1,827 Comments Posted by eldokid@aol.com

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OK, I'm going to say it and I apologize...."What, no SOAP DISPENSER?!" Oh wait, is it that square thing in the middle? No, that's for towels, but if they have a towel dispenser, surely they must have a . . . . sorry.
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I bet even when this was nice, it was scary
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A Technicolor Nightmare ~
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Is the faucet that middle part of the porcelain? I've never seen a sink like this before, love it - - although there doesn't seem to be enough room to hold your hands under to wash.
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Check out the bolt. I guess they didn't want to be disturbed while taking care of business.
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Professional accountants are nursable :)
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There's just something facinating about RUST
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Why would they bolt the bed to the floor? Did they think someone would push it over to the door and climb out the transom to escape? Actually, it looks like part of a sheet or something left up there like someone tried to do just that!
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I get the feeling that stainless steel will be around forever and still shine! Mr. Motts, you must have seen that new show on TV called "life After People"? I don't want to promote anything, but this show is great and demonstrates just what these photographs show, how things deteriorate after time. Check it out.
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Turquoise again, LOVE IT. I really like the old transoms they used to have over doorways. You don't see that anymore, I for one, wish they would bring them back. Like tail fins on automobiles!
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Can you imagine what must be living inside these? YUCK
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MAN, this just gets better and better - - - -
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HOLY STROMBOLI!!
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Pink and Turquoise were a popular combo back in the day. I had a 1961 Chrysler Newport 2 door hardtop that had a black, pink and turquoise interior, with a turquoise outside.
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LOVE IT! What a lonely feeling this picture gives and not just because the "lone chair" is there!