>>2014742>It's meant to be shit, but I'm still gonna give it a shot.I've heard the same about the anime. Don't think I'll bother until they get some Germanic watercraft.
>Any examples?Well for starters the house was built as an extension and to be small enough not to require planning permission. In the end they needed planning permission anyways but the house was still gimped.
Our utility is just barely big enough to fit the washing machine and dishwasher, the dryer is stacked on top of the washing machine.
The kitchen and sitting room are basically one room. You don't realise how loud a kitchen is until you're trying to watch something on TV. I'm almost certain he did this just to make it easier for him to watch telly while eating dinner.
He doesn't believe in insulation. Or at least that's his excuse for not putting any in. Even by the standards of the day there should have been insulation put in. A few years later he decided to insulate the attic, but only did half of it. Only doing half of a room like that does nothing.
One of the railings on the stairs was put in upside-down. It's really minor but it really bothers you once you notice it.
It's fixed now but there used to be a small hole next to the lightbulb in the bathroom. Woodlice would fall through the hole, get trapped in the lampshade, try desperately to get out, and die, leaving a pile of dead woodlice that had to be emptied out whenever the bulb needed changing.
There used to be two large electrical wires hanging down the ceiling over the stairs.
Lastly he wanted to have the stairs come down into the kitchen instead of the hall. This was the only thing he relented to my mother on.
That's about it, or at least what I can think of at the moment.
