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I figure I'll change my mind sometime next month.
the last 2 feet where the plow packed the snow killed me
I shoveled a lot of fucking snow.
they were actually nice
i should figure out my life
Fuck this cold.
I have an Ikea MARKUS and it's pretty good for the price.
my apartment is, floor level, below 60F, and if the thermometer is on my dresser 63F
of course some of this has to do with drafts from still having the AC unit in etc but also most of the time in the winter the radiator makes the apartment a giant furnace and it's usually way too hot in here (75F+)
so wtf is going on
the legal minimum is 68F during the daytime in nyc, and 62F between 10pm and 6am
and if we have these radiators that are normally a bajillion degrees why not right now
edit: 56 on the floor
yes, my previous desk chair.
... I have no idea what type it was though. But it was very comfy!
I'm partial to Herman Miller or steelcase. Spendy, but will never die
The Aeron may get all the attention, but the Embody is the best damn chair ever made.
You may not find all that you're after. In the end I hope it doesn't matter.
yes it looks nice
i see mixed reviews i think i'd need to test out one somewhere obviously
i'm sure that'd be easy since i'm in nyc
Yeah, hit up any DWR store, or the Herman Miller showroom downtown and check 'em out.
You may not find all that you're after. In the end I hope it doesn't matter.
Also, there should be solid used places there with lightly used office furniture for half or less.
I have no idea if they still sell it
Honestly I really like their options, they have a fair number of them, they have frequent huge discounts on their chairs, and you get to test them all out in the store before buying! I mentioned earlier that I'd spent $100, but the chair was like half off.
Do you have pictures?
I'd vote for option A.
PSN / NNID: Fodder185
Here you go.
Lol, #humblebrag
Also, ^5, brother!
true gamers don't have sex
It's the trending tag in Steam.
This is the view towards where my desk will eventually be. Giant square hole in the ceiling is where the recessed LED panels will be going for some diffused light action
Just for fun, this is what this looked like when we moved in:
Here's looking back where the previous picture was taken. Boiler room on the far right.
This was going to be where my desk was, until my other half went up at about noon on a sunny day and realised it was darker than my current office. So now it's going to be a cosy nook for a spare bed? Maybe?
And then the sofa corner. Which might be a bed corner too and the sofa will go in the picture above. Once I've cleaned up a bit I need to move things around and see how things look
So now all I have to do before I have a fully working room is:
So, another year?
Uggghh
Are you a big person like me or not? I got mine from Amazon and its a really nice sturdy and comfy big and tall chair
So our project is going great.
are they building your house?!
cause if the inspector said that, you may want to look for a third party construction administrator to watch out for your house
But the inspectors have had to deal with:
The GC submitting plans that had an incorrect grade on the back of the house, because he didn't want to pay for a grade survey (those are super expensive, as he said).
So the initial plans got revised from a patio out back at grade to a set of stairways. Which were then poured incorrectly and didn't have enough clearance for the patio door above the steps. So they ripped out the steps again. At that point, we discovered that the concrete subcontractor installed a french drain for the drain in the stairs and tied it in to the drain tile, which is what the inspector SPECIFICALLY told them not to do. After a couple of months of back and forth with the GC saying things like, "It doesn't matter what the code is, the inspectors approved it so it's fine.", the inspectors made them dig it up. And it was exactly what the inspectors told them not to do. With the added bonus of the concrete contractor sending pictures to the inspectors that were not what was under the stairs. So the inspectors are madder than a next of hornets at this point.
Then the pipes in the laundry room in the new addition freeze. So we're going through the process of making a claim against the GCs insurance and bond. And it turns out, the primary subcontractor who did the framing and finish work never got licensed with the village. So when the inspector showed up yesterday to look at the pipes and lack of insulation and the GC and unlicensed subcontractor were there, he got pissed and threw them out.
Our lawyer is just astounded at all of this and we're already on track to pull the GCs complete bond, make a claim against his business insurance and we're probably going to get the attorney general involved at some point.
Steam: Elvenshae // PSN: Elvenshae // WotC: Elvenshae
The Disappearance of Inigo Sharpe: Tomas à Dunsanin
At this point I don't know if the GC should be praised or ridiculed for sticking around.
Very good for you but man, most contractors would have disappeared into the night by now.
these heating bills are out of control