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So who wants to chip in a few bucks for the murderhouse with me? Can't possibly be the worst goon project ever. Right?
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Is that 2.5ft of horizontal surface? Is it square, or cubed? 'Cause I don't want my 2.5ft on the ceiling. Or maybe I do. 
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corgski posted:It's a square ~19" on a side, floor to ceiling. StormDrain posted:2.5 cubic inches maybe. I'm using mine for a red ball pit ball. gently caress, this is sounding like a worse and worse deal.. but okay fine. I'm gonna use my space for a blue ball pit ball. quote:This place is best shunned and left uninhabited. 
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Jul 11, 2020 10:37
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Slugworth posted:I knew a guy who had, I guess, no sweat glands? Or they didn't work? But he couldn't sweat. So on hot days, he had a vest that periodically sprayed water onto a few different areas of his body. I think about that vest on hot days sometimes... I have a friend that was unable to sweat, so his house was always a bit chilly otherwise he might overheat and end up in the hospital (again). Turns out he had undiagnosed type I diabetes, and taking care of that took care of the sweating problem. 
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Aug 14, 2020 05:10
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Youth Decay posted:
I'm the bit of counter that hangs out over the cupboard on the left. Literally everything about this house seems off and I hate it. https://www.estately.com/listings/info/7925-clovertree-court--1
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I'm the.. wait, where's the sink?  I guess it's that silver blip on the back counter, but it looks laughably small for a kitchen sink, perspective be damned. Looks like they haven't installed a faucet yet either, or they installed it on the left side and picked a fixture small enough to be obscured by a lightbulb. Nevermind the fact that the sink and the stove should be swapped. Dr.Smasher posted:Tag yourself. I'm the opening for the dishwasher that's way too wide By popular demand posted:I'm the unsatisfyingly thin board enclosing the dishwasher space. ..I think that's a mini fridge.
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Sep 30, 2020 12:13
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PainterofCrap posted:In the US/Philadelphia area, we call those 'portable buildings.' I had a class in high school that was in "the portable building," a temporary structure that had not moved in 25-years. Yeah, we call it the same thing out here in California, or just "portables". I had classes in the portables all throughout my school years. Even the library at one of my schools was just a really big portable. I guess the "correct" term would be prefabricated building or just prefab. Learned that when we were looking at mobile homes and the dealer was very insistent on calling them "prefabricated homes" as if he took personal offense to the term "mobile home". 
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Apr 23, 2021 16:09
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Slugworth posted:Your grandpa had no clue what the hell he was doing. A retail store I used to work at had several ancient vacuum cleaners for our miles of carpet, and one of them was missing a ground pin. I eventually found it.. still stuck in the outlet. Amazingly, it broke off flush with the plug and didn't protrude from the outlet at all so nobody else had ever noticed or cared.
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I usually went to the Egyptian Fry's. I think it's an indoor pickleball court now. Friends who used to work at Fry's told me if you were under performing you got sent to the Palo Alto store in hopes that you would just quit so they didn't have to deal with firing you. If you survived Palo Alto, you got sent to an un-airconditioned warehouse numbered store 86..
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