215 Comments Posted by Prancer

Modern solutions for modern times?

That doorway is excellent. Somehow it reminds me of a train car.

I assume there was a shaker and most likely a spritzer bottle on the cocktail table as well. Sigh.

Is that a cocktail cart? Looks like one, but the mirror shelf has been stolen. Darned 80's.

Looks like the radiators are still there, and that seems to be enough railing to cover the radiators.
So, obviously it was zombies attempting to prepare a trap.

Wooo-Hoooo!!
And, the local restoration stores around town in Portland also have TONS of doors.

I saw Mythbusters do a show on right angles for trenches, and it seems like hard angles work much better for blast reduction then slopes.

Therefore, I think this must have been the area where the height disadvantaged worked.

Yes but, is this in a public area, or someone's room?

I Smell Zombies

Nope, looks like some kind of ritual sacrifice that was never fully carried out. Otherwise the bed frames would have scorch marks ( unless those are in the other room. . . )

Ah-Ha! I see the conduit cover for the wiring above the transom window, and I think the light switches were put in the door molding - because it was easier to do that then rip and repair the 1+ foot thick brick walls with lathe and plaster? PLUS - because zombies ( need to work them in better, this is just the draft version ).

OK, so I'm wierd about picture moulding, but the way they stop mid arch just does not seem classy enough to match the rest of the workmanship. Ceiling tiles, beautiful, corner moulding, spectacular, picture moulding, meh.

All that you get to keep that is. . .

Zombie spoor, trails in the dust caused by the shuffling of thier feet/stumps.

Yes, yes it does. That's why you can hear the shuffling feet of those hiding in the walls. They have to skuttle sideways to get to the secret doors into the rooms.