1,579 Comments Posted by MamatoFiveInPA

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Jeebus--those must be some scrubbing bubbles!! DANG this is cleaner than MY bathrooms...and I clean them not every day but often!
(Doesn't say much for my housekeeping skills I suppose, but oh well...)
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Enter stage left...

What a neat perspective this is. :)
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Uhh....I too would just RUN MY BUTT OFF and wonder what disaster it was later! :D

Can you imagine someone stopping and reading the sign...ooh wait...its a tornado? NO FIRE...no...ah heck just RUN!
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Hunted NIcole??

I think I would rather hunt for those elusive lone chairs or those very hard-to-find soap diapensers...

Sorry--feeling a bit punchy tonight....
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Those marks on the windows look like kidneys...

HAHAHAHAHAHA to Jack_ lol! That was a GOOD one.
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Humm...can you imagine having to RUSH to get somewhere and having to go through these monstrously long tunnels??

Or having to pee...and being late for work...


Oh my. :D
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This room is just chaos for the senses! It gives me a headache looking at it because I don't know what to focus on first! :)

GREAT shot Motts!!!!
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Stacy: nope you won't fall over the railing, but you would hit each.and.every.step.on.the.way.down.

OUCHIE!
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The wall looks like it has Nicotine stains!

Odd.
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OK I will dare ask...what are the hooks for??

And OMG it DOES look like someone sitting there!
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They look like they are trying to escape!!!!

Creepy...
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You know what really strikes me...

Old, dull-looking building to the left and shiny, newer-looking building to the right.

A study in contrasts again. Old and new...run-down and intact.

Nice work Motts! You are my HERO!!!!
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Solinoids? Are they related to Adnoids and The Noid (remember from the old Domino's Pizza commercials from waaaaaay back?)

Oh great...NOW who sounds like a nerdlette?
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At least it isn't DIAL 666...

Now THAT would be creeeeepy.
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This makes me think of Ireland for some reason...and I have NEVER been there. I have seen pictures and it seems SO lush and green there (The Emerald Isle indeed!)...this picture just makes me think of that.