Living rooms of /int/?
For those that don't know what a living room is, it's also called the "family room". It's the "main" room in your house. That is, where you'd entertain guests, or play board games during a blackout.
>having a living room
Let me guess, you wipe after pooping too, don't you?
>>51771645
why is there a gecko on the floor
>>51771671
That's a cat dumbfuck
>>51771645
That's a really fucking small family room. My bathroom is bigger than that.
>>51771707
Your toilets have to be bigger too
>>51771645
>those 2 ashtrays
that is a foyer
>>51772059
>Americucкs pronounce "foyer" as "foi-yer"
>>51772122
>pronouncing it /ˈfoiˌā/
special snowflake detected
>>51772059
A foyer is an entrance area, like where the cute girls in your Chinese cartoons take off their shoes, or the lobby in a hotel.
>>51772170
>pronouncing words properly instead of butchering them like an American makes you a special snowflake
Okay.
>>51772242
>implying the American pronunciation isn't the correct way
>>51772272
I always knew you guys were delusional, but this is just sad.
Changed quite a few things since this one was taken, as it is about a year old.
Living in a student's dorm this is what our living room looks like
This is also where I sleep desu
Hence the pillows and blanket
>>51772196
Foyer is just the place for the fire
Or it can also be the home as a whole
It's pronounced fooayeh
>>51771645
So this is where the Canadian Chinaman lives?
>>51772643
>>51773237
>Brazil
>Emerging economy
>>51772170
It's foi-yay
>>51774023
>>51774859
It's pronounced "foy(like koi)-eh".
I would post mine but we're poor as fuck so I would be quite embarrassed.
>>51771645
that seems like a shitty place for your battlestation.
somebody could walk into your house while youre masturbating and the whole neighborhood would see your dick. also if it is winter youll be cold when people open the door.
you also have to turn around quite a bit to see the tv.
>>51771645
Is this a student apartment?
>>51775846
>student "apartment"
>implying
Not OP, but are you literally insane? Student "housing" is a joke. You usually get a single run-down room with a prison-grade "bed", and are lucky to have a kitchen of your own that isn't shared with your entire floor, let alone a fucking living room.
The only reason people stay in student "housing" versus an actual apartment is because their student loans will cover it, even though the apartment usually costs the same (or less) and provides way more.
Ranting aside, here's my room (older pic but I can't be bothered to take a new one). It's one of 12 in my "house", and we have a shared kitchen. No common room. I pay more for this place than I would for an entire apartment downtown in my city, and my school's student living space is actually one of the better ones. My friend's room is about half this size and doesn't even have a window, but he pays the same as me.
>>51776049
I mean, my student dorm looked much nicer than that.
>>51775001
Honestly, it's the best place I could put it. I can't really do much with the wall with the window because glare, the balcony door, and heaters. Same with the wall opposite to where it is now - heaters. And there's no wall on the other side, just the kitchen counter and front door. I could have put it in the middle of the room, but that's terrible.
>>51775846
Lel. What magical world do you live in where students get more than a broom closet? See >>51776049.
>>51776164
>What magical world do you live in
America
>>51776212
No, seriously, where do you live that student "housing" isn't a total shitfest? My wife's from California and it's just as bad there. I have friends on the East Coast and it's just as bad there. I don't know anybody in the South, but I can't imagine them being good to students.
Where in America are you? Also, post your dorm.
>>51776212
>claims his country's student housing is better
>but doesn't post proof
Damn, you guys really are delusional.
>>51776245
We have a lot of schools in the middle of nowhere, so I'd assume that's where student housing is a decent size.
>>51776245
At mine each student got their own 15x10 ft room. Two students would share a bathroom and every 4 bedrooms shared a living room, kitchen and storage. Then there was a main living room on each floor with metting rooms, tvs, etc plus a much larger great room on the main floor with activities. Each floor also had its own laundry and there was a gym, small library, study rooms, and cafeteria. Everything was done up really nice and super comfy.
Grad students got their own regular sized apartments as student housing.
>>51776321
this was mine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YiEo2nRsvlQ
>>51776456
So...still pretty shitty? Like, yeah, the rooms are decent, but they're still very small, and you probably pay a lot to live in them. The lobby on every floor is nice, but I'd hardly count that as part of the student's apartment: it's a shared space for every student on that floor; a common room.
Not sure why there needs to be laundry on every floor, but alright.
>horseback riding
So without Googling further, I'm going to assume this is a rich kid's school, yeah? So it probably costs even more than I'd initially thought.
Just get an apartment off-campus and take the bus. You'll have a lot more space and will probably pay less in rent. I don't get why anybody still lives in student housing if they don't have to.
>>51776575
>Pay a lot
I paid nothing
Also, each "apartment" also had its own living room.
>rich kid's school
No. It was in the midwest. Everyone went horseback riding, boating, etc there.
>>51771645
Is this your "livingroom" then? Is housing expensive in Canada?
>>51776370
Hm, possibly. I only really know people from cities, myself included, so even a full-sized apartment here is "small" for the price, when you compare it to the housing in more rural areas. Space is hard to come by here though, so that might be why.
>>51776394
That certainly sounds comfy, anon. I've only seen two schools here that had layouts like that, and both were pretty pricey universities. You could find better pricing for housing off-campus too, but then you'd have to commute (though personally I don't see the big deal in that).
>>51776673
Eh, depends on where you go. Housing in Toronto, Vancouver, and so on? Forget about it. No way in Hell are you even affording a bedroom in a basement in a rough neighbourhood unless you're making WELL above minimum wage (and even then, forget saving any money for a house, which is even more expensive). Outside of major cities...eh, depends. I'm in Sudbury, and my place costs 725$ monthly. It's downtown and includes utilities, so it's not too bad, but it is one of the cheaper buildings in the city.
