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We recently retiled our bathroom. The walls were covered in that pastel pink that was popular in the 50's. Our toilet and tub were also pink. With every tile that hit the floor one out of every 20 would break. I was amazed at how strong they were after all these years. Turns out people collect them and will pay upwards of about $10.00 tile. Insane!
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That was one long gallery!! YAY!!!!

I enjoyed myself fully and I echo the sentiments of the others! Keep them coming Mr. Motts!!

I love this picture with its funky window-thing by the door. How cool is that?
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A rocketship!

3...2...1...BLAST OFF!

Love the paint-squares on the wall. :) Very art-deco!
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Wowwwwwie...now THAT is some serious rust! I think I need a tetanus shot just looking at this pic!
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I thought that was part of the wall at first until I looked upwards and saw it is a light hanging there.

Can you imagine ALL THREE of those bulbs falling out at the same time? I think I would have a heart-attack! I would be afraid to even walk in there at all. You are a braver soul than I, Mr. Motts.
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Zombies: Please leave all extra brains at the door. Thank you.

That is what it says! :D
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YAY WALLPAPER!!!!!!!!!

What was on the other side of that door...Heaven...or (Gulp) Flesh-Eating Zombies ready to eat your...BRAAAAIIIIIINSSSSS!

Sorry...getting a bit goofy here. :)
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Can I have this for my bedroom door so certain annoying little people will let me have some PEACE for once? (JUST KIDDING!)

Uh...I don't think anyone can lock this door anymore lol!
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This is really an optical illusion! I had to look twice to see the different shapes of the jars too.

Was there anything in them? (Maybe ZOMBIE HOOCH?)
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Creepy. Makes me wonder also who was its last rider and where that person is now...
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Wow...I think my Grandma had one of these chairs way back when! She has pictures of herself in a chair that looks suspiciously like these. :D

I thought of candles too...then I thought...how colorful lol. The ones in the back sort of remind me of the chairs I used to sit in when I was in elementary school...except those were rounded at the top.
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My first thought was medivial torture device...than I also thought: OOOOH! We can rotisserie a whole LOT of chickens on this thing lol!

Stryker...Stryker..Stryker... (SMACK) lol...

I grew up with that movie! We have it on DVD and watch it every now and then! Can you believe Leslie Nielsen is gone? He died late last year. :( He will be sorely missed as an actor!
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SO many things to comment on this one...

First those tiles...what the heck? It seems like everything else is decaying and these tiles look like they just came out of a commercial for The Scrubbing Bubbles Bathroom Cleaner! Toot...that comment made me laugh seriously. My kids came in to see what I am laughing at. :D

Secondly...Wheel tracks and NO FOOTPRINTS...now THAT is spooky! Would tracks survive for 40+ years without being covered in dust that is still hanging around and probably all the other stuff floating around in this place?

Thirdly...LONE WHEELCHAIR SHOT. It is looking for its friends and got lost...poor wheelchair!!!

OK I am done now. :D
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Is that ceiling bowing down or is that just the camera angle Mr. Motts?

Nice...it seems so...empty. :(
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THERE'S A FUNGUS AMONG US!!!!

Whoa...if your floor looks like it can get up and walk away on its own...I think that it is safe to say that you have a mold and mildew problem! :D

I would be afraid to go in here just because I would fear that the walls or ceiling would eat me up...ACK!