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bEatmstrJ posted:And until I pointed that out, no one made a single mention of it. So apparently it's not an issue. We honestly couldn't tell from all the HDR you ran through your photos. But as the others say, it really IS that interesting. That's why we're posting. Post the toilet room, and log out. Come back to the thread tomorrow once both you and we have cooled off. It's for the better.
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Azza Bamboo posted:What if the toilet is untouched? Still the original white porcelain and those cream tiles, just taking shelter in the shame cupboard. It's hiding from the destruction that awaits. No he said it's gray. We need more deets man
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Source4Leko posted:This actually sounds really interesting. Did they use steel or wood? Very heavy 15ft 8x10 wood beams. Probably the most interesting part was that they had to hoist them in through the 2nd floor window since they were too big to walk through the house.
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Three Olives posted:
females love fancy things, and females love vanity mirrors, so females love chandeliers over their vanity mirrors
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You wake up, alone, in a strange shower, completely unaware of how you ended up here. Four large shower heads and several odd nozzles are running at what appears to be maximum capacity. Your head is pounding and your limbs feel heavy--you begin to suspect that you have been drugged! The door leading out of the room is open. You hear strange grunting sounds coming from a nearby room. There is no toilet in sight. What do you do?
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It is the incongruity of simultaneously posting "I made it how I like it and that's all that matters" and also seeking attention and approval for what you made. If you genuinely didn't care, you never needed to post. If you genuinely do care, you could have consulted with a well-recommended interior designer, and had something that people in general would agree is tasteful or at least not revolting. So the actual core object of ridicule is how you cannot reconcile these two conflicting motives. ...also the blatant   of your previous thread is lingering, and that's hilarious too
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Azza Bamboo posted:What if the toilet is untouched? Still the original white porcelain and those cream tiles, just taking shelter in the shame cupboard. It's hiding from the destruction that awaits. But you're also kinda right: "a tiny room. With some grey tile on the floor and unpainted walls." so just dry wall
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bEatmstrJ posted:And until I pointed that out, no one made a single mention of it. So apparently it's not an issue.  There’s sure egg on my face now.
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bEatmstrJ posted:And until I pointed that out, no one made a single mention of it. So apparently it's not an issue. a) plenty of people mentioned the rocks b) it wasn't cause they look good cause they don't, they're just only kind of dumb as opposed to actively in defiance of colour theory for interior design c) how well has flipping the house gone
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man that's a lot of loving plastic pebbles i tell you what you know how rock pebbles make that sometimes comforting rock pebble sound? these probably sound like cheapness when pushed around
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Feb 28, 2019 03:15
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gently caress the haters imo, make the plastic rocks fire engine red
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bEatmstrJ posted:Very heavy 15ft 8x10 wood beams. Probably the most interesting part was that they had to hoist them in through the 2nd floor window since they were too big to walk through the house. Post the toilet
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Feb 28, 2019 03:17
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What do I need to do to convince you to post your supposedly boring toilet surrounded by drywall?
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Feb 28, 2019 03:17
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A pebble rug around the toilet
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Which of these most closely resembles your shitter a)  b)  c) 
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use these 
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he's afraid to post the toilet because it's load bearing and he knows we are going to have a few "yucks" about that fact
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Source4Leko posted:This actually sounds really interesting. Did they use steel or wood? Standard balloon framing uses 8x10s as joists. He had engineered joists in his framing for one of two reasons a) it was built by a large residential building firm who buys so much lumber that they can cut costs and achieve the same engineering standards or b) he lives in a region where lumber is scarce.Sistering in the 8x10s is the Occam's Razor solution to the problem he created for himself.
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The rock pebbles wouldn't be too much weight would they ???
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Azza Bamboo posted:The rock pebbles wouldn't be too much weight would they ??? If it's engineered the way he says, no.
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I'm disappointed that this isn't a pit toilet that lets you see it go all the way down.
