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(Note: the bottom photo is not from the listing. My young son just did that for me. Should I report myself to CPS and just get it over with?)
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17 comments:
"That's no ordinary furnace! It's got a mean streak a mile wide! It's got huge sharp ... it can leap about ... LOOK AT THE BONES!"
Haha! Excellent enhancement on the second pic!
- a Carol
That thing is scary, but at least the toilet is clean.
I couldn't sleep knowing that was in the basement.
Poor robot lost an eye in 'Nam.
Report yourself to CPS as an awesome mom - the second drawing is proof.
I just decided that watching Eraserhead before going to bed possibly wasn't the best idea, and that I should clear my head with a little Internet. Now I'm doomed.
Of coarse not. You should apply to get him an art grant and then sit back & let him take care of you.
When my wife and I were looking at houses a while back, we toured a house with an ancient forced-air furnace. The thing had so many tubes and ducts running in and out of it that it looked like Cthulhu's deformed son. And it was in this tiny, dingy, dark closet of a room. Creepy.
Am I the only one who saw something, er, NSFW in the first picture?
Hello, Dr. Freud, how did you get in here?
I see something a bit more creepy, which is that the pipes are just two of the legs extending from a giant spiderlike alien creature, like Maman by Louise Bourgeois.
I'm glad that image was cropped.
I love your son's enhancement of the photo!
I'd like to see a cage match between that furnace and my great-grandmother's (no-longer functioning) coal furnace.
That thing gave me nightmares. It STILL gives me nightmares.
OMFG. What the heck were they thinking?!
Did anyone else notice that the front door is like two feet off the ground with no steps?
Wasn't this thing in the basement of the Stanley Hotel [ok, The Overlook] in Steven King's The Shining?
"The thought came into Jack Torrance's mind full-blown...the boiler. It has a tendency to creep and could blow quite easily."
The concrete floor in the basement has a classic "detail" common in the 50's and 60's. Nowadays when you scrim the excess concrete off the slab, you shovel the extra off and dispose of it. Back then they would sometimes avoid this step by piling the extra on the sides of the foundation, making a little concrete hill around your floor. In theory this could be handy if a pipe breaks.
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