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Boiler

Boiler

A massive boiler sits underneath the building.
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And the behemoth is asleep...
Roxie Z
Wed 03-09-2005
Now THATS my defination (sp?) of a fixer upper. lol
Jacob
Sun 05-15-2005
If this doesn't scare the bejeebers of you, nothing will. :`-)
Lynne
Sat 06-11-2005
evil monster deep a sleep under the roof
faizan
Thu 06-23-2005
Let sleeping behemoths lie...
Twug
Mon 10-10-2005
Do the shopping carts belong to former homeless residents of the building maybe? (Were there hobos living there ever?)
benihana
Thu 11-10-2005
Did they paint the boiler? Or is that nasty stuff not paint but insulation?
Ack
Fri 11-11-2005
It's insulation, just catching some green reflected light.
Motts
Fri 11-11-2005
shopping carts? evidence of homeless living there?
Duran
Mon 02-06-2006
good I am not the only one who is wondering about the shopping carts!
rtotten
Thu 02-23-2006
these things scare me...i always think they mite explode...
cory
Thu 05-25-2006
there normally very carful with these things now days
jeremy
Wed 06-21-2006
How would shopping carts explode?
Bertram
Tue 07-18-2006
Only freddie Kruger could love a boiler that big and ugly.
D.J
Tue 10-17-2006
Cripes! That does look like a Kruger boiler room.
Zebra
Wed 10-18-2006
one two, Freddy's coming for you, three four you better lock your door, five six grab your crucifix, seven eight................
seajsd
Fri 10-10-2008

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