698 Comments for Hotel Heinrich Heine

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Looks like Edward Scissorhands had an accident :-0
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<In awe of autoguy>

A zombie expert AND smart too! :) I KNEW there was a reason I like you!

I can't wait for the next gallery and the next round of interesting conversation (if you will) on here. :)
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Ahhhahahah...I suck at German.

What would frauleins mit nein undahosen mean then?

Geez...what you translated makes it sound SO dirty lol. :D Thanks for the info tho! :)
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Yeah, greenskulker...LOL! I absolutely ADORE that movie, AND I have read the book to tatters, literally! I need a new copy because mine has fallen apart from being read so many times over the years. :)
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*Koff* eldokid is old *Koff*

Sorry...continue on. :D
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Really? That is a real...mascot?

The things you learn on here...
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LOL bobo! Yeah, now THAT is more like it.

(UGH I remember that horrid show...)
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UUUUmmm...Jernfurdle...I think you have bigger issues than a soggy work-chair if you just peed yourself...

I think Depends would be a more appropriate thing for autoguy to owe you...lol!
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Oh yes, Claudia! I have spent many many nights into the wee hours here...especially on the larger galleries. :) Wouldn't want it any other way though, and Mr. Motts has become one of our family now. Even my hubby occasionally asks if there are anymore pictures up yet lol! :)

I still want these sheets! I LOVE that color blue!! It is SO vibrant in this picture!
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Bahahahah ! "child zombies .... eat your kneepcps "....

Autoguy - you owe my work a new chair. I just laughed so hard I peed in mine.
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Hey now - Zombies might be on a (not dead) diet but they can still look at the menu..
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With a few added things things this could be turned into something really haunted for halloween.

Monday. 3:41 P.M. November / 14 / 2011

Steilacoom, Washington
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Cool !!

Monday. 3:36 P.M. November / 14 / 2011

Steilacoom, Washington
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Wow ! It is amazing how well the lamp shade has held up when you compare it to the total deterioration of the rest of the room. This makes me wonder what secret chemical compound that the lamp shade is made out of.

Monday, November 14, 2011 3:29 P.M.
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It's a telex. before fax machines, and computer networks, those could be used to send typewritten documents over the standard analog telephone lines. They also store documents in a paper-tape form as well. I had one when I was a kid.