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Somewhere there is an architect who has failed so miserably, all he can do is architect storage lockers.
I've done just about everything but storage lockers and gigantic sphere dome things.
The middle is good, but if someone want's to throw me the cash, I'd be happy to sphere it up.
 
"Humanity" starts with people that don't live in storage lockers, right?
I just got a raise. There was no monetary incentive but they did provide me with a pee bucket. It's a major upgrade. Things were really gross in my storage locker home before that.
 
So ya got that goin for ya!

Maybe for your next raise you can get a front door that doesn't lift up and a light switch that isn't a string.
;)




I'm glad that you're back buddy. The place was too quiet while you were away.
 
An estimated 200,000 people live in Glendale, California. An estimated 40% of them are Armenian. Architect Robert Mangurian, who died July 5, often claimed he was the first Armenian to live in Glendale. Was he? Who knows? Or should I say Ով գիտի?


 
I need to warn this couple: The Big Bad Wolf has been spotted lurking in the woods nearby.

A Montana couple spent $20,000 building a 2-bedroom house and now they're debt-free. There's just one catch: The house is made of clay, sand and straw.

 
I need to warn this couple: The Big Bad Wolf has been spotted lurking in the woods nearby.

A Montana couple spent $20,000 building a 2-bedroom house and now they're debt-free. There's just one catch: The house is made of clay, sand and straw.

The article is on the Business Insider Netherland site. This is what pops up when I try to read it

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Mister scotch, the story is in English. To read it, all you had to do was decline notifications by clicking "Nee Dank Je" ("No thank you"). I suppose you could also click "Doorgann," which means "Continue." Here is the story from the U.S. site for all you Yankees:

 
Mister scotch, the story is in English. To read it, all you had to do was decline notifications by clicking "Nee Dank Je" ("No thank you"). I suppose you could also click "Doorgann," which means "Continue." Here is the story from the U.S. site for all you Yankees:

The words were more interesting before translation.
 
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