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Pulled the Plug

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Almost appears the water on the floor came from the sink
Maniac Mike
Thu 11-19-2009
From the water mark on the wall , a heck of a lot of it was pump out or, floods in periodically.
Suasponta
Thu 11-19-2009
Stagnant water reminds me of green pea soup!
LucieLou
Thu 11-19-2009
It looks like the water level changes, judging by the marks on the wall. Very cool shot!
Jude
Fri 11-20-2009
Ewwww! XD
redinkreign
Fri 11-20-2009
It needs a glow-in-the-dark soap dispenser.
autoguy
Sun 11-22-2009
or simply a soap dispenser that doubles up as a lamp (*snigger*)
serenityjane
Mon 11-23-2009
It is water on the floor. JackieB where are you at.
Debbie
Mon 11-23-2009
serenityjane - LOL give him a break its been over 4 years since that post!!
Missin_Linx
Sat 12-12-2009
When I look at this photo I can almost smell the water...ewww!
Krista
Fri 12-25-2009
I dont know where that water cmae from but I wouldnt want to go near it. Miss you Debbie.
jackieb
Sun 01-03-2010
I don't thik we will ever let Mott's live down the whole soap dispenser/lamp mix up. :)
KittyKat
Tue 01-19-2010
I think a link to that post should appear on the front page, or at least in a FAQ!
Doctor DETH
Mon 03-22-2010
per history channel - Berlin has a very high water table - and as such stuff underground floods regularly - and did during the war as well - and had to be pumped out regularly. Even in bunkers that were built on top of hills - the first floor above ground and any under flooded.
frawggie
Thu 12-09-2010

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