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Badger of Basra posted:“Local rules require you to log in to see more pictures” < Good thing there is another 9000 MLS aggregation websites out there https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4315-West-St-Oakland-CA-94608/24750032_zpid/
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I suspect the chandelier was removed from its normal space and hung in the garage because it does not convey with the house. i.e. the sellers are keeping the chandelier to put in their new house.
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Found this ages ago and just came across it again - a converted gym at New York City Police Headquarters. Alternate link with 30 photos  
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Definitely need seating for 40 at all times
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Dec 11, 2019 17:37
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I'm the sex spectating chairs.
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Jerry Cotton posted:I'm the sex spectating chairs. Kinked set moved to NYC?
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Why is there a statue of a woman floating horizontally under the stairs?
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Azza Bamboo posted:Why is there a statue of a woman floating horizontally under the stairs? Warmest place.
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The Bloop posted:Definitely need seating for 40 at all times just lol if you don't think this is for throwing sex parties 24/7
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PRADA SLUT posted:just lol if you don't think this is for throwing sex parties 24/7 That upholstery doesn't seem conducive to that sort of thing Also, who would want dozens of fertility idols at their sex party?
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The Bloop posted:Also, who would want dozens of fertility idols at their sex party? “Creepy old men” like Elon Musk.
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The Bloop posted:That upholstery doesn't seem conducive to that sort of thing People who want the thrill of being reminded unprotected sex can have ramifications above and beyond mere STDs.
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Sirotan posted:Good thing there is another 9000 MLS aggregation websites out there https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/4315-West-St-Oakland-CA-94608/24750032_zpid/ The best thing about the zillow listing is that it starts out as fairly norm-bad and then descends into crazy-town starting at photo #13
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If you're making a sex party headquarters you don't decorate in white. Although I guess the Le Corbusiers are black so you never know
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Heres a dumb question about brooms/vacuums that probably belongs in another thread but o well: I've seen those central vac things that integrate into your floor molding so when you're sweeping up you just kinda kick this thing and a little port opens up and you can sweep all the crap in there. Do they make those as standalone devices? Just like a dustbin sized thing I can sweep my floor toward and it'll collect it all? basically a roomba without wheels i think. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0iQnXbJk-0 This kinda thing but not something you'd need to destroy a security deposit to implement, just a standalone unit, preferrably bagless. Right now I'm considering buying a new hand vac and frankensteining my old one into something acceptable Platystemon posted:They’re called “electric dustpans” or “stationary vacuums”. THANK YOU I couldn't figure out the term without getting a million other results bring back old gbs fucked around with this message at 14:56 on Dec 13, 2019 |
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They’re called “electric dustpans” or “stationary vacuums”.
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someone show this to beatmasterJ, wherever he's at
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Awww yeah, that hits the spot.
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luxury handset posted:someone show this to beatmasterJ, wherever he's at Wow what an incredible series of coincidences
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Bad Munki posted:Wow what an incredible series of coincidences The odds must be astronomical
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That's actually pretty great and I love it and want it. Do I just hop into the incinerator now, or is there a form to fill out first?
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luxury handset posted:someone show this to beatmasterJ, wherever he's at That's gorgeous. Who knows where tiles end up. Total mystery. 
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Honestly, the fact that the grout lines line up so we'll is pretty impressive to me, a person who tiled his own house. But this is probably trivial to a pro.(?)
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It certainly helps that the squares look like they're 2'x2' and the rectangles look to be 1'x2'. As long as you start them all in the same row off screen to the left, it seems like it would just end up that way.
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falz posted:It certainly helps that the squares look like they're 2'x2' and the rectangles look to be 1'x2'. As long as you start them all in the same row off screen to the left, it seems like it would just end up that way. No it’s three small tiles to a big tile so its 2’x2’ and 8”x2’
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Yeah you're right. Still all divisible by 24" so probably easy* *I'd find a way to gently caress it up though
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Yeah they get you in the grout thickness, I am sure thats how I’d screw it up
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:No it’s three small tiles to a big tile so its 2’x2’ and 8”x2’ If I had to guess, it's 6x18 and 18x18 based on that escutcheon around the pole. It's actually not a good installation though, despite the groint joints lining up. when you set rectangular tiles you should never go more than 1/3 running bond (that is an example of 1/2). On the other hand that picture has been around for a while so it might be from before the TCNA made that decision (about 10ish years ago IIRC).
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AFewBricksShy posted:groint joints
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luxury handset posted:someone show this to beatmasterJ, wherever he's at That's absolutely delicious, that is.
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AFewBricksShy posted:It's actually not a good installation though, despite the groint joints lining up. when you set rectangular tiles you should never go more than 1/3 running bond (that is an example of 1/2). They did it this way so the lines running the other way would also line up.
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AFewBricksShy posted:when you set rectangular tiles you should never go more than 1/3 running bond (that is an example of 1/2). Why is this?
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Wouldn’t 1/3 mean 2/3 on the other side though? How can you not go more than a third? Unless I’m misunderstanding what you mean.
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Went to a bar last night that was otherwise unremarkable, but the wallpaper in the bathroom showed painted monkeys drinking vodka straight out of the bottle and I really want that for my place.
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Badger of Basra posted:Went to a bar last night that was otherwise unremarkable, but the wallpaper in the bathroom showed painted monkeys drinking vodka straight out of the bottle and I really want that for my place. That does sound awesome. I have a posterette of my favorite liquor label: 
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Bad Munki posted:Wouldn’t 1/3 mean 2/3 on the other side though? How can you not go more than a third? Unless I’m misunderstanding what you mean. It’s because the tiles cup as they are heated. Very slightly but if you put them back to back you can usually see daylight between the two. So if you have the edge (low point) of one meeting the midpoint (high point) of the other, you have the worst case scenario for lippage. Going 1/3 makes it more manageable and a lot of the tile companies will put the 1/3 offset max in their literature. You can do either a 1/3, 2/3 whole pattern (3 tile) or you can do a 1/3, whole pattern (2 tile) but so long as those joints aren’t hitting at the midpoint of the tile that’s next in the pattern. You can still do a 50% groint joint but you have to make sure you’re cool with the possibility of lippage on the floor. AFewBricksShy fucked around with this message at 02:30 on Dec 15, 2019 |
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Well my kitchen is just weekend warriored slate installed with all the skill a couple cases of natty ice can muster, at least I’m pretty sure that’s how the previous owners got it done, based on the results. All your uppity “lippage” bullshit don’t make no difference here!
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Bad Munki posted:Well my kitchen is just weekend warriored slate installed with all the skill a couple cases of natty ice can muster, at least I’m pretty sure that’s how the previous owners got it done, based on the results. All your uppity “lippage” bullshit don’t make no difference here! Slate and natural stone would be different. It’s just the fired tiles like ceramic and porcelain.
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