1,916 Comments for The Pines Hotel

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Rinse it out real quick, and it's as good as new! Anyone care to join me? I am a doctor, so it's for medical purposes of course... :D (Like that Lynne?)
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It is possible that it was simply forgotten in the rush for other, more important things. For instance, the dining room was still full of tables and chairs. Maybe they just decided what was really important to take, and what could be left...
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Looks like the tree just wanted to check the room out...
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If our entire civilization were wiped out today, people of tomorrow would be confused over the purpose of such a strange light fixture... Why is it right above the sink? :D
Seriously, I doubt that much of our society would last a hundred years if it went unmaintained. We build cheap, disposable products, that aren't meant to last a long time, so I doubt that they would find much left from us other than a few buildings here and there, and maybe a few items that would be indecypherable to them.
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it's made by chris cunningham.
he used to do concept design for the "alien" movies,
as well as taking care of effects and robotics.
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~Me when you get the PooP scared out of you, do you sell it to people so they can tag with poopieink? I know I would.
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It is a music video for Aphex Twin.
It scares the PooP out of me.
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What the hell was that?
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Oh for the love of god, why did you make me watch that video again? I was almost sleeping at night again! Proof that there ARE worse things than sitz baths out there... ~shuddershuddershudder~ ~hiding under kitchen sink~
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Um....that was pretty fucked up....
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looks like this little thing:
http://www.ebaumsworld...sh/rubberjohnny.html
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Are you sure this place is abandoned?
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Oh god, PLEASE LET IT BE UGLY FAKE MARBLED PAINT.
PLEAASSSEEE!
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Such a nice color.
For once, I'm actually serious. Looks like something out of a few 50's houses I've seen.
Sad thing is, I was just in some houses that had been closed up since 2001. Now they're used for police training, etc. Built in the 40's, I guess. But god allmighty, they were absolutely HORRIBLE. ALL the plumbing was rusty, and there were all sorts of piles of junk everywhere. There was this hyper-orange hedgehog squeaky toy, bottle with moldy orange juice (both which I got to throw during high-risk entry), and lots of rodent callsigns. I tripped over a cheapo ugly chandelier, breaking a few good lightbulbs (oh, how I could have used you at home) and tracking glass around. I got a piece embedded in my combat boots :(.
So, who wants to help me carry the sink, tub, toilet, and soap dishes from the Catskills to San Francisco?
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The hair dryers that now occupy salons have the same shape. I had to be placed under one just the other day and it was so hot I was afraid my hair might caught on fire.