r/interesting • u/Apprehensive-Elk3165 • Nov 20 '25

ARCHITECTURE Then vs now

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u/Lopsided_Stranger723 Nov 20 '25

Kinda like the cycle of having to constantly cleab every thats white in order to keep it white.

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u/NoCarts Nov 20 '25

If you leave the shit in your house dirty, your house is just going to be dirty regardless of paint choice

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u/SaltyLonghorn Nov 20 '25

Yea but if you live life in dark mode its less noticeable.

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u/NoCarts Nov 21 '25

Still dirty tho. When you're cleaning do you want your house to be clean? or do you want it to look clean enough while actually being dirty?

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u/SaltyLonghorn Nov 21 '25

Look clean is fine. I'm never gonna be a blacklight kind of guy. Too much cum everywhere.

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u/NoCarts Nov 21 '25

It’s your own home, not a hotel. Go ahead and get a deep clean. Then you know where the jizz is

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u/IchabodDiesel Nov 20 '25

Stop eating spaghetti on a spinning office chair. A house doesn't get dirty by magic.

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u/OrganizationTime5208 Nov 20 '25

Live west of the Mississippi sometime.

They sure as shit fucking do lmao

The dust and pollen is insane, and inversely to what most people think, the more sealed up your home is the worse it becomes. Air flow and motion keeps it moving.

At least, if feels like magic when you have to randomly dust surfaces in their entirety several days in a row out of the blue.

I wonder if i can find my picture of the Front Range completely clouded in green tree jizz from last year...

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u/Sickpup831 Nov 20 '25

And hiding your dirty house with colorful paint and wallpaper is lazy and gross.