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Wash. state Desk Jet

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5. you may be surprised to learn
Sun Apr 1, 2012, 05:45 PM
Apr 2012

the inspector over see'er does not except you are building something for yourself. What it is you see in the eyes of the inspector is a home away from home. And the deminsions are perfectly suitable.

My suspicion is you will end up turning the building over to the inspector upon completion.As per doggie building codes .

I once had a cat that took over a a building project in just that way.
And that cat got her way about it too ,let me tell ya. There was no arguing about it with that cat.
She jumped up on it and defended her territory to no end.

What was supposed to be a hand made doll house in every detail -turned out to be a cat house in demand order.

The cat allowed the secound project to proceed without interuption ,but only after carpet was added to the roof.

How on earth do they know ? Carpet ! I had to figure that one out. When I started the secound project the cat seemed very angry at first- A carpet guy on a project gave me a scrap piece of carpet and said- it ain't finished- cover the roof with this!

It worked-and the child got a doll house with the full approval of the inspector.

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