Poll of the Day > Google Earth picks up a VERY OFFENSIVE WORD on a Man's Lawn. Can you read it???

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A neighbor wrote a very offensive word against his neighbor after he mowed it on his lawn and put an arrow toward their house as Google Earth captured it!!.

An eagle eyed internet user on Reddit noticed it when he looked up houses in Salt Lake City, Utah.

Users found it funny and applauded the word and that it can be read as far as space.

A building shaped like a swastika, Jesus Christ' face in a field and a disturbing image of a lake in Iraq are among other unusual images picked up by google earth

Last year a mysterious smooth metal obelisk was found during a helicopter survey of a bighorn sheep in southeastern Utah as UFO spotters and conspiracy theorists claim it was a threat to national security

Can you make out what this word says?

https://i.imgur.com/8hhUrOa.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/0tBopQ4.jpg
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dang, y'gotta be hella rich to have a yard that big

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I was expecting the n word or c word, all I got was a slightly offensive word at best

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Lokarin posted...

dang, y'gotta be hella rich to have a yard that big

No you don't.

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Bitch is a female dog not even offensive

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SunWuKung420 posted...

No you don't.

ya, totes; that place looks like a modest bungalo with an attached garage (or it could be a shed) and what looks like an in-ground pool (but could probably be anything)... that's easily like 300k

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Lokarin posted...

ya, totes; that place looks like a modest bungalo with an attached garage (or it could be a shed) and what looks like an in-ground pool (but could probably be anything)... that's easily like 300k

That's not "hella rich".

In some states, you can get bigger houses/lots for less than 200k.

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SunWuKung420 posted...

That's not "hella rich".

In some states, you can get bigger houses/lots for less than 200k.

Oh, look at the bourgious elite over h'yer

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Lokarin posted...

Oh, look at the bourgious elite over h'yer

I'm elite but not because of money.

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Lokarin posted...

dang, y'gotta be hella rich to have a yard that big

Or live in some dump of a town in BF Nowhere.

Lokarin posted...

dang, y'gotta be hella rich to have a yard that big

No, you don't, and it's more likely an undeveloped plot of land.

Lokarin posted...

ya, totes; that place looks like a modest bungalo with an attached garage (or it could be a shed) and what looks like an in-ground pool (but could probably be anything)... that's easily like 300k

$300k isn't "hella rich." And even cheaper properties can have an in-ground pool.

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With the word bitch, what you need to do, is drop the T. Why? Because Bich is Latin for generosity

Lokarin posted...

dang, y'gotta be hella rich to have a yard that big

Not in Utah, no. I'm in Farmington rn, which is right by SLC. That yard is about the norm. My sister and her boyfriend own a nice house and acre of land in one of the nearby cities/towns and got the property for $350k.

Lokarin posted...

ya, totes; that place looks like a modest bungalo with an attached garage (or it could be a shed) and what looks like an in-ground pool (but could probably be anything)... that's easily like 300k

Lmao wtf. In what world is owning a $300k property considered "hella rich"?

JigsawTDC posted...

Lmao wtf. In what world is owning a $300k property considered "hella rich"?

Is it just regular rich?

MICHALECOLE posted...

Is it just regular rich?

No, it's comfortably middle class. I'm poor, so I understand how middle class wealth could be considered "rich" to someone who doesn't have a lot, but the actual wealthy people in Utah have even nicer homes than what we're discussing here. They live on top of mountains and have giant horse ranches on their property and shit. Claiming you need to be "hella rich" to live in a typical middle class house in Utah is just false.

Isnt rich kind of a classification relative to your situation?

and not a real definition?

Zeus posted...

$300k isn't "hella rich."

you kidding? that's like how much I'd make in like 20 years...

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wait, so if I had a 20 year mortgage that'd actually be legit

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MICHALECOLE posted...

Isnt rich kind of a classification relative to your situation?

and not a real definition?

Which is why I mentioned I can understand why middle class living standards can come across as "rich" to a poor person such as myself. When I was living in Sierra Leone I was making the equivalent of $20 a month, but that was enough to be comparitively incredibly wealthy compared to the rest of my town. But if we're trying to apply things beyond just a personal view, we need to have some level of standard measurement. It makes sense to go by standard of living, and in Utah, these sorts of houses aren't restricted to only the wealthy. Plenty of middle class folks own homes like these.

