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value-brand cereal posted:Speaking of... leather? I like that the second one comes pre-stained with 10+ years of naked butt sweat.
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:I also sit on a pile of hot dogs My kielbasa ottoman is a vast improvement over the weiner model.
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Some well oiled butts have been on those couches. But little to no wear on the arms, strange. Maybe it's a designated post grease jaccuzi zone?
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I don't know what you guys have against this latest collection by Oscar Mayer.
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BlackIronHeart posted:I don't know what you guys have against this latest collection by Oscar Mayer. They should stick with what they know...car designs.
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PRADA SLUT posted:you have to buy them in sets of 10 but the covers come in sets of 8 come covers the sets, from the looks of it
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PRADA SLUT posted:you have to buy them in sets of 10 but the covers come in sets of 8 Lol
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2 dishwashers isn't weird, one is for clean dishes the other for dirty. Just rotate between the two and never have to put them away!
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I'm the poolside dining table. JEEVES420 posted:2 dishwashers isn't weird, one is for clean dishes the other for dirty. Just rotate between the two and never have to put them away! I like your style, but I'm pretty sure one of those is a trash compactor. Why is there a school band room attached to the Oval Office?
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Bees on Wheat posted:I'm the poolside dining table. Not just a dining table, it's a poolside *teppanyaki table*. Cuz who doesn't want to be able to do this right after getting out of the pool??? 
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Sirotan posted:Not just a dining table, it's a poolside *teppanyaki table*. How does this hood even work? There's no vent out of the building. 
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There are (crappy) filters inside the hood so only fresh (vaguely oily and smoky) air is recirculated through the room (building). Also it's at the table so there's no point, wtf. E: never mind I guess this is related to the fancy grill thing
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Bees on Wheat posted:but I'm pretty sure one of those is a trash compactor. Let's talk about this. Has there ever been a trash compactor produced post-boomer prime? Because I sure remember those things being a thing, but even as as gen X I have never seen one actually in use or for sale. And I seem to remember they need special paper bags that I'm sure aren't actually readily available anymore.
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Even just a fake pipe up to the ceiling would look better than that precarious floating hood situation. It's like a really ugly chandelier. Speaking of duct work... Halloween Post - A Miyazaki heroine bursts into your house at least twice a year to stop this thing from eating any more children.
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I know of a few very rural areas where trash pickup cost is still metered by volume. I’ve seen compactors there.
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I've never seen a functioning compactor. They're always broken and/or too expensive to remove without doing a remodel. If you really want to, you can buy a modern standalone one.
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Motronic posted:Let's talk about this. Has there ever been a trash compactor produced post-boomer prime? Because I sure remember those things being a thing, but even as as gen X I have never seen one actually in use or for sale. And I seem to remember they need special paper bags that I'm sure aren't actually readily available anymore. Sounds about right. I did cabinets in houses back in the day where they were pretty much a given if the house was a certain $ level.
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My grandparents had a working trash compactor in their retirement condo up until the early 2000's. It was a lot of fun and very novel for us grand kids. I hope it's still out there compacting away.
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Motronic posted:Let's talk about this. Has there ever been a trash compactor produced post-boomer prime? Because I sure remember those things being a thing, but even as as gen X I have never seen one actually in use or for sale. And I seem to remember they need special paper bags that I'm sure aren't actually readily available anymore. Don't forget you cant put anything that can rot, or metal, or glass...so it was more like a paper recycle compactor that was never used as everyone just threw the trash in the normal trash can.
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My parents continue to have a trash compactor in the kitchen. We figured out how to use regular bags with it just about as soon as the special bags the previous owners left ran out
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My mother-in-law has a standalone compactor. In all the years I've known her, I still haven't bothered to figure out what does or doesn't go into it so I still throw all my trash in the normal trash can and hope nobody notices. 
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JEEVES420 posted:Don't forget you cant put anything that can rot, or metal, or glass...so it was more like a paper recycle compactor that was never used as everyone just threw the trash in the normal trash can. We need to collaborate on a goon recycler project that compacts paper stuff in one side, plastic in another, crushes glass, and ejects the final product over tall buildings in a single bound.
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:I know of a few very rural areas where trash pickup cost is still metered by volume. I’ve seen compactors there. Isn't technically anywhere where you have your own bin metered by volume? Like, if you have curbside service, you get your wheely bin and if you have too much for that week, you generally get charged extra, right? Unless you mean, like... specifically by volume, like, on a per bag basis. Which is true where I live if I bring my trash myself to the transfer station. Depending on the size of the bag, it's a certain cost. I don't know off the top of my head, but I think a basic kitchen trash bag size is I think about $3? And a big 40 gallon contractor bag is 6ish? If it's loose trash, they go by the cubic yard...they just sort of estimate so who knows how accurate it is. Most of the time if you have loose trash or big items it's best to go the the one of the transfer stations that have a scale and get charged by weight.
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DrBouvenstein posted:Isn't technically anywhere where you have your own bin metered by volume? Not here. THey empty any can I put out there. And in fact you can call ahead to let them know you have one "bulk item" per week at no additional charge. Anything from a big box you don't want to deal with to sofas and mattresses.
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Halloween post -since we're talking about product photos Ikea did some ads where they recreated famous living rooms out of Ikea products. Friends, Simpsons, and 
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Motronic posted:Not here. THey empty any can I put out there. drat... Yeah I don't know if there's any haulers here who do curbside bulky items, and if any do, it's definitely an extra cost. I assume it's because I'm in VT, and we're trying to be green, so more trash = more money. In fact, starting in July, everyone has to do mandatory composting. You don't have to have your own compost pile or anything, but at the minimum residents will have to separate out kitchen/food scraps for compost pick up or drop off like we currently do for recycling.
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Motronic posted:Not here. THey empty any can I put out there. Mine has specified bins for every week trash and then for bulk you just put it out on the curb same day at no additional charge. Don't even have to call ahead, they send a truck around looking for it on the curb. I did call ahead when I had this out there just to make sure and they said they would schedule an off day pickup for $15 if need be...I left it all there for a week  
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I'm in love      The county records show it was remodeled in 1980 and this kitchen is clearly a product of that, yet it somehow works well with the 1920s architecture.   This feature had to be the envy of every house on the block in 1929.  This style of bungalow is quite unusual for Richmond; single-family homes built in the 1920s tended to be two-story Colonials and Foursquares. The ad states that they think it's a Sears kit house but I haven't seen any Sears houses from the 20s that really resemble it. It could be a kit from another manufacturer, but the garage makes me think it's a custom build. Hmmm....
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Honestly the best house posted in this thread in a long time. Makes me miss my brick bungalow.
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