/jp/ Mansion

If the mod deletes the thread again, let's talk here.

>>138
Perhaps.  I personally am not one.  Although I am usually on the anti-social side with most people, I do like my work and my colleagues.  I personally think it would be a disaster to be so inclusive as to let everyone in who thinks it will be a free ride in.  If a person cannot at least pull some weight, they should probably stick with their parents.

If people are serious, they should know that this will take months at least to plan.

so who wants to go urban exploring in Pittsburgh PA?

>>146
>a mass of unmotivated, socially inept, largely unskilled people

Sounds like your average walmart, we should all get tedious, easy jobs at grocery stores and shit, if enough of us got in at the same stores it'd have a really cool atmosphere too.

>>169
If we were to get at least 6 people in this, I could pay my share of utilities/rent as well as buy my own food.

>>174
There is a restaurant on Murray Ave with trollface as its logo.

>>171
I would.  But the internet is probably a more effective way to find a place.

>>128
Legal issues are not easily solved by laypersons. We'd need someone with at least a basic understanding of legal processes pertaining to property acquisition, taxes, and contractual agreements.
- Food-stocks and Preparation
There are cuts of meat that are surprisingly cheap - just ask /fit/ for "lol how I bulk w. no mony" shopping lists.

>>149
- Acquisitions and Mergers
- Data Storage and Technology

>>143
I don't see any reason we need to find a place before we establish what skill-sets are needed. In fact, determining what is and isn't possible now may strongly effect the real estate.
For example: we couldn't easily farm or raise rabbits in a strictly urban setting. Similarly, who here knows how to skin, prepare, or cook rabbits?

>>174
Yup. That's the /jp/ I know. Let's all go work at Walmart.

Walmart is for mentally delayed people. I think that we are all too smart to work there. There must be a better way of making money.