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MetaJew posted:This looks like the atrium in the engineering college where I went to school. Lol your an engineer.
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drgitlin posted:No, I don’t have a bidet. Are you one of those toxic masculines who thinks it’s gay to touch his own bum hole? Lmao no butthole touching is good and so is gayness I'm just amused that no one stanning for bidets in this thread will answer about their butt towels It's far enough off topic now that I'll probably stop
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Jerry Cotton posted:Lol your an engineer. 
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Badger of Basra posted:I think the thing that really seals it for me is the plaza with the boring sculpture in front. It looks insanely office park-y Also guess who he bought that place from a couple years ago.
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WithoutTheFezOn posted:It does until you turn around and see what’s on the other side of the sculpture. Lowtax?
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Jerry Cotton posted:Lowtax? What's the cure for a new spine? Is it $17 million?
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The Bloop posted:Lmao no butthole touching is good and so is gayness You still have toilet paper just dab dry with that, don’t put out a normal towel, that’s insane.
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Youth Decay posted:
 I mean I get the architectural joke, but at least from the photos it has terrible lighting and lol and living in a house made of unpainted cinderblocks. I bet it still smells like OSB  These untreated exposed pine beams are definitely not going to rot or get termites in hot, wet houston 
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gotta use the same towel you wipe the poop knife with
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Kaiser Schnitzel posted:Holy gently caress $1.1m for a 1bed 2/bath in houston with this bathroom: I feel like it could be so much better just with decent finished materials. The little office space is cool and I like how the house feels like an extension of the outdoors but the cinderblock-concrete-OSB-plywood junk ruins it. The architect John Zamenak sounds like he was a pretty cool guy though https://www.ricedesignalliance.org/architecture-is-about-life-a-conversation-with-john-zemanek John Zamenak posted:Consumerism is not so much about consuming or enjoying as it is about controlling. Consumerism is an instrument of social and political control. You know, our constitution says nothing about capitalism; we have been conditioned to believe that capitalism and democracy are inseparable, but this is not true at all. Advanced capitalism, which is where we are today, is simply another name for consumer culture. There is no cumulative gain in consuming for the sake of consuming — it is an escape from reality, just as it is an escape for architecture to turn to applied ornament or other spectacular devices to justify its existence. Mainstream Americans are addicted to consumerism in order to escape the boredom of reality — reality is that “eternal vigilance” vital to liberty. It is “writ large” in architecture, computer games, iPods, NASCAR ... . To cope with the 9/11 tragedy, the President advised Americans to go shopping, and they did. To democracy, advanced capitalism is the tail that wags the dog. Optimistically, architecture will return to meeting people’s real needs; it will be self-ornamenting.
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PRADA SLUT posted:gotta use the same towel you wipe the poop knife with Just wipe the poop knife on your butt, it’s like cleaning off the butter knife on the bread.
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Youth Decay posted:Search for sale (or rent or whatever) > More > scroll down to keywords awesome, thanks! quote:Evansville's preeminent geodesic dome house is on the market, and it's time to see it in a new light. Designed in 1981 by local husband and wife team Dr. Sandy Schen and restauranteur Jacquie Schen, no other home offers the perfection of early 1980s/1990s high-end contemporary design, immense scale, and an oasis of landscaped acreage on Newburgh Road. With two domes, one soaring to nearly 28 feet on the interior, the roots of Buckminster Fuller are twice as prevalent here. Featuring over 12,000 square feet of living space, the home's major goal is prevalent throughout: to entertain family and friends, both near and far. The main level is flooded with natural light, bringing the outside in to the home's three formal dining areas, two master suites, executive library, and the living area in the smaller dome - large enough for dining, sitting, and a concert grand piano. Domed ceilings show the signature transition from hexagons above to pentagons below. Custom art made for the home graces the soaring stairwell, while the open kitchen with commercial grade appliances anchors the heart of the home. The original master suite sits just off the kitchen and cork-floored dining area and works perfectly for private guest quarters. Featuring a vibrant accent wall of hand-painted French wall-paper, the home's original thrust of contemporary design is clear here - from clean contrasting tile floor, white track lighting, and en suite with Corian shower and soaker tub. The curved kitchen opens into the enormous 1990s addition, which includes a second open access to the finished basement, a vast entertaining and living area, and a Las Vegas worthy master suite boasting his and hers walk-in closets, copious amounts of Corian in the tub surround and walk in shower, and a walk-out to the inn-worthy rear covered deck. The home's three other bedrooms lie in the larger of the two domes, each with their own loft spaces, two connected by a Jack-and-Jill bathroom. Below grade, in the expansive walkout basement, sits a billiards area, executive office, 4th dining area, entertainment space with wet bar and dry bar, guest suite, music/theater room, and wine room. Outside, the original pool house welcomes you into a focal point of entertaining and hospitality with kitchen, guest suite, and open living area - all walking right out to the diving board, the home's sunset view to the west flanking the entire resort of architectural experience. Two domes. Two words. Geodesic deliciousness.    this house is hell if you're a ceiling fan https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/6200-Newburgh-Rd-Evansville-IN-47715/77110349_zpid/ Mr. Fall Down Terror fucked around with this message at 03:27 on Mar 4, 2020 |
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i'm searching faster than i've ever searched before
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Bad Munki posted:Just wipe the poop knife on your butt, it’s like cleaning off the butter knife on the bread. Hehehe "loaf"
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there wolf posted:The worst part is maybe retraining yourself to wipe while sitting if don't already do that. You’ve done it now.
