Tiny house

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Lanolin

Lanolin

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I think little people should live in tiny houses and big people should live in big houses.

I think this makes the most sense to me. So, all children from 3 years old can have a tiny house until they grow too big for it, then they can move into bigger houses.
 
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ChristianTonyB

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Lanolin said:
I think little people should live in tiny houses and big people should live in big houses.

I think this makes the most sense to me. So, all children from 3 years old can have a tiny house until they grow too big for it, then they can move into bigger houses.
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Good point. And send all year 8s back to the alien planet they came from, along with their hormones. I've had many a teacher claim that about them, or that they are feral humans.

We need to keep the 5yos housed fairly close by though, otherwise who else will we get our tech support from? 😒
 
Lanolin

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hmm

Heres what I figure

years 0-3 years live with their parents in same bedroom
at age 4 they can move out to their own tiny house, which they will have to clean and look after themselves
when they age 10 they can have the option of moving back with their parents or keep living in the tiny house but at age 15 when they get their drivers licence they can live in a campervan and drive far away.
 
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ChristianTonyB

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Lanolin said:
hmm

Heres what I figure

years 0-3 years live with their parents in same bedroom
at age 4 they can move out to their own tiny house, which they will have to clean and look after themselves
when they age 10 they can have the option of moving back with their parents or keep living in the tiny house but at age 15 when they get their drivers licence they can live in a campervan and drive far away.
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Lanolin

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If you are too big for a tiny house you need to get one of those shrinking machines they used in the Honey, I shrunk the kids movie.
 
GiveThanks

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If I had to choose between being homeless, or being stressed out with an expensive rent I cant afford, then oh my these tiny houses are looking mighty appealing. I wouldnt want to sleep in the loft though cause I'd be bumping my head in the cealing a lot.
 
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ChristianTonyB

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GiveThanks said:
If I had to choose between being homeless, or being stressed out with an expensive rent I cant afford, then oh my these tiny houses are looking mighty appealing. I wouldnt want to sleep in the loft though cause I'd be bumping my head in the cealing a lot.
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Yes, bumping heads on ceilings is not good. It might look a bit odd, but you could build an extra tall tiny house, or put thick padding on the ceiling! 🤔🙂
 
Lanolin

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Im not sure about this tiny house market, if lots of people buy tiny houses and they got too many, will they rent them out and still charge as much for a normal size house? Or will the rents also be tinier?


:unsure:
 
BrotherMike

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double wide please... less maintenance on the outside and easy to clean on the inside :)

yeah.... future wifey said no :(
 
Lanolin

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How about a yurt, teepee or wigwam

I mean lets consider all options...
 
Lanolin

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I had to remove my reading tents and then found out I didnt have any tent at all to go camping in. So I was considering sleeping in my car
 
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