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Too wicked !!!

Signed; An American Soldier stationed in Germany.
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With the doors open and a contrasting angle make it seem like the doors defy gravity.
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I'm scratching my head for a comment.....eh...well, I wish they had grates like those over the radiators in my highschool, getting burned by those suck..... that's all I suppose, nice pic Motts as always.............
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I see it too Starfish......uh....now I'm creeped out. Let's just say it's an imprint on the wall and call it good. I keep scrolloing up to get a good look. Any opinions Motts?
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Besides the obvious, eeewwww!!! Paneling!!!!!I'd go nuts if I were locked in that room!
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This picture looks like it has been taken right out of a dream, floating along in the colors then not tripping over anything.
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I'd like to transplant it and let it hang down from my large bookshelf.
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Very original piece I must say!
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Soot gives a nice patina!
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Just as I slide to a stop, Please help me get published Long Island Irish!!!!! sharklette@yahoo.com I don't know which is the right way to go without getting taken for a ride!
I've checked out the following:
Author House......ehhh....no.
Vantage press....the wont say how much the charge.
Xlibris......considering it.
LuLu....it's self serve promotion.......no.
Orcha publishing.......ehhh.....no.
Accent Publishing......not sure.
And,.. Little Brown & C.O wont touch first timers!
Help!!!!!!
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I'm a fan of old rusting gears.
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The light shining through makes it perfect!
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I have the same inkling as Navi!
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Motts, the awesom beauty as you have shown through out your galleries we have alll become subservient like in a fan base whole!!!
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With such a beautiful shot, I bet the wind up there was just as perfect.