1,827 Comments Posted by eldokid@aol.com

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Holy cow - how could you NOT want to lift that lid and see what's inside? (WHAT AM I SAYING!?)
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Ifin I saw a door number 666 I would have high-tailed it right out of there like a burnt rabbit !
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A Vampire Hangout
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And the funny thing is, I work with people that get prescription drugs on the street at like $4-5 a pill so all this precaution did nothing. It still goes on because people go to the doctor fake something ask for hydrocodone or whatever, get it, then sell it. THAT'S why when I go to get my other Rx, they have to go in this locked compartment to see if it's in stock.
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So many things that are under lock and key these days weren't in prior years. It's the people that have abused these items like medications or the street sales of these stubstances that wreck it for the rest of us. I have had chronic back pain for the last 20+ years thanks to an auto accident. In order to be able to work full time, live my life and not lay in bed like a vegtable all day I am on a high dose of narcotics to keep the pain down to 5-6 (on a 1-10 scale) so I can function. I used to be able to call in my script to the doctors office but a couple years ago they changed that proceedure so that now I have to make an appointment every 30 days and actually see them, pick up my scripts and leave. And you know why? Because of the people that abuse these narcotics and sell them on the street for recreational use and have no real use for them other than to get high. I say smoke pot like everyone else and leave the prescription drugs to people that need them in order to live.
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What a beast! I'd hate to get my sleeve caught in that!
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How many times have I told you not to leave bodies lying around?!?! HAHA!!
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Every time I come back to this website I fall in love all over again - and then get melancholy when it's the end of a gallery.
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Are those stress cracks I see in the floor? LOVE this shot, in fact I live this whole site. I keep coming back. . .
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Radiators weigh a ton, it's no wonder it's slowing sinking into the floor - eventually the soggy wood won't be able to support it at all then it will be in the basement.
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Looks like the dropped ceiling finally DROPPED!
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Communist Wire?
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A Plastic River of Dreams
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wow - cool or WHAT?!
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A sheep's paradise with all that grass - -