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Plaster Sinks

Plaster Sinks

These sinks were filled with plaster, they might've shut the tap water off before the plant closed.
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They left the soap...
cecilia
Tue 05-17-2005
Why would they fill sinks with....plaster?
Max
Wed 06-15-2005
Yea, good question Max
Radar
Mon 08-22-2005
The only reason I can think of is to keep sewer gas from backing into the building, it's up to the overflows, odd way of doing it though.
Bob
Sun 10-02-2005
OOOOOOH! SHAVING CREAM.
A.S.V.
Wed 11-23-2005
this place freaks me out. something is going on here..
why is there still soap.. ?? too many un answered questions.
all the websites about it.. really dont say much about what happened.
star
Tue 11-29-2005
What the hell? Who would do such a thing?
Through The Lens
Thu 01-05-2006
Star... what do you want to know?
Michelle
Sun 03-19-2006
Isn't plaster water soluable?
Jessica
Wed 05-03-2006
So who cares if there's plaster in the sinks, anyway? The old wrecking ball is probably waiting outside.
Nancy
Sat 06-10-2006
It's just hilarious that they would go to the trouble of plastering the sinks............and leave the soap.
Nathan
Thu 07-13-2006
what the hell is that picture of? looks like bob ross
steve m
Sun 07-16-2006
I'm guessing hear but I think they must have filled all of the sinks urinals and toilets with plaster because after a long time of not being in use all of the U-bends would have dried out and because of the only thing that keeps the natural gases from the sewer from backing up undefinedVERY DANGEROUSE!) is the water in the U-bend witch must be substituted for something more permanent undefinedplaster!).

Sorry to kill the romance of it but it did seem strange to me at first also!

Not quite as weird as it seams at first! LOL!

http://encarta.msn.com...61509090/U-bend.html
*-Otocon-*
Sun 09-10-2006
I think I'm the only one who can't see the soap in this picture...
Samantha
Sun 11-12-2006
In between the faucets on the left sink.
Lynne
Sun 11-12-2006
The man in the picture appears to have white eyes. Creepy.
Jessica
Mon 11-27-2006
it could have also been some prank since there are a lot of ppl who go there
anonymous
Fri 05-04-2007
Ok...I'm NOT seeing any "man with white eyes"...

Anyone wanna help me out here!? Or at least pass me a hit! LOL
Session 9
Fri 05-04-2007
Seperate 'spigots' too...one each for hot and cold water...

Good use of tax dollars!
Session 9
Fri 05-04-2007
hey they left one of the lights on the sink there
Ducky
Wed 01-23-2008
All old (maybe pre-WWII?) fixtures had separate hot and cold faucets. I guess mixer faucets (not sure if that's the correct plumbing term) are a relatively modern invention. My grandma's bathroom had a sink with faucets like this and still does, as far as I know.
dme
Mon 10-06-2008
Looks like a picture of Lionel Ritchie... for the All Night Long LP album cover.
Missin' Linx
Sat 12-20-2008
Well said again DME....some of my friends apartments still have old sinks with separates for hot & cold. Nothing unusual there! :)
Cortney
Fri 07-03-2009
it looks like a pic of robert duvall as mccall in lonesome dove
ed morris
Wed 07-21-2010
Is that a clients photo on the sink?
jackie
Tue 09-20-2011
thats strange the way the mirror sits over the sinks ... weird like its not on the wall entirely you know what im saying ?
Biig L
Thu 02-09-2012
Nah, I think it's Bob Ross too.
memphisbelle2
Sun 05-13-2012
Plaster molds of a sinks basin...genius
N
Fri 08-24-2012

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