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JohnSmithreply
feddit.uk

That’s a lot of wasted green if they don’t play golf.

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Gerudoreply
lemmy.zip

There was a house near where I grew up that was 3/4 under ground. Only the front facing wall was exposed. They claimed almost zero ac/heat costs unless it was just extreme heat/cold. It was hilarious to see them mow the top of the house

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startrek.website

There's one just like that near where I grew up and now that I'm older I want to ask them about heating/cooling, because it's got to be so much cheaper than a regular house.

I doubt they would get away with "almost zero" though since it's basically buried with a small hill rather than dug down or cut into stonea cliff.

I imagine maintaining it can be a bitch though.

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There was a similar domicile in my area back in the 80s that collapsed due to heavy rains. The occupant was sleeping on the sofa and died.

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lunarulreply
lemmy.world

I stayed in a fairy chimney in Cappadocia for a week in summer and it was great, no AC needed.

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lemmy.world

You have startled the developer. Just put the coffee down and walk away. He'll come back out when he's ready.

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lemmy.world

Pareidolia is playing tricks on me; I'm either seeing a huge nose sniffing up that house, or that rock has a face.

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Probably significantly cooler in there than the house next door that isn't under a rock

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the caption is alluding to the phrase "living under a rock" which figuratively means "isn't up to date with what's going on"...

so the caption says they didn't hear about whatever the person is talking about because they're literally living under a rock.

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