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Exactly. Having your tube on a stand is better than halfway doing a wall mount. If you're gonna mount it, hide them cables!
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Exactly. Having your tube on a stand is better than halfway doing a wall mount. If you're gonna mount it, hide them cables!
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All those damn speakers ruin the look of his place IMO.
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Before:
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In a large room like this, I felt a nice stand was better than a wall mount.
After:
In a large room like this, I felt a nice stand was better than a wall mount.
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I bought all my art from Overstock.com. Lots of nice stuff for really good prices.
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those speakers are 12g's each
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Much slicker 4wrestling
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Originally Posted by 4wrestling
Before:
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In a large room like this, I felt a nice stand was better than a wall mount.
From ashy to classy
hella handsome
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this is a great thread, I dont know why it goes under the radar on NT
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I bought all my art from Overstock.com. Lots of nice stuff for really good prices.
Art on overstock is actually more expensive than other sites. Found the 2 pieces I have on overstock first, then I went to mywhitewalls.com and got both pieces for the price of 1 on overstock.
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Thinking about coppin an indoor floor standing water fountain (see: http://www.discountfountains.com/floor-fountains.html )
Anybody have any experience with anything like that?
Anybody have any experience with anything like that?
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What size are you considering?
It could easily get away from your original intent and be dominant/tacky if too overbearing for the size of your room.
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Originally Posted by 4wrestling
They were asking $274,900, and I got them down to $250,400. I put 20% down and have a 30 year fixed at 5.0%.Originally Posted by ooIRON MANoo
4wrestling- That is aspot. How much did it run you?
Putting 20% down will definitely pay off in the long run (avoiding the mortgage insurance), but for the short term, my pockets are pretty tight.
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this thread is pretty sickk..
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I really need to get my own place. Simplicity, minimalism, and Japanese design will become core parts of how I furnish it.
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same. i want my crib minimalistic, yet comfortable. I can't have one of those low !%% beds though
i dont want empty rooms, but I also dont want cluttered rooms either.
I blogged about this spot that I really love, and want to have something similar in the future - http://www.primo-supreme.com/2010/04/russian-hill-apt-by-zackde-vito.html
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That is a sick place, hella. Dang...
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Sick stuff in here
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Originally Posted by JayPesoz
Originally Posted by JPioneer
I hate the thought I might not have someone to talk to daily when I'll eventually move outOriginally Posted by omgitswes
get a puppy.
lol but yeah i think i will get lonely, but when I do leave it's not just going to be just me unless I don't leave till I graduate then end up moving out of state.
then I'll be alone for real
I can be really social but I'm not good in making new friends in a new place.
I have heads over all the time. Trust me, once you have your own place, your people's won't have any problem getting comfy in there as well. You're problem will be getting comfy kicking them out all the time
if ya place is
i guess fresh digs = more company....
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No bachelor pad for me, but I just ordered a Platform bed for my bedroom, just have to wait two weeks for it.
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^ How'd that work out for you? I've been on the fence about a platform style.
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Here's the crib, still a work in progress.
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