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Azza Bamboo posted:The rock pebbles wouldn't be too much weight would they ??? Absolutely negligible compared to the weight of a tub full of water. Ironically, probably easier to keep clean, though. What happens when you try to vacuum dust up from a pile of plastic rocks...?
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Vox Nihili posted:You wake up, alone, in a strange shower, completely unaware of how you ended up here. Four large shower heads and several odd nozzles are running at what appears to be maximum capacity. Your head is pounding and your limbs feel heavy--you begin to suspect that you have been drugged! The door leading out of the room is open. You hear strange grunting sounds coming from a nearby room. There is no toilet in sight. -POST TOILET
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Why would you go to so much effort over your bathroom and not even bother to paint your toilet room??? That boggles me more than anything I think. WrenP-Complete posted:The OP of this thread has a clear rule I thought. She's been permabanned so I don't know what the rules are now?  my email is annewhateley, gmail if you don't want to pass messages! I'm not great at checking it but I will for her
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Honestly I am kind of amazed that plastic pebbles exist, like what is the use case? Actual pebbles are already cheap and durable.
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Djeser posted:gently caress the haters imo, make the plastic rocks fire engine red Galaxy Brain: Replace the plastic pebbles with red lava glass/rock and turn it into a fire pit. You have now increased the synergy with the rest of the red aesthetic, removed any risk of mold from the equation, and while bathing can pretend that your vampire master is cooking you in a large stew pot. Gruckles fucked around with this message at 03:33 on Feb 28, 2019 |
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This entire bathroom is a gallery deserving of Toilets with Threatening Auras, even without the toilet. Like, bEatmasterJ, I get that you got what you want. What confuses me is why you think it's what other people want.
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 Gettin in on this bathroom posting in an effort to see that sweet tricked out toilet you undoubtedly have hidden away It may be a little small, and the floor is fake tile, and the meme on my shower curtain might be a little dated at this point, but one huge benefit of this bathroom is the floor joists are 100% un-hosed
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Vox Nihili posted:You wake up, alone, in a strange shower, completely unaware of how you ended up here. Four large shower heads and several odd nozzles are running at what appears to be maximum capacity. Your head is pounding and your limbs feel heavy--you begin to suspect that you have been drugged! The door leading out of the room is open. You hear strange grunting sounds coming from a nearby room. There is no toilet in sight. hire decorator
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Leperflesh posted:Absolutely negligible compared to the weight of a tub full of water. I don't know about pebbles but a ton of gravel wouldn't even fully cover me if I laid on the ground. Sure, a generous bathtub is probably half a cubic meter but that's about half a metric ton of water. The tub weighs a lot for sure but don't underestimate the weight of a single layer of rock.
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You understand there's no rocks under the tub, right?
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Tetracube posted:Which of these most closely resembles your shitter ok how do I get this one
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Three Olives posted:Honestly I am kind of amazed that plastic pebbles exist, like what is the use case? Actual pebbles are already cheap and durable. I've seen them used for aquariums and glass/plastic planters. Even then though they're more likely to be glass instead of plastic as it stays cleaner longer.
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I genuinely have no idea why he answered me and not all the other goons who have been asking the exact same questions.
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Ugh, fine, in order to be sporting, in the spirit of the thread, I will post my own bathroom for goon critique and criticism. I like unconventional things, and am on a limited budget, so I beg of the mighty goon hivemind to please be kind.
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Leperflesh posted:You understand there's no rocks under the tub, right? I can't operate under the assumption that this job has been done the sensible way.
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bEatmstrJ posted:The reason I don't respond to most of the things that are said is simply because everyone is quick to assume that everything is a problem that only exists in my bathroom and nowhere else. I usually ignore these things because there's no way for me to prove anything that will be satisfactory to the apparently hilariously high standards of the average person in this thread. My money is on twin grey cultured stone toilets with red seats resting on T (formerly I) joists, each surrounded by a gentle circle of pebbles and graced with its own chandelier.
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Djeser posted:gently caress the haters imo, make the plastic rocks fire engine red better yet replace it with ball pit balls
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