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At least the city didn’t send in a road maintinence crew that only works with asphalt who proceed to pour in a weird paved patch among the bricks
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FogHelmut posted:Just park it on your boat. Reminds me of that sawdust and ice "aircraft carrier" that never made it past development in WW2, even though it took literal years to melt. I need to read My Tank Is Fight.
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The weirdest part is the two regular bricks that somehow got in there.
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nielsm posted:
I actually kind of love this. I make quilts, and there's one technique that I really like involves cutting up a single piece of fabric and sewing it back together to make a different pattern. This reminds me of that.
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nielsm posted:
Cubist crosswalk.
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The_Franz posted:https://twitter.com/brother_dag/status/1219020371430531072
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Watching that I thought "what's the dumbest thing that could happen" and came up with "the water's gonna run down along the window into the tub, thus obscuring the view." Pleased to know it gets dumber. Arguably dumber, actually, cause that would cool all the water right down.
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Surely that's a shower with the head missing, right?
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:I actually kind of love this. I make quilts, and there's one technique that I really like involves cutting up a single piece of fabric and sewing it back together to make a different pattern. This reminds me of that. One block wonders. Though usually those are hexegons or octogons so you get a kaleidoscope effect.
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Moon over Seattle during your morning [/quote] The tub on the floor above fills by blasting water up from below That way you need half as many service lines
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Blind Duke posted:At least the city didn’t send in a road maintinence crew that only works with asphalt who proceed to pour in a weird paved patch among the bricks My parents live on a street that had that happen. The end of the road is paved, and after doing some work on a drain the road was repaired with a crescent of asphalt. Looks amazingly bad.
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Shut up Meg posted:Surely that's a shower with the head missing, right? Nope, that’s intended. I stayed a couple nights at the Kohler resort & spa, right outside their factory in Wisconsin. I went to fill the tub, and it was an identical design with the water coming down from the ceiling. It just didn’t have the voyeur window to the world.
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Orvin posted:Nope, that’s intended. I stayed a couple nights at the Kohler resort & spa, right outside their factory in Wisconsin. I went to fill the tub, and it was an identical design with the water coming down from the ceiling. It just didn’t have the voyeur window to the world. In which case: what the gently caress? How noisy is that? It must sound like a burst watermain hitting an empty dumpster.
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 https://www.redfin.com/FL/Deltona/1079-Pinder-St-32725/home/62131464 Hi, Tanya? Yeah, I have questions about 1079 Pinder. Whaaaatttt the fuuuccckkkkkk
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Orvin posted:Nope, that’s intended. I stayed a couple nights at the Kohler resort & spa, right outside their factory in Wisconsin. I went to fill the tub, and it was an identical design with the water coming down from the ceiling. It just didn’t have the voyeur window to the world. I could almost excuse that - their resort is like a fantastical showcase of crazy poo poo they could do, but isn't necessarily practical for real life - kinda like a fashion show. None of those clothes are actually meant for actual people to wear, but I guess there could always be an artiste that wants to. Or I could be trying to give them a pass cuz my wife and I had a wonderful weekend at that spa before our kid was born.
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Shut up Meg posted:In which case: what the gently caress? In the video it sounds loud as gently caress. Also yeah, you're pretty much taking a bath and hoping the 900 windows across the street aren't watching.
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poemdexter posted:In the video it sounds loud as gently caress. Also yeah, you're pretty much taking a bath and hoping the 900 windows across the street aren't watching. https://twitter.com/brother_dag/status/1219024116126109696
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Not gonna lie I would blow rear end into that toilet with every blind up because I want to imagine I'm a bird making GBS threads on the world below.
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Wasabi the J posted:Not gonna lie I would blow rear end into that toilet with every blind up because I want to imagine I'm a bird making GBS threads on the world below. I mean there's probably roof access. Don't let your dreams be dreams. Please keep your dreams as dreams.
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Shut up Meg posted:In which case: what the gently caress? If I remember right, it was loud until there was a couple inches of water in the bottom of the tub. And the place was a bit of a demo of the crazy options available. I think the shower stall had at least three different nozzles. A rain head directly overhead, a standard height nozzle just above head height, and one or two waist/chest height. And they could be individually turned on or off (only a single temp control)
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Devor posted:Moon over Seattle during your morning https://twitter.com/nhallfreelance/status/1219022387166900225
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nielsm posted:(Also here's an edit) Not gonna lie, was expecting this to be a loss.jpg edit.
