401 Comments Posted by Joseph
Joseph wrote:
No thanks.........
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Gemany.
8:57 P.M. / Saturday / 09 / February / 2008
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Gemany.
8:57 P.M. / Saturday / 09 / February / 2008
- Location: Hewitt State Hospital and Prison (view comments)
- Gallery: Prison and Medical Building
Joseph wrote:
Krista
Thank you for responding. I did not even see that word imprinted into the metal of the machine. This machine looks like something out of a 1950's horor film.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
12:11 P.M. / Thursday / 07 / February / 2008
Thank you for responding. I did not even see that word imprinted into the metal of the machine. This machine looks like something out of a 1950's horor film.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
12:11 P.M. / Thursday / 07 / February / 2008
- Location: Pennhurst State School (view comments)
- Gallery: Forgotten
Joseph wrote:
RacheyBachey
Thankyou.
Thankyou.
- Location: Essex County Isolation Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Quick Run
Joseph wrote:
That thing on the floor sort of looks like an electrical fan but I am not for sure and that other thing is a fire department water hose.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
12:25 P.M. / Monday / 10 / December / 2007
Happy Holidays everyone!
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
12:25 P.M. / Monday / 10 / December / 2007
Happy Holidays everyone!
- Location: Kings Park Psychiatric Center (view comments)
- Gallery: Buildings 39, 138, 139
Joseph wrote:
RacheyBachey. I saw the movie "Attack of the Killer Clowns from Outer Space" when it first came out at the theaters. I thought that it was amazing that everything that a clown uses as a prop in the circus to make people laugh on Planet Earth was changed into something EVIL and SINISTER for the Killer Clowns from outer space. Even the "Popcorn" and "Shadow Puppets" would devour people whole.
One time when I was traveling by train thru Germany. (I cannot really remember where I was going or where I was coming from. I have traveled to several cities in Germany by train. I think that it was when I was going from Mannheim to Hamburg but I just cannot really remember. This was sometime in early 2007.) Well anyway, the train made a stop and a man and a woman got on the train and they sat down across from where I was sitting. They were dressed up as clowns. From the moment that I saw them I suddenly became some - what uncomfortable. I was not scared or anything like that. I was just uncomfortable. I cannot explain it either. These two people were talking to eachother at first during the train ride. I could tell that the man was not very happy. The woman was doing most of the talking. And then all of sudden these two people got into an arguement. They kept their tempers under control because of the fact that they were on a public train. Their arguement lasted for only a couple of minutes though. And after that they were silent for about 5 minutes or so. And then the woman started to talk. And then the man talked. After that they started to make little clown skits. For the next 30 minutes or so they spoke back and forth and continued to create little clown skits. There are three things that I remember very clearly. (1) Their face makeup was crude and cheap looking. (2) Their clown clothes were very drab in color. Their was nothing bright or festive at all about their clown clothes. This just struck me as odd. (3) This is strange but it seemed that no one else on the train even seemed to noticed that their was a man and a woman dresses as clowns. After about 40 minutes the train made a stop and these two people got off the train. I do not know why but felt better after they had left the train but I did.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
1015 P.M. / Friday / 7 / December 2007
Happy Holidays everyone!
One time when I was traveling by train thru Germany. (I cannot really remember where I was going or where I was coming from. I have traveled to several cities in Germany by train. I think that it was when I was going from Mannheim to Hamburg but I just cannot really remember. This was sometime in early 2007.) Well anyway, the train made a stop and a man and a woman got on the train and they sat down across from where I was sitting. They were dressed up as clowns. From the moment that I saw them I suddenly became some - what uncomfortable. I was not scared or anything like that. I was just uncomfortable. I cannot explain it either. These two people were talking to eachother at first during the train ride. I could tell that the man was not very happy. The woman was doing most of the talking. And then all of sudden these two people got into an arguement. They kept their tempers under control because of the fact that they were on a public train. Their arguement lasted for only a couple of minutes though. And after that they were silent for about 5 minutes or so. And then the woman started to talk. And then the man talked. After that they started to make little clown skits. For the next 30 minutes or so they spoke back and forth and continued to create little clown skits. There are three things that I remember very clearly. (1) Their face makeup was crude and cheap looking. (2) Their clown clothes were very drab in color. Their was nothing bright or festive at all about their clown clothes. This just struck me as odd. (3) This is strange but it seemed that no one else on the train even seemed to noticed that their was a man and a woman dresses as clowns. After about 40 minutes the train made a stop and these two people got off the train. I do not know why but felt better after they had left the train but I did.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
1015 P.M. / Friday / 7 / December 2007
Happy Holidays everyone!
- Location: Essex County Isolation Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Quick Run
Joseph wrote:
If you quickly look at this chair and then look away you will see a face that say's:
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU.................
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
4:09 P.M. / Sunday / 02 / December / 2007
Merry Christmas,
Happy Hanukkah,
Happy Holidays,
Happy New Year everyone.
I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR YOU.................
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
4:09 P.M. / Sunday / 02 / December / 2007
Merry Christmas,
Happy Hanukkah,
Happy Holidays,
Happy New Year everyone.
- Location: Danvers State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Tiptoe
Joseph wrote:
stephen21, Thank you for replying.
When I look at the photographs on this website I write down the first thing that comes into my head because that is the most honest thing. And sometimes these photos will remind me of places and countries that I have been to or experiences that I have had while I been traveling throughout the world.
I LOVE this web site! I have looked at other websites that are somewhat similar to Motts website. And I can say for sure that those websites can't hold a candle to Motts website.
In fact, all those websites SUCK !!!
