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  Billy-Mullins-376 - 2 months ago

   Looks like something from South Korea. After installing comm gear in multiple S. Korean built buildings and watching other buildings off base being built, I came to the conclusion that the words "level", "straight", "flat", "square", "true" or "plumb" in the construction sense do not exist in the Korean language. I do not believe I ever saw a level or flat floor, a square corner or a wall that was anything approaching straight, true, or plumb. Instead of building the spaces for doors and windows into a

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  BearMonkey - 6 months ago

   Typical Microsoft product.

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  Lester1371 - 2 years ago

  stoptheact.com: stoptheact.com

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  internazionale - 2 years ago

  worst: gallery ever

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  mattabooboo - 2 years ago

  would have liked to have seen the next bear pic..: that would have been interesting

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  futuras2000 - 2 years ago

  In soviet russia: window opens you!

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    rustring - 2 years ago

    @futuras2000i fix: yes?

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  Meje - 2 years ago

  Hmm, how odd: Crooked window, and the sheers are aligned with the window - I thought sheers were affected by gravity....

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  Capt_Shaggy - 2 years ago

  That's a Photoshop: I can tell by the pixelations, plus having seen quite a few shops in my time

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  Jabo007 - 2 years ago

  this is why the words: "close enough" should never be used by trades men.

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  KerrBear - 2 years ago

  meow: meow

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