:When mobile home renovation goes wrong (or, how many different kinds of wainscoting can we use in one trailer?) Gotta say, those electrical outlets on the corrugated metal really makes me nervous.
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Megillah Gorilla posted:Gotta say, those electrical outlets on the corrugated metal really makes me nervous. There are ways to make that safer. Usually, you just use a box extender and wrap tape around the outlet to cover its screws.
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You could use industrial boxes that are designed to go into metal, but that might destroy the look, heh. The single piece of green tinsel in the corner of the window really finishes the room perfectly
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Aug 4, 2019 06:32
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I wonder what the post it note on the toilet lid says? "Do not open unit Doomsday"?
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This might be more OSHA.txt as the building is probably pushing 200 years old, but I saw this last night.
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Aug 4, 2019 18:55
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That is every building on the Thames west of London Bridge.
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I like how the top floor door has a doorknob on the outside.
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Yeah, this is basically "how do you get large things up into the second floor when the staircase is smaller than you are" in years past. There's no beam sticking out of the top of that dormer with a pulley attached which is disappointing.
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Many of the adjacent buildings did have the beam, but on the second floor. I think this used to have a deck attached. Back side of King St, Old Town Alexandria, fwiw.
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Volmarias posted:Yeah, this is basically "how do you get large things up into the second floor when the staircase is smaller than you are" in years past. There's no beam sticking out of the top of that dormer with a pulley attached which is disappointing. this is one of those architectural conventions that went away in spite of how sensible a feature it so frequently is, especially in places that frequently involve big things being moved to and from upper storeys, not just commercial buildings w second-storey warehousing like in that example- not that that's a common setup anymore- but also lowrise rental housing same with transom windows/ventilation. our ancestors came up with a great way to let a crossbreeze through that didnt require leaving all your doors wide open, but nah, the war is over and everybody will definitely have central AC by 1960 so why bother
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See also: building with natural light in mind
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Platystemon posted:See also: building with natural light in mind https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Window_tax
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Youth Decay posted:When mobile home renovation goes wrong (or, how many different kinds of wainscoting can we use in one trailer?) 1. I'm glad the set designers for HEE HAW were able to find work. 2. What the gently caress does that post it note say? Something Lovecraftian is probably the most optimistic scenario.
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Ceiling fan posted:1. I'm glad the set designers for HEE HAW were able to find work. Probably just "Water is off, no poops please."
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Ornamental Dingbat posted:Probably just "Water is off, no poops please." "If it's yellow, let it mellow If it's brown, flush it down."
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Ceiling fan posted:2. What the gently caress does that post it note say? "Please post here instead"
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"Do Not Remove - Load Bearing Toilet"
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Ceiling fan posted:2. What the gently caress does that post it note say? Something Lovecraftian is probably the most optimistic scenario. 
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Nevets posted:"Do Not Remove - Load Bearing Toilet" It will be when I'm done with it.
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Ceiling fan posted:1. I'm glad the set designers for HEE HAW were able to find work. "Warning: snakes"
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My homestead friends are tossing around the idea of renting well-drilling equipment and trying to DIY it, due to there literally not being a company that will drill a well in the area they live. How badly can this go? I have no idea if this is poo poo you can rent, but they seem to think it is.
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Javid posted:My homestead friends are tossing around the idea of renting well-drilling equipment and trying to DIY it, due to there literally not being a company that will drill a well in the area they live. How badly can this go?  This scene, no further.
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I guess I should have specified "water"
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Javid posted:How badly can this go?
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Scarodactyl posted:It's a well documented fact that back in the 60s a Russian team attempting to gather geological data accidentally bored too deep and broke through into hell. So, as far as worst case scenarios, that. It must have been an artesian hell.
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Scarodactyl posted:well documented nice
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Javid posted:My homestead friends are tossing around the idea of renting well-drilling equipment and trying to DIY it, due to there literally not being a company that will drill a well in the area they live. How badly can this go? Tell them to call a professional. Ask them, "what do they plan to use to seal that annulus?" If they don't know the correct answer is to use some sort of bentonite sealing/grouting product then they aren't going to do a very good job of it. Consequently, they won't seal the casing properly, the well will get contaminated after one or more of their dogs pisses and shits near the casing, and they get a good rain, which then allows (because of the lovely seal) dog piss and dog poo poo water in to their ground water which they rely on for drinking. A chlorination or UV light or whatever for disinfection isn't good enough, because they could also be potentially contaminating neighbouring wells, which can lead to lawsuits and/or fines from the EPA.
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My dad drilled a well on our lot when I was a kid, so at least in principle it's doable. But we only ever used it as greywater for the garden. And it was a lot of work.
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