1,916 Comments for The Pines Hotel

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Wow! I wonder how many people got it on in that tub?
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Still no sign of it on ebay
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All I can think is... board park!
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Oooh baby, Oooh baby.
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PML I was looking at the pic thinking this is cleaner than my bathroom, then read your comment.

"dirt just doesn't like minty-sea-foamy green and pale-promdress peach." Hahaha even the mold won't grow on it. You know, if you wait long enough, it'll become the fashion again.
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Our light switches are off when they're up, but then we also have horizontal wall sockets.
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I'm just giving you stick. I didn't take it as a derogatory comment against skaters, rather the sentiment that you must feel a lot older now. I don't think anyone should ever stop their inner child from playing, it keeps the fun in what has become an OhSoSerious world . I've been thinking about it and reading your 'kids' remark made the decision for me, I'm gonna get myself a skateboard and learn. God help me.

So there you go again, Mr Motts, changing complete strangers lives again with your small corner of the internet. You rock!
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Well, yes I am getting old I suppose :-)

I read somewhere that it was a popular skating place at one point for teenagers. I also used to skate back in the day as well; it wasn't meant as a derogatory comment toward skaters, although it could be easily misconstrued as one due to my laziness in typing (this site was more of a pastime three years ago).
I remember the Pines so well. My parents would ship me off to Camp and they would check into The Pines and stay for a month or so...great card games for Dad, Mah Jongh tournaments for Mom. It was a generational sort of place - the same families year after year and everyone knew everyone. I can still remember hearing Joe Cuba for the first time in my life at The Pines. The owners, the Schweid Family were lovely people, so down to earth and sweet. I wish it was still there, I'd give anything for some of their Borscht, boiled potato and pumpernickel! The memories will always remain.
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'kids' skate there? Motts, are you showing your age? Damn, just as I was thinking you were kinda 'cool' too.
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dude, i wanna skate there.
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Sad, that chandellier was tres cool!

I hope a Poul Henningsen fan has it, and is sitting under it this minute enjoying its company.
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The pool is porb totaled from the ice expanding.
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why is it that no matter how many times I see forgotten plants it still kills me??
trapped and imprisoned in a pot and promised care... only to be left to slowly die without care or attention from anyone...
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I miss those days!.