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@Icewox, "Amityville Horror" perhaps?
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Reminds me of a shot in a 70's/80's horror movie but I can't remember which one.
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Maybe those were dressing rooms. A lot of those are low-walled here in the States.
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The fubby thing is how much you "sane" people are reading into a little picture probably drawn by a "crazy" Priceless !!
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You people need help, its a clown!
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Hate to be a kill joy but you might get what you paid for gas to get these to projectors to the dump. BUT option B is a interior decorator but yes they are every bit as heavy as they look
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That picture is cool and [realy scary]
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Bedsprings. You can see the solid frame with the long springs attached to it, which the chain link are then attached to. The chain link has busted in the middle. We had an old camp bed like it!
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if you back up and look at this pic it looks like there is a box floating in center of the picture anyone see it look at the curtain on open window............
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Jodi
Without knowing what?
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I thugoht I'd have to read a book for a discovery like this!
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OMG that is remarkable! I adore your work! Guess I am not as up-to-date as your regular readers! I swear I have fallen in love with this blog... Terrific writing! You're an amazingly talented person, keep up the individuality :)
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If it was not for the pink dumpster, I would expect a Kubelwagen or a nice BMW with a machine gun side car to come wheeling around the corner, through the arch, and slide to a halt outside the door.
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Looks like there was tile on it at one time.
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I think that is what we call a "stress test" in the USA, most of the time performed on a treadmill. Used to test physical fitness and fitness for duty for some jobs such as police and firefighters.