No one has to live like this.
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Shes be fucked if that caught fire
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Eurocucks will live in a place like this and then rag on Americans for having "unnecessary" lawns.
This seems like a reasonable solution to America's obesity epidemic. Actually now that I think of it the Americans With Disabilities Act may be the problem.
Don’t care about the stairs, and distance(really wasn’t that far), but that’s a death trap waiting to happen, and looks like a dungeon.
Meh. When I was in my 20s, I lived on the 27th floor. There were four elevators but they were always filled with brownoids so I took the stairs instead, including when doing laundry in the basement.
Living in apartment is the goyest thing ever
no garden, no privacy, and no soul
there is a reason why they're called "apartments" not "houses"
nor Homes... because its essentially a living unit for some cattle-person who has no prospects for the future
though i do not blame them... if you didnt' inherit a house you'd be fucked in this economy...
no garden, no privacy, and no soul
there is a reason why they're called "apartments" not "houses"
nor Homes... because its essentially a living unit for some cattle-person who has no prospects for the future
though i do not blame them... if you didnt' inherit a house you'd be fucked in this economy...
That's one way to keep fats out of your residence.
While I'm sure it would get old to have to go through all that every time you enter/exit, I do find sprawling, slightly surreal urban architecture like this to be mesmerizing, almost calming.
When I was a kid, I'd regularly fantasize about having an entire empty office building to myself, solely for the purpose of hanging out and exploring in the massive space with no other humans around. Her apartment looks like a place I'd like to walk around in for fun.
While I'm sure it would get old to have to go through all that every time you enter/exit, I do find sprawling, slightly surreal urban architecture like this to be mesmerizing, almost calming.
When I was a kid, I'd regularly fantasize about having an entire empty office building to myself, solely for the purpose of hanging out and exploring in the massive space with no other humans around. Her apartment looks like a place I'd like to walk around in for fun.
She signed up to live there. She’s free to move.
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