3,181 Comments Posted by Lynne

If you mean that little white blob under the middle window (unboarded) sitting on the pile of bricks, I'm thinking it looks more like a light up snowman with a stick to roast marshmallows (with a red scarf around his neck and red buttons). But then I am a clinical psychologist, so I get paid to look for odd things like that. ;-)

Nope, it's perfect. :-)

I admit I have never seen a curved walkway before. It's interesting that at least two different facilities made use of this. It does look pretty cool. The idea of a carved wood walkway makes me salivate. :-(

Cyrus, Motts, Radical Ed, Goddog et al. - what's the deal with the copper? I see the comments about it being stripped out of old buildings and sold. Is this the tubing or what all is in old buildings that is made of copper? I mean, is it large objects or are we talking thousands of feet of pipes or something? Obviously there is some sort of market for it. And is there any chance of asbestos or anything nasty being associated with it? Seems like there could be a lot of potential for danger in stripping it out. Just curious.

Ooops! Sorry, "~Me"! I shoulda read ahead!

People haven't inserted items into the mouths of people having seizures in many, many years because it is dangerous, both to the inserter and the insertee. The inserter can get bit (and the person having the seizure is usually unable to open their mouth to let go after clamping down) and the person having the seizure can potentially have their teeth broken when the "helper" tries to cram a hard object in between their clenched teeth or they can choke to death on the item if you can actually get it in their mouth.
Just an FYI. :-)

I actually took off a year from work several years back and made my living selling crap on eBay, and buttons were one of my best sellers. I LOVE buttons. But I would like a couple from here just for my ownself. Mr. Radical Ed, sir, please send me a mailing address via Motts and I'll even send you money for postage plus a little extra for a 6-pack to help you make it through the site again. ;-)

No! No! You can't be finished yet! We want more pix! :-(

P.S. I sure love that poor lonely chair. He looks a lot better from this angle.

Oh geez! Great special effect for a Stephen King movie, huh? My GOD, that is so disgusting! 8`-)

{He's just embarassed to be caught in this dump}

Is that banister a combination of wrought iron and wood?

Looks like the principal's office out of one of my nightmares . . .
=8-o

8`-)

Gack! Superb nightmare shot! VERY creepy - I like it! :-)

The purple and blue light looks great with the green and white walls and the brown of the filthy floors, the ceiling, and the walls . . . Your perspective is sure interesting on this one, the way the shaky overhead pipes "point" to the end of the hallway contrasting with the open door to the left. Super textures, too. Great how you lined up the shot - this is pretty spectacular.