When I lived in a basement suite, my landlady was preparing for a vacation and started watering a plant. She overdid it so much that the water poured through the ceiling onto my bed (which I wasn’t in), sinking through blankets, sheets, and all the way through the mattress before I got her to turn it off.
Some friends bought a top floor apartment which did indeed have a roof garden exactly as depicted. And they did indeed discover that were leaks, not really from over-watering but particularly under heavy rain when the drains, such as they were, couldn’t cope.
juncarlo over 5 years ago
“Flushed away”.
Nachikethass over 5 years ago
Trickle down?
Bryan Farht over 5 years ago
It’s a leaking building, without windows. Squatters.
RonnieAThompson Premium Member over 5 years ago
That is a different way to empty a building
Doug Taylor Premium Member over 5 years ago
In the immortal words of Cleveland…No no no no noooo
chris_weaver over 5 years ago
Maybe he should grow something up there besides rice!
Diat60 over 5 years ago
Law of nature: water flows downhill (and down stairs).
Happy Tinkerbelle Premium Member over 5 years ago
Like the totally believable plot of Towering Inferno. Just break the water tort the top and the fire goes out!
Huckleberry Hiroshima over 5 years ago
Like you didn’t do it on purpose.
shawnc1959 over 5 years ago
Reminded me of the old hair care product jingle, “I’m gonna wash that man right outta my hair!”.
WCraft Premium Member over 5 years ago
Forgot to turn it off?
cuzinron47 over 5 years ago
That’s one well irrigated building.
Stephen Gilberg over 5 years ago
When I lived in a basement suite, my landlady was preparing for a vacation and started watering a plant. She overdid it so much that the water poured through the ceiling onto my bed (which I wasn’t in), sinking through blankets, sheets, and all the way through the mattress before I got her to turn it off.
Peam Premium Member over 5 years ago
Some friends bought a top floor apartment which did indeed have a roof garden exactly as depicted. And they did indeed discover that were leaks, not really from over-watering but particularly under heavy rain when the drains, such as they were, couldn’t cope.