1,827 Comments Posted by eldokid@aol.com

wrote:
I had one of those tubs in one of my first apartments and the thing I liked about it was the fact it was so deep. Fill that sucker up with Mr. Bubble and you could really have a great time. The tubs today are too shallow.
wrote:
Seems like an awful lot of valves for hot and cold
wrote:
I like the hat!
wrote:
"Pledge Envelope" I was just told is what they're called. Funny, I thought they had a more dignified, religious name!
wrote:
Almost looks like a church offering type envelope. They have a name, but it escapes me for the moment.
wrote:
I was lucky being the youngest I missed all that "religoius" stuff, like Sunday School, catechism and especially the Ninja Nuns with the wooden rulars to slap you with. My sisters and brother all went through that, so by the time it was my turn I think my mother was worn out and didn't want to bother. So I went to public school. Thank you Jesus!!
wrote:
nothing a little comet couldn't cure
wrote:
did you smell them?
wrote:
This looks like my friends living room!
wrote:
those bathtubs are all over the place!
wrote:
nothing like prancing around in your birthday suit after a nice bath
wrote:
Is that a soap dispenser I see on the right wall? Sorry, but someone was going to mention it sooner or later :)
wrote:
make sure you bring a toothbrush! hehehe
wrote:
What a beautiful view. I don't know. . . if I was in that hospital and had that view to look at every day, I don't know that I'd want to get well and go home to a city apartment. I think I'd just want to stay there.
wrote:
steam heat actually heats pretty good. I just looked at a house and in the basement was this big old balst furnace boiler type furnace, the man said it was from the 1970's. A bit scary in my book, but I'll tell you that house was pretty warm and the thermostat was only at 65 degrees.