The caboose is a 1,801 sf condo in Oceanside, asking mid-$400,000s:
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I wouldn’t want that bathroom to be the only one in the house, but I assume it’s fit into a very small space. Very Euro. The toilet especially, although it lacks the “observation platform” you often see overseas, especially in Germany.
I often joke that NATO needs to establish a technological exchange program between Europe and the US. They show us how to make decent bread, and we show them how to make a bathroom.
Realizing you were about to demonstrate how small the shower really was, all I can think of was “don’t be naked! Don’t be naked!” 😀
Thanks for the hilarious and impromptu shower demo – literally a dry run. You should of sat on the toilet to see if the glass window would make a good place to lean the leg 🙂
That train reminds me of back in the day when my wife and I were still common-law and lived on East Vancouver BC about a block west of Main and two blocks east of an ambulance barn.
More than once I was woken up around 3 or 4 am from an ambulance “firing up” to run our four way stop and then continue through the light at Main.
Awesome 🙂
So, we were driving around looking at houses on our way in to San Diego and found a nice little tear down on really big lot.
List price: $900k. Realtor site says pending.
Say it with me. Tear. Down. $900k.
http://www.cardiffcomposerdistrict.com/Property_Detail.php?id=381
Blissfull,
Ah, yes, there’s nothing quite like a “display tray” in East German toilets. Brings back memories. When I lived there in the early 90’s, I even remember my first experience with a plumpsklo.
I wondered… why are they giving me a bucket of water?
They should have simly not installed the shower door or the “shower pan”, and just sloped the entire bathroom floor towards a floor drain–quite popluar in asia, and a good idea in small places such as this one! Funny Video!
Oh gosh, my boss lived next to a train track in Carlsbad. The entire house shook every few hours. Damages the nerves. Never ever buy next to a train, freeway, or busy road.
Lots of multimillion dollar houses in Del Mar have the train go right in front of them.
I used to rent on the bluff and I had the full experience.
You get used to it. In fact, it is comforting after a while… 😉
Jake: How often does the train go by?
Elwood: So often that you won’t even notice it.
Wow, where is that train house? It looks like the first floor of the houses are actually below the train tracks, behind a retaining wall?
Hope you don’t have any fat friend visit that condo. They can’t fit in the shower and they shouldn’t use the toilet. Or you could put a cinder block under the toilet so it doesn’t break off the wall. A very funny video combined with the train.
hey I saw that SD beer bus last time I was over at the Stone brewery in Escondido. I thought it sounded like a fun idea too, but it’s a little pricey. $85 up to $200
http://brewerytoursofsandiego.com/
Come on, that shower’s not so bad. You could stand sideways and take a shower just fine. I mean who built that. Thanks for the laugh.
That shower might work if you got rid of the shower door and put in one of those shower curtains with a curved rod.
Train horn=Doppler effect
Are there no minimum specs for showers? Is that shower to code, or can people just build whatever they want?
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BTW, is this what you guys are talking about WRT the German toilets? Anyone able to enlighten us as to why they were designed like this?
http://www.banterist.com/archivefiles/000212.html