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PainterofCrap posted:WTF is with the tumour roof-thing on the far-left slope? I noticed that, too. Maybe the house is giving birth to a shed?
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Isn't this Tony Soprano's house?
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PainterofCrap posted:WTF is with the tumour roof-thing on the far-left slope? Somebody didn't turn off snap to fit in AutoCAD, and the builder shrugged and did it anyway because it was on the plans.
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itt we're general contractors explaining why we need another $1000 My in laws had a house built a couple years ago. They had the builder install a tile backsplash, and they screwed it up. The builder wanted them to pay extra to get it fixed, "because the subcontractor screwed it up and we will have to pay them to fix it". Sounds like a problem between the builder and the sub to me!
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“Joint. And. Several. Liability.”
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canyoneer posted:itt we're general contractors explaining why we need another $1000 The only determinant there would be the existence of a hold-harmless agreement between the GC and their sub. In any event the GC should just fix it and not be an rear end in a top hat.
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https://mobile.twitter.com/emilyhatzar/status/1194529400886321152 The last rear end on my seat was angry!
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kid sinister posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/emilyhatzar/status/1194529400886321152 I love everything about this and will be attempting it immediately.
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kid sinister posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/emilyhatzar/status/1194529400886321152 Yeah this is actually great? I think? I kinda want one.
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I can surmise the mood of my derriere based on it's actions prior to lifting up from such an accessory, and I have no particular curiosity regarding the disposition of my guests' fannies beyond what my nose already reports.
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kid sinister posted:https://mobile.twitter.com/emilyhatzar/status/1194529400886321152 Awww, his balls are sad.
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Nov 15, 2019 03:56
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No, that’s relaxed & calm. When he opens the lid and sits on the seat, then he moves to nervous.
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https://twitter.com/crazymind_poul/status/1194383590328393728?s=20
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That's like every bathroom out of my nightmares where it's never clear what to piss in or where it will flow
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But I poop in there!
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'Make a vertical fall botton toilet on the upper floor as a retrofit and the lower floor toilet looks like this www #'
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Superman always forgets to flush. What a super slob!
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pretty neat haunten mansion aesthetic tbh
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Wrong thread. This is awesome.
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Need to use a chimney brush if you clog that thing.
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That staircase and piano nook are cool, in contrast to everything that copied it in the last seventy years. It’s in Château Verdure, and it doesn’t look as nice in context. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LTxdMsTvQuI&t=584s At least its sound has the right æsthetic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RqbC2qCl5z8&t=667s Platystemon fucked around with this message at 20:02 on Nov 15, 2019 |
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Nov 15, 2019 19:53
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I'm expecting Roy Batty's head to come smashing thru the wall
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Pretty sure this is a level in the Dishonored 2 DLC.
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I want to hang this on my wall
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Dillbag posted:I'm expecting Roy Batty's head to come smashing thru the wall Definitely with you on that one, but needs more rain. deoju posted:Pretty sure this is a level in the Dishonored 2 DLC. That one, too.
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Jaded Burnout posted:The hedges haven't grown in yet, but yeah. Yeah, but the landscapers basically came in, planted a bunch of stuff, and then nobody bothered paying them (or any other caretakers) to carry on watering it. The grass, a whole lot of shrubs, and about half those hedge trees are dead.
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Archives posted:I never understood what inspectors actually do. Unless it's some glaring problem there is no way they can open up walls and see the poo poo that's really been hosed up. I got a pretty report for mine. Other then the hot water heater not working (which I would have noticed just by testing) there was nothing wrong... Except the water heater that was provided as "new" was actually 9 years old, the pipe work done was using the wrong pipe and started corroding, and the forced exaust pipe was the wrong type of PVC which started melting with use... On top of that the ventilation from the Furnace outside the building had no 'U' bend to prevent rain entering in. Additionally the tub doesn't fully drain because the drain from the tub goes up about 3 degrees... Total waste of money, and that was the one that the mortgage company recommended.
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amethystdragon posted:Total waste of money, and that was the one that the mortgage company recommended. Never trust anyone trying to sell you something.
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‘Found in a crawlspace of a house from the 80's next to 3 red boxes encased in concrete (pic in comments)’ Editor’s note: I have linked the photos for dramatic effect: One Two ‘‘The "lid" with the radioactive sticker on it was found sitting on the top of that concrete slab. The red you can see is 3 metal boxes encased in 18" of concrete with another layer of cinder blocks on top of it.’’ ‘‘Ok quick blanket update for everyone: it's not my house and I was over there last night when we found the boxes. I posted this morning and after getting all the warning messages I have contacted my friend who owns the house and forwarded all the warnings and highly recommend he contacted some of the agencies you have recommended. I will be in the mountains and out of service for a good chunk of the day, but I will do a follow-up with the friend when I get back and keep you all updated. I appreciate all the advice and information and can only hope it is nothing too serious because I definitely fondled that lid for a good amount of time.’’ Editor’s note: Remind me to hire a home inspector who uses radiation meters.
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Platystemon posted:‘Found in a crawlspace of a house from the 80's next to 3 red boxes encased in concrete (pic in comments)’ I too love finding strong gamma or neutron sources in my basement. That is absolutely nuts. At least they are very old but I would be curious if there were local rumors of the place being haunted or cursed in the past.
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What would cause some random house from the 80's to have radioactive material just sitting in it? Just...what? How?
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long term mutation study
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there wolf posted:What would cause some random house from the 80's to have radioactive material just sitting in it? Just...what? How? My hypothesis is that it was built by someone who worked with radioactive materials professionally but was not wise enough to not put them under their own house or destroy the evidence when they moved out. The boxes could be souvenirs that were empty when brought home. Think David Hahn meets Clifford Stoll. Platystemon fucked around with this message at 02:54 on Nov 17, 2019 |
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That radioactive material label was utilized for shipping. Each "unit" of radiation present is roughly an exposure of 1 mrem/hr, for a total of 14/mrem an hour, unshielded, at 1 meter. So, levels at the distance the concrete provides would be extremely small. It is not in the same realm as the Goiânia source. Edit to say that that type of label was utilized in the 50s. So, quite old, in the wild west days of nuclear power. Double edit: Here is a link to a scan of the 50s document detailing how that particular warning should be used. Why it is hanging out in a house buried under stairs is a mystery though. Radium sources have extremely long half lifes, so it is probably still 99.5% potent. https://books.google.com/books?id=c...nits%22&f=false IncredibleIgloo fucked around with this message at 03:16 on Nov 17, 2019 |
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OP followed up in comments and said that the homeowner peeked inside them later that night and that all are empty, but that the NRC is sending someone out on Monday to take a look at them.
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`Nemesis posted:OP followed up in comments and said that the homeowner peeked inside them later that night and that all are empty, but that the NRC is sending someone out on Monday to take a look at them. OP later said that was a lie and actually no one looked inside them. They need to walk away from the computer.
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Platystemon posted:OP later said that was a lie and actually no one looked inside them. Ah poo poo, well gently caress him then
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