361 Comments Posted by barbara

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That's why there is a disclaimer...
http://www.opacity.us/disclaimer/

That's also why the address of many locations aren't given.

I do understand your point. But Motts isn't implying that this is easy and safe...he has said on numerous occasions it is very dangerous.

But there are resigned to be some (ok, a lot) of idiots in this world without sense that would assume they could walk safely down a completley buckled hallway without any precautions.
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P.S. - but it still "plugs" into things, ~Me! Don't be too disappointed! ; - )
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True, but I wanted to know. Thank you MrLou.
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Did anything happen with that preservation company? I really wish they wouldn't tear this place down. Are the grounds tours still running? That's something I still really wanna do.

I don't know what market they're aiming for. When I think of condos, I think usually of older couples moving to Florida to settle down,usually they're not bad off. Condos aren't exactly cheap, are they? Its not gonna attract the younger kids because first off, they can't afford it. Also, my experience has been condos aren't always the first choice for growing families, aren't many of them for a more relaxed lifestyle? Don't get me wrong - many young couples and growing families live in condos, I'm sure. It's not something I'm that familiar with. Anyways, though, I don't see this appealing to the "potential" buyers.

Anyways, don't take this the wrong way - I'm probably completely wrong, this has just been my experience with condos.
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As I studied this photo more, I love the green of the ceiling. But other than that, this is one of the strangest things I have ever seen. Shredded paper all over the floor? Stacked tables in a pyramid form? One deep blue curtain left? One table left unstacked with four chairs around it as if some friends just met there? Its so weird.
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Well, I'll jump on the bandwagon, too - I would love to have one of those! And no, I won't sell it either

Then I can go around and show it to my friends and say "Look! I have a -button- from Byberry!" and they will be like "Wtf?" because they don't understand my fascination with such places...oh well, their loss.
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MILF!

Ahaha LMAO

Oh c'mon ~Me, we all know you have a dirty mind!!! XD
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Oh my lol my sides ache....
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Ansel Adams didn't use Photoshop?!? Oh man my world has shattered, I always thought that was his secret....lol ;-)

Gee Anna, I don't know who you could be talking about either...
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Aww, I love to hear stuff like this, Lynne. It's so sweet.
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Yeah, but what the heck is that cord thing?
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Don't cha just kinda feel like that door sometimes?
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I recall these tubs used to really scare me when I was younger. My great aunt had one in her house and it always creeped me out. Now I love them, they are so beautiful! Some friends of mine recently acquired a scrapped one that was about 100 years old, fixed it up real nice, and redid their bathroom with it. I do wonder how it go to the seemingly center of the room though...its so off-kilter and doesn't match up with any plumbing that I doubt this was its original location. But these things have got to be heavy so I don't see how anyone could have moved it (?) Its just weird, a bathtub sitting in the middle of a room...
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It's so hard to fathom that these have been sitting here for over 35 years...Its like they're frozen in time...
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Hello Danny. Come and play with us. Come and play with us Danny. Forever, and ever, and ever.

Wow, how did I miss this one before? I love how it looks like there are two people sitting at the end of the corridor...two very pale people. That's some freaky shit if they put a mirror at the end of that corridor.