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Hello all - Charleston may be an option for us in the Fall (hopefully). I was looking on realtor.com and noticed that the houses in the area don't have basements (which is logical since the water table is pretty high up).
My question is, coming from a house that had a basement and being used to having them, where do you store stuff when you don't have one? I know this may sound like a dumb question, but I am just curious.
LOL
My plan is to buy a house with at least 1/2 acre so I can build a recording studio on the premises... So I could use it partly for storage as well :-)
Wait...lawn darts? I forgot about lawn darts! How did we ever survive lawn darts as kids!! Granted they're not made with 2lb lead points anymore so kids have it easy now.
I remember trying to hit my brother with those things....I think part of my coming of age was the moment I realized that letting someone my age play with lawn darts was crazy!!
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Originally Posted by DJShymansky
Wait...lawn darts? I forgot about lawn darts! How did we ever survive lawn darts as kids!! Granted they're not made with 2lb lead points anymore so kids have it easy now.
Wait...lawn darts? I forgot about lawn darts! How did we ever survive lawn darts as kids!! Granted they're not made with 2lb lead points anymore so kids have it easy now.
I agree...lawn darts are what I used when training for the javelin catching competition!!
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