Crappiest place you lived (The structure, not just location)

[huKSer]

Three room house in Madison NE - Front room, bedroom, kitchen. No hallways. Had to go THROUGH the bedroom to get from the front room too the kitchen. In winter my new bride and I would lay in bed and watch the curtains move in the wind passing through the cracks of the window. No caulking at all

[jimk]

. No caulking at all

Even though you were newlyweds?

[walksalone]

The back of a Humvee, Taszar Hungary...

 

In the military, being first isn't always a good thing...

[BigRedBuster]

 

. No caulking at all

Even though you were newlyweds?

 

Of coarse not. They were busy watching the curtains move.

[carlfense]

Basement bedroom in huge old house in T-Town, Lincoln. It flooded occasionally . . . and there were a lot of mice.

 

No regrets . . . we hosted some epic parties.

[The Dude]

Once upon a time I lived in an apartment above a bar in North Platte. The apartment itself was a sh#t pile. For a while the bathtub plumbing leaked through the floor, into the bar. It took the landlord about 2 months to get it fixed. I've had walk-in closets larger than the "living room" in that apartment. I wasn't supposed to use the bar parking lot, so I was expected to park 2 blocks away or risk a parking ticket. Let's just say I have a lot of outstanding parking tickets in Lincoln County. The view was ventilation systems, a brick wall, and a large flock of pigeons.

 

-however-

 

It was above a bar.

 

 

That was the 2nd worst apartment I occupied in North Platte. The worst was a tiny efficiency apartment. Let me put it this way; the day I moved in the landlord said she didn't care if I "sold drugs or anything like that".

[sd'sker]

quite the story just to slip in the humblebrag about your giant walk-in closets.

[The Dude]

Meadow Wood Apartments in Lincoln has comically big walk-in closets. At least the one I had did.

[huKSer]

Meadow Wood Apartments in Lincoln has comically big walk-in closets. At least the one I had did.

Heh, heh ... you said "wood"

[JJ Husker]

Luxury! You all were lucky. We lived for three months in a brown paper bag in a septic tank. We used to have to get up at six o'clock in the morning, clean the bag, eat a crust of stale bread, go to work down at the mill for fourteen hours a day week in-week out. When we got home, our Dad would thrash us to sleep with his belt!

[NUpolo8]

My first place back in CA had such sh**ty pipes that we didn't have cold water. Which is odd at first, then annoying and awful when the steam comes off the toilet.

[teachercd]

I guess that currently I own a Celebrity/Heartstone home...and its pretty crappy!

[darkhorse85]

My first place back in CA had such sh**ty pipes that we didn't have cold water. Which is odd at first, then annoying and awful when the steam comes off the toilet.

 

That had to be awful if someone left a floater. Boiled turd. My god.

[carlfense]

quite the story just to slip in the humblebrag about your giant walk-in closets.

My garage is so big that it's hard to park my car parallel with the walls.

[StPaulHusker]

I guess that currently I own a Celebrity/Heartstone home...and its pretty crappy!

How old is it and what is the model name? I may have built it.