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If that's all it takes to get an invite into that pantry DM me bro.....I'm on the next flight.
You, Wolf, I'drather.....I've spent years meticulously trying to figure out ways to peer into your lives from just outside your windows before I act.
You've given me a new idea to try with Scotch.
I've already thought about how to make Talia covertly love me.....But now you're saying leaving evidence is the way to go??????
Hmmm......Good advice that deserves serious study in my basement.
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Oh boy I have my first ever critique and I feel super bad about it because it's above the pantry window which we all know is where God lives.
The window above the pantry which obviously is perfect because it's somewhat connected to the pantry and the window above your front door are not symmetrical. Have you discussed this before?
Also I live in a storage unit with a personally dug out basement that has become my stalking room so don't take any negative opinions I air as anything more than ramblings of your eventual Mark David Chapman.
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Short of walking outside and taking pictures, I can show you the plan drawing.
The gable-end windows upstairs are 2 differently-sized units. The larger one is in the bedroom, and over the porch awning; while the smaller one is in the bathroom, and over the garage roof. The top sills line-up. The one in the bedroom has to be a certain size, so it can act as a legal 2nd egress; while the one in the bathroom has to fit in the allotted space. But it also provides a little more character and individuality than a bunch of "matchy-matchy" everything. Such is the case with the rooflines and some of the other windows. If you don't like it, I suggest you do something different when you design your house.
The gable-end windows upstairs are 2 differently-sized units. The larger one is in the bedroom, and over the porch awning; while the smaller one is in the bathroom, and over the garage roof. The top sills line-up. The one in the bedroom has to be a certain size, so it can act as a legal 2nd egress; while the one in the bathroom has to fit in the allotted space. But it also provides a little more character and individuality than a bunch of "matchy-matchy" everything. Such is the case with the rooflines and some of the other windows. If you don't like it, I suggest you do something different when you design your house.
I'm still not happy about it and it makes me uncomfortable. But we have more important things to discuss.
Have you ever showed us that amazing arched windows that lines up with the first floor windows in the back?
That's approaching Disney castle territory and really cool.
Also this drawing is really cool but you're bordering on it being a blueprint and then I'm gonna get angry at architects. So cool it.
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This is from 2018, and you commented on it.
I've probably posted 20 more pictures of it since then.
Dude don't be pissy about me not remembering shit. I bought Pam some sort of spray and she sent me a pic of the bottle almost empty a while later to say thanks and she liked it and I had absolutely no recollection of ever getting it for her.
It was this:
Anyway that's amazing!!!!!
The trees must look so pretty covered in snow from those windows when you're upstairs in the winter.
Can I come over? The Mrs is good with dogs so she'll be able to handle me. And I promise I'll only steal something small from the pantry.
Oh yea!!!!! I do remember that...You work up there on a loft type deal.
Any sort of weather must be so nice to watch from there. I enjoy a good rainstorm and I stare out at a scene nowhere near as pretty.
How do you clean that fan? It must get dusty and that seems like a pain in the ass.
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Sherbert is NOT and NEVER WILL BE ice cream.
With all the extensions on our wonderful Dyson vacuum, you can get on top of one blade at a time, if you stretch. Or we can use the extension on the duster, if you put a sheet down to catch the dust.