239 Comments Posted by quest

what say you, Mr. Motts?

uh un... "lordy", Mr. Motts!

dirn ya'll. Could someone just send some hydrogenation for me, I'm thirsty :-)

oh, Lynnie (may I?) I just posted to this and am gunna wrap around it!
Most important (after all, you connected the dots) do you see the little guy in his regalia?
I do find it fascinating that the wrenches and other equipment was left there. Mustav been state property ;-)

Bad stuff this...every high school lockeroom looks like this (sans sail-cloth partitions!)
Sad, slippery and gosh-darn dangerous!
>:-( I just spent 45 min. stating my unhappiness with it all...many political and darwinisms included :-)
Mr. Motts, Thank goodness I always proofread, else I'd be crying that you banned me from the site!

Also, the cross' bearing or meaning is illusive.
This is a most disturbing room....

Mssr' Motts, were the tatters inside or out?

ah, yes. It was a cartoon from the 1930s-40s-wartime...he had a name, too. Goes to show that visuals are the best kept records! :-)
Lynee, any followups? ;-)

Mr. Motts, your photo has created a world of confusion!
Can you date these canisters?
Then I could find out if they are bug spray or whipped cream ;-)

Mr. Motts has been doing this for awhile...a master at it too, :-)

dirn it, you found me out...i'm just a big' ol' geek that runs alot ;=[

LOL ! :-). Nooooo
I worked in a different type of production field that used an innovative material...companies had requests for different uses of the materials...
...but is there somethin you wanna talk about though ;-)

I'm too wordy :-(

oh my, ~Me , I was teasing: X is the female chromosome !
...I get all emotional looking at Mr. Motts photos- I worry that I get too wordy at times...I appreciated that you enjoyed my comment is all :-)

Mr. Motts, where was this area? (My standard question, huh)
-In a basement or a kitchen/utilitarian-looking area? (These blocks were used to draw in light where there was little.)