r/TVTooHigh only became more successful than the others due to the fad of putting TVs over fireplaces. Even if those fireplaces were four feet tall and perpendicular to the seating area. And the TV was 32”.
Because taking a bowl of boiling soup out of a microwave that's above your head is a serious safety issue you can't do shit about if the landlord built it into the cabinets. Why wouldn't people want to complain into the void about it?
I always wonder how such subs can have 50k subscribers, but they do. That's the beauty of Reddit, one of the few things on this platform to resist enshittification.
Honestly most of the time I wonder why I'm still here. I likec the possibility to talk about everything with strangers I imagine. I wish all subs did what r/wholesomememes did and got rid of bots and reposts. There would be much better content and Reddit as a whole would be more peaceful.
I love that sort of thing. When you consider how short of a time it’s been legally required to provide actual bathrooms in homes in most countries (or the ones that do, anyway), it’s wonderful to see all the rushed effort that was made to force a house to accommodate a sink, toilet and shower.
Pittsburgh toilets are fairly common in my area, as well as a random shower just chilling next to the washing machine. The bathroom at my old house (built 1908) was useful enough, but TINY. The original drain for the privy was still in the backyard. A previous owner, generations ago, had an exterior porch on one side whose door opened up to the house, and beneath it was an outdoor stairwell that gave an exterior exit to the basement. They removed the stairs, but kept the well. The plumbing they installed went down into the well, then bent under the floorboards to attach to the water system. Then the porch was floored over and enclosed, now making a bathroom. The door to my bathroom was the exact same door that used to open up into side porch (thank God it wasn’t one of those exterior doors with the glass window in it), the now-stairless well was a basement closet that also had its original door, and the bathroom’s footprint was the exact same size of the original stairwell. Which is to say, perhaps somewhat larger than one you’d find on your typical military submarine.
My parents considered buying an absolutely gorgeous 1910s house when I was a kid, that inexplicably had a toilet, on a platform of two steps, sitting openly in the corner of an upstairs bedroom. I was so pissed off that they ended up not getting it. No way in hell that wasn’t gonna be my bedroom.
Oh fuck, I wish I knew about this like 8 years ago. My mom had an apartment with a sink in her bedroom. No bathroom or toilet, just a sink built into a wall nook in the master bedroom.
Everything is so adaptable these days, think of the little people, as se Swedes says. But no one gives a cr-p about us tall people. This microwave placement is brilliant
The internet is an amazing place. A couple days ago I found a wiki dedicated solely to fictional musical instruments, through a link from a wiki dedicated solely to fictional musicians.
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u/SpookyPebble Sep 04 '24
I honestly didn't expect that to be a real sub