nibtrix wrote: » I can't get over this house... The weird columns . . . I think the columns are structural, and part of the original industrial building - the bottoms of them seem to be in the TV-room-cum-gymnasium (why are the supports for the weights positioned so that the bar will is directly in the way of anybody trying to get in/out of the sofa and directly in the line-of-sight to the TV - you're stuffed if there's a heavy set of weights attached and you can't lift the bar off the get to the seats. And how close is the top of those stairs to the ceiling? - all the ceilings look quite low actually. And there seems to be a distinct lack of electrical sockets around the place. The last time I saw something like this was in 2005 when the film Downfall was released - the one set largely in the Fuhrerbunker during the last days of the Third Reich (without all the shag-pile obviously).
ohnonotgmail wrote: » wait, liberace wasn't a lady?
[Deleted User] wrote: » Ard Mhor is not Jobstown. (Why do people insist on labelling everything within 30 minutes walk of Jobstown as Jobstown?) Ard Mhor sits between Brookview estate, which is Brookfield, and Citywest. IIRC Ard Mhor was originally built as either affordable housing or shared ownership. Some Respond housing association units in there too, have a friend (who ironically works for SDCC housing section) living in a Respond apartment there.
Deleted User wrote: » Ard Mhor is not Jobstown. (Why do people insist on labelling everything within 30 minutes walk of Jobstown as Jobstown?) Ard Mhor sits between Brookview estate, which is Brookfield, and Citywest.
humberklog wrote: » I really like the Art Nouveau wall lamps that are in the kitchen but they're using them to "frame" an extractor fan flume? The brass surround in the piano room door, the handles on kitchen cabinets and the oven colour all give it a dash of a 1990's Changing Rooms make-over vibe.
RacoonQueen wrote: » Saw this on the 'ugly houses' instagram story...real or not?
Lady Haywire wrote: » Identity of 'LaChatteGitane' confirmed
RacoonQueen wrote: » The worst thing is, as soon as I saw it I didn't think 'jesus the bath and toilet are in the main area' Instead I thought 'the angle of that bath wastes space a bit' Well believable that this is real and I need to find out if it is or not :pac:
josip wrote: » I'm not sure it's real. Wouldn't the wall mounted light switch in the wet zone be in breach of regs? Either the plumber or the sparks (cowboys or not) would be hung out to dry as well as the landlord if anyone got zapped from that set up.
[Deleted User] wrote: » Oh my God look at this
Deleted User wrote: » Oh my God look at this
rain on wrote: » I think I've been in that house! Or there's more than one in Cork with that decor..
Leg End Reject wrote: » :D Excuse me, I need to artfully display my knickers along the wall.
josip wrote: » Trophies/Mementos
Leg End Reject wrote: » That's surely a woman's bathroom? A fan of burlesque and Dita Von Teese I'd imagine.
josip wrote: » And couldn't they still be trophies/mementos ?
Leg End Reject wrote: » Do you know many men or women who do that?
josip wrote: » I've heard a few (male) claim to do it, but only one I can be sure about who I used to share a house with. Although he never did wall mount them. Most of his victims either didn't realise/mind, but there was one who suspected what he was at and kicked up an awful fuss about having to go home commando.
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