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This house
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My favorite bits are that it is obviously a bunch of shipping containers stacked together, and that the upstairs bedroom and toilet/bathroom are the same room, cuz nothing as invigorating as waking up to the sight, sound and scent of your partner/housemate dropping some dookie.
A Toronto house less than 10 feet wide just hit the market for nearly $2M
If you aren’t looking closely, you could miss 138 St Clarens Avenue – the home, newly listed at nearly $2 million, located in Toronto's Little Portugal is only eight feet wide.
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Found the Best of Rock <date> playlists on Spotify. I may never leave the 1996-2001 era ever again. If anyone wants me, I'll be in my massive jeans and fondling my wallet chain.
There exists I am sure a million good reasons that this plane never existed. I don't even know if anyone at Lockheed was dumb enough to think of it, any halfway competent artist could render this. But as a Top Gun fan and Tomcat tragic, seeing any kind of modernised take on the design, even if its just the literal product of an illicit affair between the F-22 and the F-14 is enough to cheer me up.
Half of my art commission is done. Two of my characters from the story I'm working on, Tyr and Nims.
Oh no, there's absolutely no way this could possibly come back and bite you on the ass. None whatsoever.
The door to the office in our home got accidentally locked yesterday. It's one of those interior doorknobs that doesn't use a key, but just has a small hole in its center. I know how I've opened them in the past, but decided to Google it in case there was a better, more "official" way. First result led me to a page with this table of contents. Method 3 made me laugh:
A good, old fashioned front kick. No more keys, credit cards or screwdrivers for this guy!
A good, old fashioned front kick. No more keys, credit cards or screwdrivers for this guy!
That's a good tip, a lot of old movies have people run shoulder first into the door, which can break our shoulder instead of the lock. Dunno when they moved to kicking in, but the transition was still going on when I was young, I think.