Uh average wages have dropped, especially for young people. 300k is above what a lot of people can afford, stop wealth shaming.

JigsawTDC posted...

Which is why I mentioned I can understand why middle class living standards can come across as "rich" to a poor person such as myself. When I was living in Sierra Leone I was making the equivalent of $20 a month, but that was enough to be comparitively incredibly wealthy compared to the rest of my town. But if we're trying to apply things beyond just a personal view, we need to have some level of standard measurement. It makes sense to go by standard of living, and in Utah, these sorts of houses aren't restricted to only the wealthy. Plenty of middle class folks own homes like these.

What percentage more than what you make annually would you consider rich?

like if you make 100k a year, would you say 10x more is rich at a million, or 5 time at 500k? Or do you already consider yourself rich at 100k?

seems like youre open to relativity of situation but fail to really see it from any point of view but your own

hah

it says bitch with an arrow pointed to the house


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Full Throttle posted...

A building shaped like a swastika,

That's a military base in (I think) Finland, has been around for a long time.

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Lokarin posted...

dang, y'gotta be hella rich to have a yard that big

Or the owner (or their parents/grandparents) bought the property decades ago when land was affordable.

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Nichtcrawler X posted...

That's a military base in (I think) Finland, has been around for a long time.

Naval Amphibious Base Coronado, in San Diego, California.

https://www.google.com/maps/@32.675774,-117.1585006,383m/data=!3m1!1e3?hl=en



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I see the word bitch, but I don't see anything that's very offensive.

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Thats not an offensive word. Hes telling people that the house that its pointing to has a female doggie.

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MICHALECOLE posted...

Isnt rich kind of a classification relative to your situation?

and not a real definition?

Not really, no. While there's ambiguity around the definition (particularly if somebody has high income but high expenses off-setting that income), somebody with nothing doesn't make somebody with $50k in the bank rich in a country with billionaires and a relatively high median salary. A $300k house isn't particularly high in many markets, and in fact that's LESS the median value of a new home in the US ($334k).

BlackScythe0 posted...

Uh average wages have dropped, especially for young people. 300k is above what a lot of people can afford, stop wealth shaming.

It's almost like that's why mortgages exist or something.


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Zeus posted...

It's almost like that's why mortgages exist or something.

Hey, we see you eying that 300k house... how would you like to pay 400k for it over a long period of time?

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Lokarin posted...

you kidding? that's like how much I'd make in like 20 years...

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wait, so if I had a 20 year mortgage that'd actually be legit

Yeah I feel you Lokarin

I wish I could afford a 300k house :(


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You don't need to be rich to have that land. Just not living in the extremely developed areas/city suburbs. Move to more rural areas and you can easily get an acre to do whatever you want. You move out to the remote areas in the midwest and you can practically guarantee massive plots of land to build whatever you want on them.

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Unbridled9 posted...

You don't need to be rich to have that land. Just not living in the extremely developed areas/city suburbs. Move to more rural areas and you can easily get an acre to do whatever you want. You move out to the remote areas in the midwest and you can practically guarantee massive plots of land to build whatever you want on them.

It costs a lot to build though.
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Revelation34 posted...

It costs a lot to build though.

Really depends on the cost of labor, materials, and permits. You can actually build fairly cheap if you have the know-how, are able to invest the sweat equity, and don't have burdensome government regulations weighing you down. I was on a kick where I was watching videos about underground homes and other unconventional living a while ago where they were able to build things absurdly cheaply using salvage, etc. Granted, the more extreme examples were also people living alternative lifestyles, though.

However, I've also watched other videos where people built their own house for relatively cheap and it wasn't really an alternative lifestyle thing, so it's still doable outside cities, etc. (Although a lot of states clamp down on certain things because they rely on property taxes.)

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Permits are the real killers. No matter what you do someone will be able to find some permit you technically need if they want more money or to stop you or something. But if you can, somehow, get it all the costs of materials and labor is not only not as high as you'd think, but you can reduce it immensely if you're willing to do at least some of the work yourself.

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