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An article dunking on “millennial pink” and how the whole west elm aesthetic is supposed to be modern and fun and wacky but is really just boring and uninspired https://apple.news/AK-o6eAPtTUebAD9AwRmVRw A Good Read
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luxury handset posted:awesome, thanks!  is this trainwreck
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PRADA SLUT posted:An article dunking on “millennial pink” and how the whole west elm aesthetic is supposed to be modern and fun and wacky but is really just boring and uninspired Do you have a non-apple new link or is this Apple buzz marketing?
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Weembles posted:Do you have a non-apple new link or is this Apple buzz marketing? https://www.thecut.com/2020/03/will-the-millennial-aesthetic-ever-end.html
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Is the fan really at an angle? That’s just gonna kill the bearing(s).
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PRADA SLUT posted:gotta use the same towel you wipe the poop knife with
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PRADA SLUT posted:An article dunking on “millennial pink” and how the whole west elm aesthetic is supposed to be modern and fun and wacky but is really just boring and uninspired I'm too lazy to make an epic handshake meme between me and you over this article, but it's definitely how I feel.
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Pro click. Thanks.
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Interior design: ask me about my bidet
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latinotwink1997 posted:Is the fan really at an angle? That’s just gonna kill the bearing(s). Yes and they should have used a downrod. Honestly the house itself is not bad (though huge) but the interior is both bland and dated.
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Badger of Basra posted:I just wanna say thank you for your valiant attempt to get the thread to talk about something other than bidets and rear end towels or whatever I'm in partial agreement with this. The partially being because I'm hoping the conversation will turn to rear end eating.
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tater_salad posted:Interior design: bidet Mate
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Mr. Mambold posted:
It's like someone described what chinoiserie is to someone who never heard of it and did their best to decorate in that vein with a 5k budget. I dont know what's better: the sofa chairs made of kimono scraps or the tapestry depicting a mystical chinese man. Why os there an oil painting of a white business man?
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value-brand cereal posted:It's like someone described what chinoiserie is to someone who never heard of it and did their best to decorate in that vein with a 5k budget. I dont know what's better: the sofa chairs made of kimono scraps or the tapestry depicting a mystical chinese man. Why os there an oil painting of a white business man? i'm assuming he is the departed patriarch of the family, and how best to honor Him except with a portrait in the primary (of four) formal dining space, the one with the sex panther a dedicated ceiling fan, high above, eternally spinning to weakly circulate the muggy Indiana air
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barbecue at the folks posted:A bidet shower head next to the toilet is the best quality-of-life Finnish innovation right after the drying cabinet for dishes. How the hell the rest of the world manages without is beyond me. (Their asses probably stink, of poop.) Isn't all the water going to spray back down on your hand?
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barbecue at the folks posted:A bidet shower head next to the toilet is the best quality-of-life Finnish innovation right after the drying cabinet for dishes. How the hell the rest of the world manages without is beyond me. (Their asses probably stink, of poop.) The Singapore Airline's business class lounge had this kind of bidet thing in the restrooms at the Changi airport and I could not figure out how you would use this and not make a huge mess or splash water everywhere. The water pressure seemed very high. It felt archaic coming from Japan, the capital of happy poop time.
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Hey I'm back from a year ago. I ran out of money but will be getting new flooring soon. I used to have carpet, but my dog has been having urinary issues so I figure this is as good a time as any to replace it. Plus the carpet is eight years old and is generally kind of gross. I'll be getting these vinyl planks. https://www.homedepot.com/p/Home-De...42513/300253313 They look to have enough "stickiness" which is what I want given I have a dog. I did look at some laminate that achieved the same effect by having cuts in it, but didn't find a color I preferred to this. On one hand I'm thinking "hey I could install this" but then I realize that while I might do okay with the main pieces, anything where I have to cut pieces to fill in the little gaps I'd gently caress up.
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I don't know about that particular brand/model, but LVT is surprisingly nice stuff. You'll probably be happy with it.
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actionjackson posted:
What do you mean by little gaps? Laying laminate, I found the learning curve not too bad. I had the most trouble undercutting ancient and very dense door jambs & then laying the laminate properly at the undercuts, I was most frustrated by getting the underlayment perfect, and I otherwise wasted about $75.00 of material cutting and re-cutting. just another fucked around with this message at 03:24 on Mar 5, 2020 |
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The Zillow search term of the day is "collected" I want this stove  i'm the american flag handtowel on a pedestal  "Every detail of this home was lovingly procured" aka stolen  the most 1970s house built in 1989 (would 100% live here)  This house deserves a closer look     they are seriously trying to sell it for $600k. Houston real estate isn't that crazy is it?
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just another posted:What do you mean by little gaps? Oh I just mean when you get to the end of a row, or have an angle or around vents, cabinetry, etc. you have to cut smaller pieces to fit into those areas. Also if there was an issue with the underlying concrete or whatever I would have no idea how to detect any of that, nor the tools to repair it. I'm just not good at this stuff, and it's way too important to gently caress up.
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Youth Decay posted:This house deserves a closer look I've always wanted to live in what appears to be an Old West 'museum' that's right off the highway.
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BlackIronHeart posted:I've always wanted to live in what appears to be an Old West 'museum' that's right off the highway. it is clearly a defunct lazer tag arena
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Youth Decay posted:
It is if you want to live in the Heights. BlackIronHeart posted:I've always wanted to live in what appears to be an Old West 'museum' that's right off the highway. luxury handset posted:it is clearly a defunct lazer tag arena
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