102 Comments Posted by potbellynine

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*gasp* Fantastic! I love this. And I agree, this looks better with age.
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what is that thing on the right side, in front of the bottom stair?
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Wonderful attention to detail with that corner
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Great shot!
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Beautiful.
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Oh wow! Beautiful!

I was digging those green columns til I learned it was mold.
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This pic gave me an "oh my!" wibbly feeling in my stomach. Truly stunning!
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*gasp* what a breathtaking room. I think I'm in love.....
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It would be could if you could send this photo to someone who used to work here and ask just WTH is up with this. But I guess, just like exactly how many licks it takes to get to the Tootsie Roll center of a Tootsie Pop, the world may never know......
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I must say, that is some freakingly high-shine wall tile. o.O
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I dig the arched ceiling.

And I see the cardboard kid as maybe reaching into a pocket to draw it's own weapon. Tired of being a target and maybe ready to fight back? Mind, I've only had 3 cups of coffee so I'm not fully awake yet.
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I LOVE this shot!
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Whoa. Just simply, whoa. Beautiful shot.
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This looks a lot like the sign that used to be in front of my town's drive-in. I loved that place. The back of the screen was to the main street in town, it had a big read comedy and drama mask and said "DRIVE IN" in big fancy script. Now the space is occupied by a DrugMart, a Wal-Mart and a craptastic little strip mall that is mostly abandoned.
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I've had some good times at drive-ins. Seen so REALLY horrid movies that I actually enjoyed because we were at the drive-in. It's a shame that this is a bit of Americana that is falling into distant memories. :-(