288 Comments Posted by Grifspop

Thanks, Lynne, for the postcards.
I can see it now:
"Having a great time, wish you were here"

Right, I think I'll do my sightseeing elsewhere.

This is also one of Twug's favorite shots, and one of mine too. I can remember clicking on it, and going "WOW".

Then, join the support group at Lyric's forum.

P.T.M.:
It's just an appliance bulb, like you find in a stove, or refrigerator. Any home store like Home Depot or Lowes should have them. The hassle is getting them out, sometimes you have to unplug the base, and break the bulb to get it out.

~Me, you're makin' me blush

Safety Dance, Bri??

Slippery when wet, that's a good thing, ~Me.......

Thanks, Twug, and everyone on this site, I have been out of town for a few days and I'm just now looking over the immense number of comments that I missed.

Oh, and Happy Holidays to everyone, too.

Just wanted to put up a link about someone who got killed stealing copper wire from an abandoned building:
http://www.wacotrib.co...acelectrocution.html
Don't Do It.

Yeah, you can google "catacombs paris" and see pictures of the catacombs with the bones piled up

Yeah, they emptied out some cemetaries to use the land, and filled up some quarries with the remains. You could be standing on a street in Paris above the catacombs and never know it. They closed the area off from tours for a long time, and only recently re-opened the tours. The dust on the floor from the crumbling bones gets on your shoes, and you track it onto the street outside, it looks like cigarette ashes on the sidewalk.

Yeah, those metal bars holding back the mesh, along with the meal slot on the bottom of the door tells me this place was designed for storage, not enrichment.

Anyone ever been to the Catacombs in Paris? It's pretty unreal the way they stacked the bones like cordwood, and made little patterns with the skulls.

Paging Doctor Tony the Tiger