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[Murdock]

Seattle rental buildings all have large laundry rooms in the basement which makes it convenient for the tenants. That’s where my apparent was.

 

[The Scoundrel]

If you actually believed that windowless bedroom was ever anything other than a closet you must be an estate agent?

 

[Murdock]

I’m a historic architecture buff. The code section wasn’t inclusive of a window when the building was built in the 20s. It was for a single bed. You weren’t going to fit anything more than that and a small dresser in there tbh. The bathroom was full size and the kitchen was tiny with a built in table, a full sized fridge and a tiny 4 burner apartment stove. Perfect for one person.

 

[Weeg]

@The Scoundrel got it. We only have houses in the country in Ohio

 

[Murdock]

My mother is a real estate agent and investor. My fiancé is a licensed contractor who does commercial/residential builds.

 

[The Scoundrel]

@ Weeg I thought you had a cave brah? No planning permission eh?

 

[The Scoundrel]

@Weeg I thought you had a cave brah? No planning permission eh?

 

[The Scoundrel]

@Murdock Tough country to be into historical anything unless you value the architecture of a Teepee

 

[Murdock]

The oldest building in LA county was built in 1818, which is the Avila Adobe.

 

[Murdock]

All of the missions in California date back to the 1780s

 

[Murdock]

The best homes in the priciest zip codes here were built in the 1920s. The craftsman homes of the 1940s are a small fortune.

 

[The Scoundrel]

I was raised in the second English 'New Town' (1836). 3 beds in the original Roman or Iron Age town are now priceless

 

[Weeg]

@The Scoundrel yes we do. It’s on our 10 acre plot of land the house is on

 

[The Scoundrel]

@Weeg If the land our house was on had it's own cave my Mrs woulda payed triple

 

[Weeg]

@The Scoundrel man cave! And nuke shelter

 

[The Scoundrel]

And nobody wished each other Happy Solstice. Heathens

 

[Weeg]

Devils!!!!

 

[The Scoundrel]

@Weeg No she prefers em 20 miles long and 5000ft deep

 

[Master Pu]

@Weeg what's your favorite frozen pizza?

 

[The Scoundrel]

I was a good kid. I wouldn't do you no harm

 

[Murdock]

That sounds like fun! Do you know anything about the history of your childhood home? @The Scoundrel

 

[The Scoundrel]

@Murdock More than your average bear. Me and a freind wrote a book on it.

 

[Weeg]

@Dr. Funkenstein Freshetta!!

 

[Master Pu]

@Weeg High end! I'll eat Ellio's or Red Baron.

 

[The Scoundrel]

I was a nice kid. With a nice paper round.

 

[Weeg]

@Dr. Funkenstein tombstone is also tasty

 

[The Scoundrel]

Forgive me any pain. I may have brung to ya.

 

[Weeg]

To who? Yoo shank some one?

 

[The Scoundrel]

With God's help I know. I'll always be near to ya.

 

[The Scoundrel]

@Weeg I'm lyricising. I do it every now and then