Into the abysssssssssss...

Creepy. I like the shot, but for some reason, the atmosphere/ambiance (can't decide on the best word >:-*) that surrounds "skylight light" in buildings is always a little strange-feeling to me. I wouldn't want one in my house. Maybe that's just me. Anybody else prefer plain old WINDOWS for light?

Fixed up a little (and conveniently/magically relocated to MY house ;-)), this would make a great bedroom :-).

Nasal smear. Gross. Hope no one here ever has to have one of THOSE.... (8-P . -LK

autoguy:
"His boyfriend was getting jealous and didn't like him cheating with rudimentary line drawings."

HAHA :-). Just going back through some old galleries and found that. Funny. :-)

Reminds me of the Winchester house. Dang. I don't think I could have resisted knocking a hole through that to see what was inside! OK, not really, but it would have been REEEEEEEEEally hard to resist, and would have driven me crazynot to see what was back there.

"SIGNS"

LOVE LOVE LLLOOOVVVE THIS!!!! :-)

This is the lone chair's long lost cousin :-)

....ummm.."nature's"....

Natures cathedral ceiling :-)

WANT!..... could be a CD cover.

...or maybe this is the outside of a room...OK...I'm going away for now....

Cool. OK, does anyone have an answer for this question? I've wondered this forever. ?..(sorry, not picture related,please excuse my burning curiosity about an irrelevant topic.l). Why do people hang doors with the hinges on the "wrong" side (not against the adjoining, perpendicular wall side), which does not allow the door to open back away from the room itself, to sit flat against the wall? Unless this door opens OUT from this perspective, and there's a wall to the left on the other side of it that necessitates that, , it seems like the doorknob should be on the other side. I've noticed that a lot of houses in England have doors that open INTO the room, initially blocking the view of the room AS you enter, and making you actually walk around the door itself to get into the room ):-S...does that make sense? Why would you hang a door so you have to walk AROUND it to get into the room? Odd. --( OK, just realized that in an asylum, maybe it's to allow the person entering to "block" an disturbed patient if they tried to "make a run for it"....?)

Honeycomb.

Wow. This could easily have just been a flat wall. Wish people took the time, these days, to make such stuff. All comes down to "time is money", I suppose. Such a shame.

Bob:

"It is amazing that when some people see something old and beautiful, the first thing they do is throw a rock at or through it."

Geez, is that true :-(. Seems pathetic that people have nothing better to do. Wonder what makes people do that.

....how old are we all, now?....lol.

MamaToFive:

"Cow: *FARRRRRRRRRRRRRT* HAHAH Take that Evil Strange-Hands-For-Feet Baby!"

OK, I laughed so hard I snorted on that one....:-D

Chris- LOL!!!!!!! :-). You're SO right!!! Thanks for the laugh :-). It makes me think of a Monty Python-like, "I pass my WIND in yor GENERAL DIRECTION!!!"...Haha :-)

Lady Ethereal Beauty: Always interesting what people's takes on these pictures are :-). I am actually MORE creeped out by the "juxtaposition" (how often do we get to use THAT word? .lol :-)) of the cute eyes and the missing mouth and the hole in the noggin. Shudder. I see what you mean from your side, too, though. I'd hate the blacked out eyes. EEEW.

Motts: Perfect title!! :-)

...but it does look like the Velveteen Rabbit at the bottom middle :-). Very cool shot!

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!.....(runs to hide under the bed and peep out with only one eye open.........).... This is JUST like a bad dream I had last night, that actually WOKE me up out of a sound sleep, and made me turn on the light (8-0

Makes me think of all the people who went there every Sunday. That was their "everyday (week?) existence", and we'll never know them, and they'll never know us. Wonder where they are now, and what they're doing. Now expand that thought to all of the other buildings on this site (or on the planet) and all the people who spent their daily lives at work or living there (also include all the buildings that don't exist anymore, built and gone long before any of us was born), then try to think of the endless number of lives and the sheer Variety of situations and events in those lives, all completely different than every others. Then, just for kicks, expand that to try to imagine every life ever lived, from birth to death, that ever happened in the history of humanity......makes my brain hurt a little.

......"and so Pandora thought....'What the heck can it hurt?'......." and the rest is history.