Hey! You weren’t supposed to find that being on the uphill side and all… 
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The washer`s drain with a little extra to prevent overflows.
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Its a new product, called bazooka drain! 
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its more than 50% complete if you wanted to make a spud cannon lol
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I visit Facebook one a week and this is staring at me when I get there. lol.
I think this guy has it right.
That’s something I’m not sure I’d have a problem with. The electrical conduit (and presumably the ground connection) need to be prepared for rain and snow. If so the hose spigot is not a big deal. Unless of course you’re concerned about the siding’s interface with the hose bib or how one might change the bib over time.
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Not to mention that in most cases a hose would be connected to the spigot. Of course most hose connections leak a little but the conduit wouldn’t see any more water than it does during a good rain anyway.
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Same chimney flue in attic pic. Excuse my grammar at the end of the video.
Same home, modified fireplace insert.
That chimney brickwork is FUBAR. The wire is a nice touch also.
So now the question begs, is that an attempt at a repair or was it build like that? 
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Right? I’m not sure I want the answer to that one. Neither answer would make me feel any better 
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Well, it looks like it was built that way. 
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Job security for us 
Now I’m feeling better…
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That’s an interesting gusset plate, what year was that house built?
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