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Hooks

The hooks and wire up above were probably from a removed drop-ceiling.
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cool b&w
nutsy fagin
Sat 03-29-2008
Great shot!

Looks like someone in the doorway, sitting at a desk.
Weebs
Sat 03-29-2008
geez Weebs on second look you are right*hums yheme fom Twighlight Zone*
nutsy fagin
Sat 03-29-2008
oops thats theme *blushes*
nutsy fagin
Sat 03-29-2008
Not gonna lie, Weebs is right it does kinda look like someones at the desk
K-Thrash
Sun 03-30-2008
Very eerie!
Lost Little Lucy
Tue 04-01-2008
WOW, the black and white is stunning!!!
Jen
Mon 04-07-2008
I agree... it so eerie...and im totally into it...
ryumi_chan
Fri 05-16-2008
I would have used a much longer 'Island' in that kitchen. That buffet table is way to small.
Jack_
Mon 07-21-2008
this is not the kitchen its part of the laundry.
russell black
Sat 06-13-2009
OK I will dare ask...what are the hooks for??

And OMG it DOES look like someone sitting there!
MamaToFiveInPA
Wed 12-15-2010
@MamaToFiveInPA: The hooks supported a metal grid suspended from the ceiling. Then ceiling tiles were laid into the square or rectangle openings. This "dropped ceiling" decreased the square footage to be heated or cooled making the power bills significantly lower. Dropped ceilings weren't nearly as interesting or attractive as original tin or plaster ceilings, but money often trumps beauty.
Larry D
Fri 08-19-2011
I hate drop ceilings!
eldokid@aol.com
Wed 09-28-2011

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