Why would you not add a cupboard there?
113It’s dead space
83Well, of course it is, but the guy could have escaped if there was a door there.
/s
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The only thing I could think of is that there’s more cabinets to be added, and that one is like a central pillar - that is, it’s surrounded by cabinets yet-to-be-added on all four sides.
Otherwise, yeah, I’d think it was really bizarre not to have a cabinet in there.
19Why would you have a bunch of shallow cupboards around a big empty space.
Fill it with full-depth cupboards like the 4 behind it.
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Yeah I've seen this multiple times and always think this. Only thing I can think of is something so heavy will be on top that you can't open the door without it collapsing.. but what that is I have nfi
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need to put scratch marks on the wood
6050? As a professional renovator, more like 15.
37Yeah, 25 is a more likely lifespan on cabinets; if style ever lets them last that long.
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The wife will hate this
wasted space for a joke
kitchen cabinet space is always nice to have
24Worth the divorce
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Op assumes to be dead in 50 years
21Wait, you don't?
12No
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There is a 1 in 5 chance a man will make it to 95, and I'm not that lucky :(
5That's sad.
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When we refloored our house we put the devil's trap from supernatural under it. I wish I got to see the reaction when it's found.
20You'll find it in a mildlyinteresting post in 20-30 years
10God I hope so! :)
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My reaction right now is that is genius!
2I see you u/1967ChevroletImpala
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That's how you motivate someone to build a time machine to come back and do prank on you in retaliation
15What in McMansion hell is going on in this kitchen?
13It's the kind of place you build or buy so you won't feel bad about lighting it on fire for the insurance money.
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Consolation prize for the pranked, that marker might still work.
10I have a marker from back when I was in elementary school that I used to scribble stuff on cassettes I recorded off the radio. It still works. I'm 35.
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You just gonna let him
livedie there rent-free for 50yrs?10I see this all over and it always goes without comment, so I'm curious; is "and" used instead of "an" in a dialect I'm unaware of? Kinda like how "anymore" has a slightly different usage (I think in the southern us)
9Typo, most likely.
9Anymore has different usages??
3Yes, in my neck of the woods it's always used in a negative statement (we don't go there anymore, can't anymore, etc) but some places use it in positive statements kinda like "nowadays" (we go there anymore). Trips me up a bit whenever I encounter it.
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I'm not sure about "anymore"—other than moving it to the start of the sentence—but I have noticed that "whenever" seems to have become fully interchangeable with "when" for some southerners.
1Possible autocorrecr
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Cupboards get remodeled every time houses get flipped around here. more often than not it’s one speculator buying from another buying from another.
In all likelihood these last like 6 months. 6 years, tops.6Not every house is bought to be flipped though. My houses cabinets may very well be 50 years old.
12more often *than
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I hear something rattling inside the kitchen counter
5Do you think if the next person finds this and has a heart attack, they could sue the praker?
3Probably not, because after 15 years once this is found, they’ll probably not know who the pranker is, unless they want to sue the company that made that building. Also, I don’t think it’s at all likely anyone will get a heart attack.
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Kitchen countertop of Amontillado.
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