Basement

"Great, there's nothing spooky down here" I thought,as I climbed back up the stairs, to find the door wasn't there any more.

We’ve just moved in

UPDATE: He just posted on his InstaStory: MAY 8TH.

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I just bought a house from 1890 in a historic area of Michigan. The home is high up on a hill and has a very dry surprisingly nice basement for the age. It is poured concrete with 7 feet tall rafter ceilings. I do not take possession for at least another month. I looked up the property tax record which contained a blueprint like drawing. Here: https://i.imgur.com/JJEHos3.png

It has a note next to a 12 by 12 foot space in the basement that reads: "full basement. Has wall blocking access. Priced as crawl due to no access". When my wife and I toured the house we did not notice a false wall or anything, granted I was not looking for it and feel like I wasn't paying attention enough. There was a lot of shelving and personal items though so idk.

So reddit, I'd love to have an extra 12 by 12 foot room and maybe the Oak Island treasure is in it, but am I walking into a mess? Anyone else have walled of rooms and how did it turn out? My wife thinks this is go

I live in an apartment complex in Brooklyn, and occasionally there are these homeless people that come into our apartment complex(Front door lock is broken, so anyone can enter the complex). They goto to the basement and are extremely loud. They blend things, and they yell at each other, and more. It's really annoying, and I don't know what to do. On top of that, the smoke often, so my apartment wreaks of cigarette smoke. I've talked to them and asked them to leave, they ignore my requests. I've contacted management, and they haven't done anything. I've even contacted 311 twice, and the homeless dudes still keep showing up. Is this trespassing? What should I even do? Do I call 911?

In June 2019 my neighbors came to my door, i had some experiences with them (they invited us for a BBQ not long after they moved in). They asked me and my wife if we would look after their pets, and their house for the next 3 weeks, as they needed to return to Taiwan as his mother was dying. They even left me $500 dollars for food for their 2 German Shepards, and their cat.

I don't know what happened to them, but they just never came back. I don't know if they ended up in some sort of prison, or decided to just not come home at all. Today i found out their basement had flooded, probably sometime within the last week. Apparently a pipe burst, but the entire basement is completely fucked. I paid for have the leak fixed, and i spent all of today using my shop vac to drain their basement to the best of my abilities.

Between this and one of their dogs needing surgery i have spent several thousand dollars of my own money, and frankly the damage to the basement was pretty awful. I don't hav

He was fired at the start of last December from his job as a physician. Since then he has done some stuff like help out with landscaping but not much. He mostly just lays around and watches tv/plays video games all day. I'm very frustrated and have shared that frustration with him.

He finally found another job (although he delayed it as much as possible) and will start at the beginning of July. I told him that if his stuff isn't cleaned in the basement then I will clean it up when he's at work. We have a bi-level ranch so the basement is a big part of our living space. He has OCD and ADHD so this is probably contributing to the situation. Is that fair or am I being rude/mean? I don't want to be his mother but sometimes I feel like I am. We can't have anyone over the house (after it's safe from COVID) because it's a dump. Most of the stuff he has is receipts, things that can be thrown out. I've helped him clean before, but he has to thoroughly look at everything before throwing it ou

I hope by now my teacher realizes I’ve been blinking S-O-S in Morse Code the past three weeks.

Hey all,

Just thought I'd make a PSA out of my recent close call. I was about to buy a house in a wonderful neighborhood. The area has great schools, hardly any crime, very suburban and quiet. I'm getting excited about this house, it's the right price, great neighborhood - I want to close on this. Then, I do what my trusty real estate agent is always telling me to do - walk around the neighborhood and talk to the neighbors! This is why community is so important. I went ahead and walked around and found 2 older men that had been living in the area since the 70s. I introduced myself excitedly as I told them I was interested in the house on the corner lot. Then they both laughed and one of them said, "Oh, the meth lab?" My mouth was WIDE open covid mask, "wwhhhaaaattt?" I thought he was joking. He insisted he wasn't joking. Then I started doing research. A house that was a former meth lab is basically a chemical waste site. They can be highly toxic for years and wreck your health. The on

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DWuAn6C8Mfc

This week's concert stream/premiere from the Radiohead Public Library is their performance From the Basement in London in April of 2008.

Discuss the concert below, and we can enjoy it together as the concert premieres, streaming it and remembering better and simpler times.

(But do not forget the severity of what is happening in the United States right now and what Radiohead stood in solidarity for yesterday. Black Lives Matter.)

SETLIST

1. Weird Fishes / Arpeggi

2. 15 Step

3. Bodysnatchers

4. Nude

5. The Gloaming

6. Myxomatosis

7. House of Cards

8. Bangers + Mash

9. Optimistic

10. Reckoner

11. Videotape

12. Where I End and You Begin

ENCORE (Kind of)

13. All I Need

14. Go Slowly - Video cuts off and screws up ending

>If you visit r/DarkHumorAndMemes you might have an extremely hard finding any evidence of "humor"

1. Just because you are a stuck up prude who has to have all their jokes squeaky clean doesn't mean there isn't humor

2. You are not the joke police just because you don't find something funny doesn't mean it isn't. Try being a bit more inclusive #weareallthesame

>But in among the constant reposts and the same tired old recycled jokes you would have found many alt-right losers and incels who cowardly hide behind the pretense of "humor" in order to bully and harass marginalized groups

1. You contradicted yourself you said there was no humor yet we somehow have "same tired old recycled jokes"? If there are jokes there is humor to someone somewhere so you broke your own point

2. Calling the users of this subreddit "alt-right losers" and "incels" is considered bullying right? I thought you were against that. Also for you to generalize a group of people is messed up. On top of that

Just went for a dabao food run after being sian of homecooked food for 2 weeks straight. Realized we do have a lot food options when it comes to our local malls. Especially the basement level, usually near to NTUC, where there are clusters of food outlets serving food that is easy to dabao and quite affordable.

Some examples are like CRAVE Nasi Lemak, POLAR puffs, UMI sushi, etc.

My usual favourites are:
If i am looking for...
light snack -> PRIMA DELI waffle plain
dessert -> 9Fresh earl grey milk tea w/ pearl
proper meal -> WOKHEY egg fried rice w/ prawn & mushrooms

What are your favourites?

Your basement will get water in it. You will want to know about it as soon as possible. And the worst thing to deal with after your basement floods is having to sort through soggy boxes trying to figure out what can be salvaged and what needs to get tossed. Or even worse, trying to salvage a whole bunch of boxes while simultaneously trying to stop the water coming in. A water sensor (or 2) and plastic bins can prevent a malfunctioning sump pump (a pretty big issue) from turning into a major catastrophe.