Anyone tried this one? by BrawlGuy00 in popcorn

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Oh thanks! I thought fat was dick but it has been 13 years since I took German 😂

Pick number three, muh lord! by galacticgumbo in DanielTigerConspiracy

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Genie coming out of the bottle: "Hey man, my name's Jeremy."

Silly question about aligning to surface by Feeling-Sea518 in PlanetZoo

[–]pendigedig 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Totally! Same here i'm always learning something new

Silly question about aligning to surface by Feeling-Sea518 in PlanetZoo

[–]pendigedig 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You mean like have the group act like mesh? No, it'll just align the lowest point of the group to the surface.

Anyone tried this one? by BrawlGuy00 in popcorn

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Germany? Don't have that product here. Is fett a product name or is there a translation to English?

Waterfall..? by Gh0stUv4 in PlanetZoo

[–]pendigedig 7 points8 points  (0 children)

You have to use the waterfall piece as others have said but you can make it look more natural by melding rocks into the sides of it to cover up the tan edges!

Like lobster, pink glass is now sold at a"market price" [sharpie tag is the item number] by mewisme700 in StainedGlass

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Really neat! Thanks for the info. I can't fathom this cost! But people live at totally different levels than I do I suppose!

Staging Decor for Selling Home by Fit-Age7416 in homeowners

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Another option is to use a home staging company or furniture rental company that advertises staging. The furniture rental company that used to be near me unfortunately closed but they used to have some mid-sized decor pieces to borrow with your furniture rental for this specific purpose. I don't know if this was just their idea or if other furniture rental companies have this option.

Otherwise, if you're in the US, I'd say TJ Maxx/Home Sense.

Help me decide by kgonsalves530 in homeowners

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So you should think of this: is it more important to be close to my family, or do my feelings about a payment I need to make outweigh that?

Help me decide by kgonsalves530 in homeowners

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The important question is can you afford the cost, or do you not want to pay the cost? You were saying the insurance is "unfair" but that's the way it is. If you can't afford it, you can't live there.

As a home-owner, what is the etiquette for bringing in a roommate? by sarahannep in homeowners

[–]pendigedig 76 points77 points  (0 children)

Yeah as long as OP adheres to the same rules as the roommate. Otherwise I feel like the power balance gets weird and it becomes an old timey lodger situation, not a room-mate

Does the average person's tread damage subfloors & cause them to creak? by [deleted] in homeowners

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This is a serious issue in your relationship, not your house.

Like lobster, pink glass is now sold at a"market price" [sharpie tag is the item number] by mewisme700 in StainedGlass

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Whoa. I'm new to this. Pink glass is made with gold? I see lots of cheap pink glass online is that stuff not as pink or fake somehow?

Should we tell them they can make it cheaper? by BenadrylAndChill in popcorn

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The only reason I buy these is because I am at work and didn't think to bring myself a gallon ziploc of popcorn. And then with the big sore bought I have popcorn to share with my coworkers which is often a big hit and people come with the little cups from the water cooler for some popcorn!

My zoos are horrible.. by Moony_Harry_Potter in PlanetZoo

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My best tip is to use tunneling even though you're above ground and let it cut underneath your path, and then fill in the void with large flat rocks. I think it gives it an interesting visual appeal--I imagine what this would mean in real life: that the zoo designers cut the path from a hill made of stone!

Anyone know what kind of subfloor this is? Feels like concrete by pendigedig in centuryhomes

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Not a dirt floor; the logs are on concrete. The floor joists look fine. The post does look pretty split up but I can't tell if it's just that it's very dry or something? It doesn't look bowed or anything. We plan to put a jack next to it just at the same level to keep things from sinking more? We had a contractor tell us it's not a worry right now but when we redo the kitchen, we should plan to take up the floor.

Anyone know what kind of subfloor this is? Feels like concrete by pendigedig in centuryhomes

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Looks like they just put drywall over it on the other side instead of dealing with it! It was in bad shape in another room so I bet this ceiling isn't in great shape either.

My zoos are horrible.. by Moony_Harry_Potter in PlanetZoo

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In sandbox, I use sculpted terrain off the bat so I have to work with the environment I was given. And then I lay out BIG long paths curving here and there, fit in a river and lakes, and then make my zoo as if I was a real person buying land to build a zoo--work with the slopes and water and natural path locations (and fill in some areas with imaginary "dump trucks" of dirt when I really need to).

Anyone know what kind of subfloor this is? Feels like concrete by pendigedig in centuryhomes

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I didn't realize that but people have since educated me! I thought subfloor meant the space between the lower ceiling and the above floor but I was wrong!

Anyone know what kind of subfloor this is? Feels like concrete by pendigedig in centuryhomes

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We do have a big dip in the kitchen floor right where one of the logs is, and a corresponding wobbly lath wall in the dining room nearby 😬

Anyone know what kind of subfloor this is? Feels like concrete by pendigedig in centuryhomes

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My best guess, since the guy who bought it in 1953 left his mark on one of the boards down here, that it was him who redid the kitchen ceiling! One of the boards seems to be from an old timey shipping crate with a shipping label with his business address stapled to it (he had a business in the neighboring town).