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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Every wall would have an AI controlled fleshlight embedded in it. yeah, central vacuum, i've heard it before
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Isn’t this a level in one of the Hitman games
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Badger of Basra posted:Isn’t this a level in one of the Hitman games "Look out here comes my piss" - Mr. 47 Hitman
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Pigsfeet on Rye posted:Every wall would have an AI controlled fleshlight embedded in it. Put them in the floor too, a great incentive to do push-ups.
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Snowy posted:Put them in the floor too, a great incentive to do push-ups. perpenDICKular
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What an amazing place. Even though it's secluded I'd still feel self-conscious making GBS threads on that toilet with the whole wall open.
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Love going into my fancy outdoor bathroom to take my morning poop* and having it turn into a showdown with the angry raccoon that fell in there 6 hrs ago and has already eaten my plant, dumped the wastebasket out, and torn down my fancy towel rack *most important poop of the day, it sets the tone for the whole day
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:my morning poop* That looks like a home, not a workplace, though 
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pooping at work is getting paid to poop but pooping at home is paying to poop make u think
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Then pooping while working from home is a net zero?
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Boss makes a dollar while I make a dime, that's why I poop on company time.
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8:00-8:30 morning poo 8:31 say "good morning" to co-workers
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As if i would do my morning poop on a non-heated bidetless toilet at work, smdh
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:As if i would do my morning poop on a non-heated bidetless toilet at work, smdh A what?
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EIDE Van Hagar posted:As if i would do my morning poop on a non-heated bidetless toilet at work, smdh Finally. Same.
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Dec 23, 2019 23:35
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At work I do second poopsies, elevensies, lunchout, afternoon pee, and sometimes sinner. The more you poop, the more you get paid
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The Bloop posted:At work I do second poopsies, elevensies, lunchout, afternoon pee, and sometimes sinner. woah
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Dec 24, 2019 00:12
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The best work day is when you start your nap after lunch, wake up at 16:00, and go do a poo before heading home, and the boss looks at your hours and goes "now there's a dedicated guy!"
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Dec 24, 2019 00:22
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that's an excellent day
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Dec 24, 2019 02:46
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Snowy posted:Put them in the floor too, a great incentive to do push-ups. It’s a the perfect exercise tool to complement the Jacked Squared.
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If you're into cross-stitching, McMansion Hell has McMansion cross-stitch patterns up on the front page. https://mcmansionhell.com/
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I love the windows that don't match
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Dec 24, 2019 07:34
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Who wants to read about a library designed with metal grating floors (and why that’s a big “whoops”)? I’m phone posting or I’d pull some images (there’s not really that many to see, tho) so if y’all want to do it, knock yourselves out. https://www.metropolismag.com/architecture/educational-architecture/cornell-fine-arts-library/ https://www.dezeen.com/2019/12/12/wolfgang-tschapeller-bookshelves-cornell-university-library/%A0
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Cross posting this from the ask/tell librarians thread:quote:Ultimately, the team chose specially-manufactured steel grates from Poland’s Progress Architektura with gaps big enough to allow air to circulate in the main enclosure (more solid flooring with similar attributes proved too pricey). The super see-through material, Tschapeller said, challenges the idea of the floor as most stable elements in architecture. When I told him that I could see clear up into the stacks at other students, he urged visitors to respect each other—no creeping permitted. This is not friendly to anyone wearing dresses, much less niqabs and other such clothing. You can see the slats in the top right of this image:  And if you zoom in on this image:  You can absolutely see up skirts. Not much may be visible, but that's not the point at all of peeping toms and other creeps. Plus, creeps could just say 'oh I was looking at books on the top shelf, that's all, I didn't mean to follow the person above me constantly around, staring! tee hee!]
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Nonono, wait, you see, actually...Wolfgang Tschapeller posted:As a human, you are not the main character, you are a guest between the books. "It's not that I didn't think of female users at all when designing this, it's because the books demanded it. I am totally not owned."
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Dec 24, 2019 21:23
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The departmental library at my university had a small second floor stack area with a glass floor. That place terrified me.
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So it's a giant echo room, with a lack of tables, and if you drop anything it's likely to hit someone two stories below? How did this building get approved?
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Dec 24, 2019 22:08
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I zoomed in on the image and couldn’t see up any skirts more fake news from the lieberal media
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Dec 24, 2019 22:21
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That is the most sterile, unwelcoming library I've ever seen.
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The Minions Go to Jail
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The library is functioning as intended. Everyone knows you go there to look up things.
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I reshelved books in a public library for 5 years and drat that is hostile to book carts, wheelchairs, massive fatties and/or anxiety.
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Dec 24, 2019 23:22
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Yeah that looks like more of a book warehouse than a college library.
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Dec 24, 2019 23:23
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Finally a way to keep those drat acrophobics out of the library.
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peanut posted:I reshelved books in a public library for 5 years and drat that is hostile to book carts, wheelchairs, massive fatties and/or anxiety. Yeah, it reminds me of the file warehouse at my job, where there's a second floor with that metal mesh flooring. A fair number of employees are too anxious and/or acrophobic to work up there, and the metal carts used for carrying documents for refiling are heavy enough to rattle the floor and make a godawful noise. It barely works even as a purely functional space; I can't imagine why you'd make the same design decision for a space you want to be attractive to visitors. (In before "this is deliberate hostile architecture to keep filthy students away from our pristine stacks")
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 Sorry, I have no source for this other than a tumblr anime blog, but I really like it. Other than those hideously mismatched tiles, I really love the tilework. I'm not a huge fan of the basic subway tile on the lower half of the walls, but it does give a neutral place to rest the eyes on. I wish I had a pic of the stained glass window wall. I assume this is british due to the weird rear end toilet tanks up on the wall.
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MetaJew posted:The library is functioning as intended. Everyone knows you go there to look up things. 
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that tub looks like it's about to scoot off into the sunset, in the best way possible.
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Gnossiennes posted:that tub looks like it's about to scoot off into the sunset, in the best way possible. Hoist the main sail and sail away!
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