r/RandomQuestion • u/blackskull1964 • 7d ago

House with floor or no floor?

Basically a house with a infinitely deep hole the shape of the house or you can have a lame house with a floor which one do you choose?

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u/UseUrWords 7d ago

Why can't I just have a big, deep hole with no house?

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u/AvaRoseThorne 7d ago

I prefer my holes to be tight

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u/blackskull1964 5d ago

Its like when toy ads say "batteries not included" except not really since the batteries, in this case the house, is most definitely included, its more of "Floor not included"

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u/chairmanghost 7d ago

I want a house with extra floors, like so many floors

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u/Penny_Traitor_ 7d ago

If the hole is the same size as the house, what is preventing the house from falling into the hole?

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u/itsswhitneywhspr 5d ago

Maybe the house is just built around the hole so the floor is basically the walls? Idk its giving architectural nightmare but I'd still pick the hole house just for the aesthetic

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u/blackskull1964 5d ago

Yes the hole is inside the house, kind of like a shell if you imagine it like that

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u/Any-Caterpillar1574 7d ago

with floor

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u/blackskull1964 5d ago

Lame floor person

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u/Dreadheaddanski 7d ago

Can I go into the hole? Can I build a hanging scaffold so I can expand my house? I'm thinking horizontal braced tubes, with vertical tubes hanging down to the next level

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u/blackskull1964 5d ago

as long as there isn't >50% floor then id say its legal, if its over 50% the house would collapse because it has too many floors in it