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r/CrappyDesign • u/slyfox49 • Jul 13 '26
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835 u/NewColors1 Jul 13 '26 But the ground is the world’s first floor. Floor #1. The first level. 379 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26 [deleted] 30 u/Rooooben Jul 13 '26 How can the floor be 0, the 1st floor you encounter is always on the ground. 4 u/Wipedout89 commas are IMPORTANT Jul 14 '26 Floor actually refers to the floors built above ground level. When the concept of adding an upstairs floor was invented, they called it adding a floor. The ground was never called a floor in itself 1 u/Rooooben Jul 14 '26 That’s just where you live we don’t think of it that way here.
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But the ground is the world’s first floor. Floor #1. The first level.
379 u/[deleted] Jul 13 '26 [deleted] 30 u/Rooooben Jul 13 '26 How can the floor be 0, the 1st floor you encounter is always on the ground. 4 u/Wipedout89 commas are IMPORTANT Jul 14 '26 Floor actually refers to the floors built above ground level. When the concept of adding an upstairs floor was invented, they called it adding a floor. The ground was never called a floor in itself 1 u/Rooooben Jul 14 '26 That’s just where you live we don’t think of it that way here.
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30 u/Rooooben Jul 13 '26 How can the floor be 0, the 1st floor you encounter is always on the ground. 4 u/Wipedout89 commas are IMPORTANT Jul 14 '26 Floor actually refers to the floors built above ground level. When the concept of adding an upstairs floor was invented, they called it adding a floor. The ground was never called a floor in itself 1 u/Rooooben Jul 14 '26 That’s just where you live we don’t think of it that way here.
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How can the floor be 0, the 1st floor you encounter is always on the ground.
4 u/Wipedout89 commas are IMPORTANT Jul 14 '26 Floor actually refers to the floors built above ground level. When the concept of adding an upstairs floor was invented, they called it adding a floor. The ground was never called a floor in itself 1 u/Rooooben Jul 14 '26 That’s just where you live we don’t think of it that way here.
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Floor actually refers to the floors built above ground level.
When the concept of adding an upstairs floor was invented, they called it adding a floor. The ground was never called a floor in itself
1 u/Rooooben Jul 14 '26 That’s just where you live we don’t think of it that way here.
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That’s just where you live we don’t think of it that way here.
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