/r/NotFoolingAnybody
/r/NotFoolingAnybody is a place to post photos of buildings that have been converted to other uses, yet still strongly resemble their former use.
/r/NotFoolingAnybody is a place to post photos of buildings that have been converted to other uses, yet still strongly resemble their former use.
RULES
1) Scope of this subreddit: When submitting content, please make sure it is one of the following:
A chain-built store that was converted to another use, yet it is still obvious what the building used to be. (Example)
A building that was built for a specific, obvious purpose that is now used for a new, unintended purpose. (Example)
A store whose building or signage purposely imitates a chain, yet is unrelated to that chain. (Example)
2) All submissions must link to a still image hosted by an image hosting website (e.g. Reddit, Imgur, Flickr, etc.) Google Street View links are allowed in the comments section only.
3) Non-architectural examples should be submitted to /r/UsedToBeA.
4) No gore or pornography. If something is NSFW, please mark it as such.
5) No image macros/memes.
6) Be polite!
Looking for information about identifying converted chain buildings in your area? Come visit our Wiki!
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Websites and external links you might enjoy:
Not Fooling Anybody - The original website that inspired the creation of this subreddit. The site went offline in 2008, but returned in January 2015. This subreddit is unaffiliated with the website, despite sharing a name and subject matter.
Broken Chains - A blog about former chain businesses that "fell apart" and now only have a few locations left.
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