Altered maps IZ: gib clay!

[The_J]

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"Most common immigrant in Europe"

Not sure what the source for this is

Looks overall likely, but I rather wonder why this is a random cutoff of countries: Western Europe, but without most of Scandinavia, but with the Czech republich, without Slovakia, but with Slovenia.

 

[Bonyduck Campersang]

Looks overall likely, but I rather wonder why this is a random cutoff of countries: Western Europe, but without most of Scandinavia, but with the Czech republich, without Slovakia, but with Slovenia.

I think it's one of a series of maps. I remember seeing a similar one for Eastern Europe

 

[Samson]

Looks overall likely, but I rather wonder why this is a random cutoff of countries: Western Europe, but without most of Scandinavia, but with the Czech republich, without Slovakia, but with Slovenia.

Also England, but not Wales and Scotland??

 

[Kyriakos]

I'd be interested in the rest of Europe too, if anyone has it

 

[Bonyduck Campersang]

Also England, but not Wales and Scotland??

Yes, that was the weird one

 

[Arakhor]

Or Northern Ireland, for that matter.

 

[The_J]

Also England, but not Wales and Scotland??

To my embarrassment I have to say I had TBH looked at the map and wondered why parts of "England" were missing, but then my track of thoughts had stopped there already .

 

[Takhisis]

relatively small house -- 3 storeys, about 120 sq.m. floorspace

Small, you say.

 

[Kyriakos]

Not sure how Bosnia and Herzegovina still exists
But otherwise, of course this is highly realistic.

 

[r16]

120 squaremeters divided by 3 is definitely small , considering ı am living with my mother on 117 sq or so meters .

also , ı see some sort of a blue has been used for Turkey and no Greece exists . Shouldn't that be alafming ? Alarming ... Can't tell why it came out that way .

 

[tjs282]

Small, you say.

The house footprint is roughly 6x9 m, and the pitched roof runs from the ridgeline (directly above the converted attic) almost to floor-level on the second storey, so all the bedroom ceilings have a sloped section. And although the attic has an on-paper floorspace of around 4x4 m, the "walkable" space is only about a third of that due to the triangular cross-section.

So ... yeah?

 

[Kyriakos]

I grew up in a 250 m^2 apartment :/
Although at least 50 m^2 of that was a massive terrace. It was in the building's top floor too.

 

[Takhisis]

I grew up in a 250 m^2 apartment

 

[Kyriakos]

It was lost, Takh. My parents divorced when I was 12 or similar.
But it was certainly nice as a space - 10 rooms.

Here is a map of it:

First time someone from school would come to the house, I'd leave them at the front, pretend I have something to show them, go all the way around and watch them be surprised

 

[Takhisis]

Nicely done, you even added an altered map to the thread.

I'm not sure that bathrooms, kitchens, etc. count as ‘rooms’ but I still get the point that it was a huge place.

 

[r16]

much depends on the tendencies and traditions and history and even inflation considering that ı would never be able to get the place on my own as my father built it himself in 1986 leading a small group of men . But due to the lack of discipline in my storage of them , ı have 10 square meters of books and magazines in the basement .

 

[Kyriakos]

much depends on the tendencies and traditions and history and even inflation considering that ı would never be able to get the place on my own as my father built it himself in 1986 leading a small group of men . But due to the lack of discipline in my storage of them , ı have 10 square meters of books and magazines in the basement .

My father was a contractor (died last year) and this was the penthouse of one of the buildings he created.
I'd say the house was more of a parent for me, since I loved it and it supported me.

 

[Takhisis]

Hmmm. You could write a tale about the genius domi.

 

[Bonyduck Campersang]

https://www.reddit.com/r/weirddalle/comments/19ciuok

 

[Arakhor]

That looks suspiciously like it's AI generated.