There are alot of old buildings here in East Germany. Mott should go to East Germany. (Of course bring a couple of people who speak, read and write perfect German and know there way around.) I have driven thru a little bit of East Germany. There are still alot of old buildings there. The young East Germans have thrown rocks thru the windows of these old buildings. And there is alot of graffiti on these buildings. There are portions of East German towns and small East German cities that look like ghost streets because the young East German people have left for West Germany to look for jobs. Alot of the young East German men have a hard time finding work because they do not have as good an education as the West German men. The education system under the old communist regime within the USSR did not prepare the young East German men for a good career. This is very evident because I have seen many young East German men at the Western German (haupbahnhof) train stations asking for money for food. Of course they spend the money on beer and wine. And to see a German man walking down the street with a bottle of beer or a bottle of wine in his hand and drunk as hell is absolutely no big deal here. The East German women are doing better at getting jobs than the East German men because they are better educated. They must of tried harder in school. I have taken only a few photographs because I have not had that much of a chance to travel around East Germany. And the weather is getting worse so I will have to wait until Spring to travel again. Trying to travel around Europe in the Winter is not easy.
Thank you again.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
12:57 A.M. / Monday / 12 / November / 2007
When I look at the photographs on this website I write down the first thing that comes into my head because that is the most honest thing. And sometimes these photos will remind me of places and countries that I have been to or experiences that I have had while I been traveling throughout the world.
I LOVE this web site! I have looked at other websites that are somewhat similar to Motts website. And I can say for sure that those websites can't hold a candle to Motts website.
In fact, all those websites SUCK !!!
There are alot of old buildings here in East Germany. Mott should go to East Germany. (Of course bring a couple of people who speak, read and write perfect German and know there way around.) I have driven thru a little bit of East Germany. There are still alot of old buildings there. The young East Germans have thrown rocks thru the windows of these old buildings. And there is alot of graffiti on these buildings. There are portions of East German towns and small East German cities that look like ghost streets because the young East German people have left for West Germany to look for jobs. Alot of the young East German men have a hard time finding work because they do not have as good an education as the West German men. The education system under the old communist regime within the USSR did not prepare the young East German men for a good career. This is very evident because I have seen many young East German men at the Western German (haupbahnhof) train stations asking for money for food. Of course they spend the money on beer and wine. And to see a German man walking down the street with a bottle of beer or a bottle of wine in his hand and drunk as hell is absolutely no big deal here. The East German women are doing better at getting jobs than the East German men because they are better educated. They must of tried harder in school. I have taken only a few photographs because I have not had that much of a chance to travel around East Germany. And the weather is getting worse so I will have to wait until Spring to travel again. Trying to travel around Europe in the Winter is not easy.
Thank you again.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
12:57 A.M. / Monday / 12 / November / 2007
- Location: Metropolitan State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Clarity
Joseph wrote:
Motts
Read the comment that I have written above.
Signed: An American Soldier in Germany.
10:44 P.M. / Saturday / 29 / September / 2007
Read the comment that I have written above.
Signed: An American Soldier in Germany.
10:44 P.M. / Saturday / 29 / September / 2007
- Location: Northampton State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: A Farewell Visit?
Joseph wrote:
Motts Thank you for responding. I would love to see photographs of the inside of this satellite facility.
Orion's Belt is in the upper right portion of the photograph. Cool !!!
Signed. An American Soldier in Germany.
10:36 P.M. / Saturday / 29 / September / 2007
Orion's Belt is in the upper right portion of the photograph. Cool !!!
Signed. An American Soldier in Germany.
10:36 P.M. / Saturday / 29 / September / 2007
- Location: NRL Satellite Facility (view comments)
- Gallery: Constellations
Joseph wrote:
Would you please stop being a PARTY - POOPER ! ! !
- Location: Undercliff State Hospital (view comments)
- Gallery: Secret Things
Joseph wrote:
Kristiara
Thank you for responding. These photographs that Mott shoots are so cool. When I take photographs I just snap away. My photographs are just picures. Mott certainly has the eye.
Thank you again.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
8:48 P.M. / Friday / 17 / August / 2007
Thank you for responding. These photographs that Mott shoots are so cool. When I take photographs I just snap away. My photographs are just picures. Mott certainly has the eye.
Thank you again.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
8:48 P.M. / Friday / 17 / August / 2007
- Location: Hasard Cheratte (Coal Mine) (view comments)
- Gallery: Deterioration
Joseph wrote:
Canada
You are very welcome.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
8:20 P.M. / Friday / 17 / August / 2007
You are very welcome.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
8:20 P.M. / Friday / 17 / August / 2007
- Location: Fort de la Chartreuse (view comments)
- Gallery: Urbexation 2006
Joseph wrote:
kim
I think that is a styled design cut in the post.
Mannheim, Germany.
12:23 A.M. / Sunday / 13 / August / 2007
I think that is a styled design cut in the post.
Mannheim, Germany.
12:23 A.M. / Sunday / 13 / August / 2007
- Location: Château de Mesen (view comments)
- Gallery: Break
Joseph wrote:
What a beautiful and haunted photograph !
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
2:54 A.M. / Sunday / 12 / August / 2007
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
2:54 A.M. / Sunday / 12 / August / 2007
- Location: Château de Mesen (view comments)
- Gallery: Break
Thank you for replying.
I remember when Motley Crue put their video on MTV. It was really cool !
And I don't even smoke.
But I do have to agree with ROXANNE though; this photograph does look like it came off of a 1970's album cover.
Glad to bring back some old memories.
Signed: An American Soldier stationed in Mannheim, Germany.
The Witching Hour (12 Midnight)
Tuesday - Wednesday / 26 - 27 / February / 2008