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Landscaping to hide interlocking burst field claymore mine arrays with enough high-ground defilade to shoot-and-scoot and a restricted bottle-necking approach funneling into a centralized enfilade.

Since you went to see falls, you should have pissed off of it.

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Originally posted by infiniteJEST This explains a lot about you, you fearful Jesuit you.

This.

Aside from the obvious (price), location is the most important. If a house isn't in the right area, it doesn't matter what it has going for it. I've lived in houses with shitty heating and insulation so those things are important.

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Aside from the obvious (price), location is the most important. If a house isn't in the right area, it doesn't matter what it has going for it. I've lived in houses with shitty heating and insulation so those things are important.

i agree... we thought we were smart buying a cool house in an old part of town on a tree lined street. I guess all the crackheads/dealers had the same idea. We've had nothing but problems with our neighbors and as soon as our mortgage comes up for renewal we're selling and moving somewhere better.

I haven't ever bought a home, but I suppose the biggest thing I look for is making sure my bedroom windows face the west and are blocked from getting as much light as possible.

Can't be having a glare muddling the rendering of Ifrit's flaming crotch, now can we?

Thread's not necessarily about buying a house. I've never owned my own house either, but I've rented a few.

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On Water pressure is something you don't appreciate until you've lived in a place where it's horrible. Sunlight is really, really nice to have as well, but I have an appreciation for most every phase of the day, so it's not terribly important to me. There is a great, big tree that practically hangs over my deck, so lots of birds collect up there in the morning sun. The other day, a lone raven was perched right above my bedroom window, just cawwing periodically. I got up, got some coffee and a smoke and went on the deck to wake up, it was still there. We acknowledged one another for a while, but then, on the street below, a fat lady came by, and I hesitate to say she was jogging, but she was breathing extremely loud; the raven went nuts. I think it could tell she was on the verge of death, because it started squawking at her and hopping around in little circles, as though it was doing some sort of little victory dance. So yeah, birds are important to me. And corpulent joggers.

You gay bastard.

Oh nooo! Ban!

agree with lilith and PKC here.

So I'll sum it up by saying potential resale value. You guys in the states have it good. You can write off your mortgage interest from your taxes payable.

That would totally sweeten the deal for using a live in property as an investment. Talk about leverage! Of course, one must be careful that they have a secure job and take mortgage rate fluctuations into account to avoid another subprime mortgage incident.

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Originally posted by Echo of Silence To this day, I remember us standing there looking silently, miserably hot, sweating, looking... at nothing.

That seems about par for the course there Echos.

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Originally posted by Halcyon+On+On There is a great, big tree that practically hangs over my deck, so lots of birds collect up there in the morning sun. The other day, a lone raven was perched right above my bedroom window, just cawwing periodically. I got up, got some coffee and a smoke and went on the deck to wake up, it was still there. We acknowledged one another for a while, but then, on the street below, a fat lady came by, and I hesitate to say she was jogging, but she was breathing extremely loud; the raven went nuts. I think it could tell she was on the verge of death, because it started squawking at her and hopping around in little circles, as though it was doing some sort of little victory dance. So yeah, birds are important to me. And corpulent joggers.

While there are a lot of importance aspects of a house - one thing clearly proves far more essential than the rest: the bathroom. Particularly the shower, but the entire bathroom in general.

edit: the second most important thing is seaview. And if you are fortunate the get a bathroom seaview - that is the dream.

overall floorplan. rooms have to be decently sized/appropriate. i went thru one house that had a great plan, but all three bedrooms were ridiculously small.

also placement of utility area. saw another house w/ w/d hookups in the kitchen. no ma'am.

garage/carport...sometime to shelter the vehicle.

bathroom. i really don't care for a showerstall too much. or if there is one, it has to be nice so it doesn't remind me of a gym.

also: no large trees. if something is to collapse/fall/break, i don't want it to smash my entire house. or if it does, make sure it's from the neighbor's yard.

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Originally posted by tubularbills bathroom. i really don't care for a showerstall too much. or if there is one, it has to be nice so it doesn't remind me of a gym.

T-Bills takes baths. hmmm

A completely wired home (surround, network, sat etc). Energy efficient everything to keep the elements out is amazing.

And having the neighbors more than 8 feet away.

must haves.

multiple bathrooms with bath shower...his/hers bathrooms = the best solution for morning rushing.

lots of natural light.

big dining room we have a lot of dinner parties.

no attached houses, we make noise.

no young neighbours, they are always knocking and stuff because they need friends and are losers.

room for 2 cars in the driveway is a minimum....the ability to fit 3 is a bonus.

big yard complete with nigger chained to the patio to mow it.

laundry room far from common areas for cat boxes.

integrated shelving is always a bonus.

F**k yes water pressure makes such a difference

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