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I don't suppose the broom sees much work these days..... ;-/
saywardstudio
Sat 11-08-2008
I agree with saywardstudio too.
Deb
Sat 11-08-2008
I wonder what those floor tiles are made of, not trypical hospital floors.
jackieb
Mon 11-10-2008
Kind of looks like a big scrabble board.
Van Gogo
Mon 11-10-2008
Love this shot.
Indigo
Mon 11-10-2008
So you WERE cleaning!! : )
That is a nice perspective....
Tony C.
Tue 11-11-2008
Fabulous shot Motts!
Jude
Tue 11-11-2008
Reminds me of the first job I ever had...
Weebs
Wed 11-12-2008
ahhhh thats where I left that broom
Joe
Fri 11-14-2008
I never understood straight, the angle of the handles on those things - I reiterate this feeling> : / and have done my share of sweeping, they should put clasps near the threaded end to keep the handles from unscrewing. Invention Idea, you might call it in - at your will! LOL
Cyrus
Fri 11-14-2008
Very striking!
C-Note
Tue 11-18-2008
Striking shot
Mel
Mon 11-24-2008
The 1900's circus sweeper with the hat and big mustache just dropped everything and
ran to see what happened.
guitorman
Tue 12-02-2008
Lord Motts......~Me likey this one, Sir.
~Me
Tue 12-02-2008
The janitor that came in but never came back out....creepy. Love the photo Motts, looks like my broo,. 0.o Oh god, now I won't be able to look at the broom....to creepy. Dammit Motts!
Person
Mon 02-23-2009

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