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I think our basement door (leading to the outside) is exactly like this one, now that I think about it.

Hm...ROADTRIP to the basement! YAY! :D

Is this a riddle Joe?

Um...because it wasn't too bright??

Sorry--I got nothing.

Joe...THAT one takes the cake...

Computer...check
Internet...check
Comic relief...check!

(Kathy--not if I am still around it won't!)

:-P~

LOL Joe! Good thing I don't have my Pepsi here with me today! That was REALLY funny.

Talk about a 24 karat dump...

Aye and bagorrah...I need me a laxative for this piece of gold that is still stuck...Luck of the Irish me ass!

The ceiling DOES look in really good shape doesn't it??

Good eye charity!

LOL Joe...me and my brother used to shoot underwear at each other since our rooms were almost right across from one another. We got put in time out (in our rooms) for fighting, so we used to sit in the doorway and flick things at each other. Some of the things HURT lol!!!

AH! I missed the 60's just by THHHHAAAAT much. I was born in 1971 lol. I hear that decade was a real blast though. :D

That's a Hammond Model D organ, from around 1939. This particular model has two tone generators, and produces a very rich chorused sound. The drawbar that is to the right of the sheet music holder activates the second generator. It is a shame that such an organ was left behind, but it is one of the heaviest organs Hammond ever produced.

i'm just glad i livre in boston, and worc. is only like 45 min away. i can't wait to bring my canon up there!@!

wow! thats incredible! i live about an hour away, that def gonna be my next weekend project! wow, thts all i have to say

no, not 1/2 off, 1/4 off

and now..our main show, the invisible tv show!

i was with a friend in taunton, (the tunnels) and we were thinking how aweful it would be to scare the shit out of another explorer. talk about a heart attack, i hope no one would do that to me lol

larry, thats true!! you must have worked for aftermath! lol.

any ways..thats really not a nice thing to leave behind