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well when you hire a home inspector his job is to walk around and point to stuff like that and say "oh hell no"
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Post poste posted:Literally all of that is stuff you can see in rural Michigan. I was about to say I've seen all that in semi-rural Texas. There's a reason there's a lot of house fires outside of city limits.
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Sirotan posted:There is some sound, though it is not essential Good to Cyan still hacking away at puzzle games no one is going to finish.
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 Some house in Estonia.
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:
That's a strip club in a 90s FPS game.
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HelloIAmYourHeart posted:
That's a strip club in rural Wisconsin.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:That's a strip club in rural Wisconsin. That's a fancy rural Wisconsin strip club. This is an actual one: 
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Elder Postsman posted:That's a fancy rural Wisconsin strip club. This is an actual one: Why the firetruck?
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Zil posted:Why the firetruck? Pole inspector.
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Zil posted:Why the firetruck? Gotta hose 'em down after a show
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Elder Postsman posted:That's a fancy rural Wisconsin strip club. This is an actual one: I drove by this the other day and found it to be very much in keeping with the area in which it resides. It's also worth noting that the actual club is in the building in the back right of that image. The building near the highway is used to hang the sign lest anyone miss this gem.
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Zil posted:Why the firetruck? Beef Of Ages posted:I drove by this the other day and found it to be very much in keeping with the area in which it resides. It's also worth noting that the actual club is in the building in the back right of that image. The building near the highway is used to hang the sign lest anyone miss this gem.
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Elder Postsman posted:That's a fancy rural Wisconsin strip club. This is an actual one: I think that the club is actually off in the distance on the right https://www.google.com/maps/place/N...9!4d-87.8300621
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I was thinking of this one...I used to drive by it all the time.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:I was thinking of this one...I used to drive by it all the time. It's even better when you realize it's basically located in the equivalent of the town square.
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Cyrano4747 posted:Pole inspector. This did not get enough love. Cat Hatter posted:Necessary for when you get this many of the areas hottest coeds together under one roof! In the same voice as Monster Truck Sunday Announcer, and yes.
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Beef Of Ages posted:I drove by this the other day and found it to be very much in keeping with the area in which it resides. It's also worth noting that the actual club is in the building in the back right of that image. The building near the highway is used to hang the sign lest anyone miss this gem. No poo poo. I've driven by it so many times and always thought that building was it.
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Aaaaaaarrrrrggggg posted:It's even better when you realize it's basically located in the equivalent of the town square. There's not a lot of town in East Bristol, Wisconsin.
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Elder Postsman posted:No poo poo. I've driven by it so many times and always thought that building was it. It's an easily forgiven mistake; it's not like the actual building is some sort of major upgrade.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:There's not a lot of town in East Bristol, Wisconsin. There's slightly more town in Bristol, which is about 100 miles away from East Bristol. It's also east of East Bristol.
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Humbug Scoolbus posted:I was thinking of this one...I used to drive by it all the time. Yea, I don't live far from there at all.
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Boaz MacPhereson posted:There's slightly more town in Bristol, which is about 100 miles away from East Bristol. It's also east of East Bristol. West St Paul is south of downtown St Paul. South St Paul is to the east of West St Paul. North St Paul is directly northeast of St Paul. Nobody knows the exact reason it's called West St Paul. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XfVZHpyx1OI
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Another lunch time Reddit discovery Roofless concrete block home--worth buying? (self.HomeImprovement) quote:Not sure if it's concrete or some other type of block. Google earth showed roofless in 2016. It now has a roof. It is in a monsoon area in AZ so I'd think lots of rain got in it. Radiant flooring (heated water).     
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Not a terrible tool shed, now post pictures of the house. 
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Outside of a few coastal cities the US is pretty much a second world country, but seeing posts like that makes me feel that is being too generous.
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Cyrano4747 posted:Not a terrible tool shed On what planet would that not be a terrible tool shed?
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Enos Cabell posted:Outside of a few coastal cities the US is pretty much a second world country, but seeing posts like that makes me feel that is being too generous. The "second world" was defined as economically developed, industrialized, socialist countries. First world of course being industrially and economically developed capitalist countries. The US is many, many things but it is certainly not an economically and industrially developed socialist country. "Third world" is what you're looking for. 3D Megadoodoo posted:On what planet would that not be a terrible tool shed? It's got four walls that aren't actively falling in and a roof. It would be fine for throwing a couple of rakes and a lawnmower in.
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Cyrano4747 posted:It's got four walls that aren't actively falling in and a roof. It would be fine for throwing a couple of rakes and a lawnmower in. OK let me just hammer in some nails into those walls to hang stuff up...
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It is possible to mount things to masonry walls.
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brugroffil posted:It is possible to mount things to masonry walls. It's possible to mount things to a rhinoceros but I'd rather not.
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Cyrano4747 posted:The "second world" was defined as economically developed, industrialized, socialist countries. First world of course being industrially and economically developed capitalist countries. That's not it either, because "third world" didn't mean "poor," it meant "countries not allied with either the first or second world countries." Just say "shithole." Speaking of shitholes, as shitholes go this one seems pretty cool. I wonder what the wifi options are like. https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/124641977#/?channel=RES_BUY "in need of refurbishment throughout"
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Phanatic posted:That's not it either, because "third world" didn't mean "poor," it meant "countries not allied with either the first or second world countries." Just say "shithole." Depends on who was writing it. The original meaning of "third world" was indeed unaligned countries, but you can find a fair number of people even during the Cold War who insisted they were also economically undeveloped. That becomes a lot more common in the back half of the Cold War, and the colloquial use of "third world" has long since focused on poverty and lack of economic development rather than where they sit on the capitalist <-> socialist alignment chart. Mostly I was pointing out that second world is communists because the notion that first world = rich, third world = poor, therefore second world must be an in-between zone is pretty common, due largely to how deeply the use of "third world" to describe economic rather than political conditions has penetrated.
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"Owner has encased a camper within a one-story frame building."
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Cyrano4747 posted:Depends on who was writing it. The original meaning of "third world" was indeed unaligned countries, but you can find a fair number of people even during the Cold War who insisted they were also economically undeveloped. That becomes a lot more common in the back half of the Cold War, and the colloquial use of "third world" has long since focused on poverty and lack of economic development rather than where they sit on the capitalist <-> socialist alignment chart. This is why the term has fallen out of use in favor of "developing countries" (although I've seen objections to that too) or "Global South" instead.
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Lemniscate Blue posted:This is why the term has fallen out of use in favor of "developing countries" (although I've seen objections to that too) or "Global South" instead. There is an additional problem with applying Global South to the United States. 
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Cyrano4747 posted:The "second world" was defined as economically developed, industrialized, socialist countries. First world of course being industrially and economically developed capitalist countries. Hey, I learned something new today!
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brugroffil posted:It is possible to mount things to masonry walls. Tapcon is the product you seek. All hail the mighty tapcon, holder of picture frames and bathroom vanities alike in the land of mandatory windstorm insurance.
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I've been watching this series about a guy who bought an old stone cabin in the Italian Alps. At one point he builds a smaller cabin inside the cabin just so he can have a space that's actually insulated and heatable. I've also heard of people enclosing campers with leaky roofs or other structural deficiencies inside of other structures, because they still need the living space. That said, I don't think either of those cases applies here.
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I knew a guy who lived in a single wide trailer. The roof started leaking so he just bought one of those carports and stuck it over the top of the place.
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