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It's as though the seats on this end are slowly slipping into another dimension...

Stunning composition.

(MamaToFiveInPA) Thanks and maybe it was "The Persistence of Memory" on the left and "Metamorphosis of Narcissus" on the right. I love Dial’s work as well and i think that is what i love about this website. Dali had an obsession with life and death and its symbolism was always in his work. There is the same symbolism in looking at an abandoned decaying building. It brings up that same foreboding feeling of death i.e that is why most people find old abandoned building so creepy. But there is a grate unexploited and hiding beauty there as well. That few people can see on the surface and even fewer can bring it out. That is where a good artist comes in to exposes that beauty so it can be enjoyed. I hope i don’t embarrass Mr Motts to much with flattery but i would say he has this ability as well.

the cages from the ceiling were used to spin people in. normal people would get dizzy, the "insane" wouldn't.

i found that out 10 minutes ago simply by reading the intro page of this location.

i would love to buy this, too (if i had the $) and build my own mansion!

Thanks Motts, that filled in some time in what is currently a boring, wet Saturday night.

Bedframe says to light; Now you drop on him and I'll pounce...

Larry; Fire being the predominant word in that sentence.

Main entrance?

Quite intrigued by the (zombie) path now, I would have followed it...

...Then again maybe that's what they want you to do =\

I do find it strange that it is a constantly straight line down the center of the hall. Surely even if it were an animal (or zombie), it'd get distracted and zig-zag to some degree...

The one in the forground looks like it's dancing...

I'd say the door knob is really low.

Yeah definately zombies....

I like that table, I Googled the album cover. What are the odds? Ha