#large garage

[dennismcollage]

Traditional Garage - Large

a sizable, elegant attached carport

[pulpcomedy]

Expansive - Industrial Garage Example of a huge urban attached three-car garage design

[emmawatsonfans]

Expansive - Industrial Garage Example of a huge urban attached three-car garage design

[fourteen-steps]

Large Garage Minneapolis

Example of a large detached four-car garage workshop in the beach style

[miyukinaru]

Denver Porch Side Yard Ideas for remodeling a sizable farmhouse side porch made of concrete with an addition to the roof

[kingwenish]

Traditional Garage Inspiration for a huge timeless attached three-car garage remodel

[keisukeabe]

Tile - Roofing An enormous brown two-story wood exterior house design with a tile roof as an example.

[danikabishop]

Rustic Dining Room - Dining Room Inspiration for a mid-sized rustic remodel with white walls, a brown floor, and exposed beams in the kitchen and dining area.

[daisy-source]

Siding - Rustic Exterior

[gayferrari]

charles’s dynamics with his garage/team is sooo endearing to me bc you can tell they love that boy very much. ferrari gangbang i will always adore you

they love LOVE him 🥺🥰 I'm just gonna

[nostalgicfun]

I have an angel on one shoulder and a devil on the other, and the angel is telling me, "you did good lowering the prices on all your littlest petshop listings" and the other is saying "delete all the listings, they barely take up any room in your caboodle, keep them all" in the voice of emperor palpatine. and also the angel sounds like kronk

[kenro199x]

I've never taken nice shots of the 2019 Large Monster series Burning Godzilla. I took a few before I got sick and almost forgot about them. Taking pictures and editing them is a great way for me to relieve stress.

[gonkaccino]

HAVING A NORMAL ONE OUT HERE IN THE OLYMPIC EXCLUSION ZONE

[dixieandherbabies]

Dixie and her babies.

Carter is relaxing in his box in the garage today.

[giantkillerjack]

After learning about the video game "CONTROL" and watching Julia LePetit-Drawfee play it, I have amended my views on brutalist architecture.

I used to think that brutalist architecture was a completely miserable and hideous style of architecture to expect human beings to exist in or around, with absolutely no acceptable applications.

But NOW I think that brutalist architecture is a completely miserable and hideous style of architecture to expect human beings to exist in or around, which is actually quite suitable for a visually striking video game about a living building that fucking hates you and is actively trying to kill you and everyone in it. ✅ ✅ ✅

I'm being silly but tbh anyone who disagrees with me can go ahead and spend 10 years commuting in the dingy gray concrete brutalist dimness of the DC metro system and then fucking get back to me.

[tj-crochets]

Do you have a particular organization you work with for providing disaster relief?

At the moment, no. My dad and several of my neighbors have been helping out with various local groups, but so far my donations have been things like clothes I had on hand that happened to be the size my neighbor's coworker, who lost their house in a flood, needed, or stuff like that The baby blankets are going to a different neighbor's kid's school, who is arranging donations for...I think it's a particular city but I am not sure how to reveal what city without giving away where I live more precisely than I really want to? I live close enough to the flooding that I don't really need to work with an organization, because everyone in my neighborhood is at max two degrees of separation from someone who lost everything in the floods. I can give things, including baby blankets, directly to the families affected. I mean, that said, I am giving them to my neighbors to distribute, but that's because I can't drive and a lot of the places donations are going you can't drive to at the moment anyway. One of my neighbors is organizing people with ATVs to go take food, water, fuel, and other necessities up to some of the communities that currently have no road access I got very, very lucky with where I live and the infrastructure that happened to be in place*. There was severe flooding less than ten minutes away from where I live in more than one direction, but where I live made it and enough of the roads are intact to be able to get out. Some routes are more circuitous than they used to be, but it's still possible

*by happened to be in place I mean in my particular neighborhood and the work my dad has had done in our yard, not the rest, I know a lot of people over a lot of years made the infrastructure of the larger area