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haha vandals came out and lifted this sink
mike
Sun 06-26-2005
No, I bet it was a stone sink to start.
Nick
Tue 12-20-2005
hihi i have to laugh at this pic cuz i remember where i once worked there was the same sink with that water faucet thingy and it was perfect to spray water everywhere and even on others who were bugging me. >:-)
Chipy
Thu 04-13-2006
i wonder what happened to that poor lonely sink
from under your bed
Wed 05-03-2006
I'm guessing some person took the sink and sold it on Ebay. Alot of people do this all the time. Building shuts down, people vandalize it, and they steal the "good stuff" and they keep it or sell it at a local shop or online.
Ozzy
Mon 03-05-2007
its a sink thay use in catering if u look agean u can see the sink and the big long thing is the tape it may look like it sient but it is ive used a cupld of them :) big kictens have them
susan
Sun 12-14-2008
I don't understand why you would take that. It belongs in the hospital not in a two-bit project home. Sorry, mini rant there.
Person
Mon 02-23-2009
Nice, those two holes back there? unique light holders? XD
Kimbo
Tue 06-30-2009
No more sink.
Ashley
Sat 11-06-2010
Thr pump don't work, 'cause the vandals took the handle!
Grumpy Ole Artist
Mon 05-09-2011

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