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Having worked for Kohler, I can tell you that some of the poo poo they come up with is loving insane. Bathtubs with Bluetooth and speakers. The $3000 Numi toilet that has a remote control and also will play your mp3 files. I believe they started selling a smart faucet, so you can say 'pour 2 cups of hot water' and it'll pour precisely 2 cups of water.
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Is there a bathtub that can piss on me? Asking for a friend.in the white house
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Dr.Smasher posted:Having worked for Kohler, I can tell you that some of the poo poo they come up with is loving insane. Bathtubs with Bluetooth and speakers. The $3000 Numi toilet that has a remote control and also will play your mp3 files. I don't know. They made a toilet that couldn't flush worth poo poo, let alone poo poo (the Cimmaron), so: aside from (manual) faucets, I'm casting a skeptical eye.
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Japan had fully functional toilet seats with music, heating, and remote controls 20 years ago, and they try marketing it as something novel?
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It's been a few years since I was an office drone there. I know there were a couple kitchen faucets that got horrible reviews. We always joked that the people who could afford Kohler and the people who worked there were two separate circles in a Venn diagram. I do have one of their showerheads but it's kinda hard to gently caress up one of those.
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Dr.Smasher posted:I do have one of their showerheads but it's kinda hard to gently caress up one of those. As long as the  like it, then they got it right.
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Amazon Warehouse for Kohler stuff is usually pretty fruitful. I’ve had good luck with stuff being returned for really small cosmetic issues or missing a random o ring or something that can be easily purchased separately. I bought a couple of bathroom faucets at like 50% off and I couldn’t even find the imperfections.
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gently caress Kohler, previous owner of our house installed some one piece toilets of theirs and they are the loving worst. Zero flushing power, clog easily, proprietary parts that cost 10x as much as normal toilets, poorly designed bolts to hold the seat on (also a proprietary part). I've replaced one of the 3, and the other two are on borrowed time.
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stupid puma posted:Amazon Warehouse for Kohler stuff is usually pretty fruitful. I’ve had good luck with stuff being returned for really small cosmetic issues or missing a random o ring or something that can be easily purchased separately. I bought a couple of bathroom faucets at like 50% off and I couldn’t even find the imperfections. Be aware that Kohler is one of many companies that makes plastic-internals and ceramic-internals versions of the exact same fixtures for different distribution channels. The plastic ones will last 3-5 years, but the ceramic ones will last more like 20. If you got a great deal then it might be worth it, but it's something to know. If you want more info I can grab MY GIRLFRIEND an account and she'll gladly Kramer into the thread and tell you way more than you'd ever want to know about plumbing fixtures, as plumbing fixture support was her last job.
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Plastik posted:If you got a great deal then it might be worth it, but it's something to know. If you want more info I can grab MY GIRLFRIEND an account and she'll gladly Kramer into the thread and tell you way more than you'd ever want to know about plumbing fixtures, as plumbing fixture support was her last job. I'll personally never get tired of plumbing chat, even though I'm knee deep in the sales part most days these days, I still love the technical aspects. Which company was she doing support for? I'm curious if it's anyone we deal with.
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PurpleXVI posted:I'll personally never get tired of plumbing chat, even though I'm knee deep in the sales part most days these days, I still love the technical aspects. It's the largest plumbing and waterworks supplier in the US, so you probably do. She still works for them though, and if she does register an account tonight I want saying it or not saying it to be her choice.
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Plastik posted:It's the largest plumbing and waterworks supplier in the US, so you probably do. She still works for them though, and if she does register an account tonight I want saying it or not saying it to be her choice. Considering that I work in Europe, there's a good chance we don't. 
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Dr.Smasher posted:It's been a few years since I was an office drone there. I know there were a couple kitchen faucets that got horrible reviews. We always joked that the people who could afford Kohler and the people who worked there were two separate circles in a Venn diagram. kohler is expensive but have you ever looked at restoration hardware prices? lmao my previous house had one and the wand on the bath faucet head was broken and they wouldnt sell me any replacement parts and wouldnt honor the lifetime warranty (only applied to original owner). 1800 bucks for a replacement loooool
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BraveUlysses posted:kohler is expensive but have you ever looked at restoration hardware prices? lmao Kohler is pretty mid market quality to be honest. If you're going to be paying those prices anyway might as well look at Rohl and Newport Brass, etc.
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