Images 13: the SPOOKY edition

[DHBirr]

I like that cabin, or whatever it should be called, where one interior wall is covered with bookcases.  (Not enough books, of course, but then "enough books" is like "enuf dakka.")  Alas, there's too much vegetation, too close; my allergies would kill me within a week or two.

Is that place with the really ornate ceiling a hotel?  I see what might be "housekeeping carts" on two of the galleries.

That picture with houses and such built all up the hillside ... the locals have a thing for the color red, don't they?

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"Oh, my people had many gods. There was Conformity, and Authority, and Expense Account, and Opinion. And there was Status, whose symbols were many, and who rode in the great chariot Cadillac, which was almost a god itself. And there was Atombomb, the dread destroyer, who would some day come to end the world." — Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen, H. Beam Piper

[Norgarth]

I like that cabin, or whatever it should be called, where one interior wall is covered with bookcases.  (Not enough books, of course, but then "enough books" is like "enuf dakka.")  Alas, there's too much vegetation, too close; my allergies would kill me within a week or two.

Is that place with the really ornate ceiling a hotel?  I see what might be "housekeeping carts" on two of the galleries.

That picture with houses and such built all up the hillside ... the locals have a thing for the color red, don't they?

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"Oh, my people had many gods. There was Conformity, and Authority, and Expense Account, and Opinion. And there was Status, whose symbols were many, and who rode in the great chariot Cadillac, which was almost a god itself. And there was Atombomb, the dread destroyer, who would some day come to end the world." — Lord Kalvan of Otherwhen, H. Beam Piper

The first was described as 'a private library' if I recall correctly, and the ornate building is the Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico

The one with all the houses is from Tibet

[robkelk]

The first was described as 'a private library' if I recall correctly, and the ornate building is the Gran Hotel Ciudad de Mexico

Looks to be a relatively affordable hotel, too, for a place in downtown Mexico City.

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Mouseover text: "Haunted Halloween masks from a mysterious costume shop that turn you evil and grow into your skin score a surprisingly high 80% filtration efficiency in R. L. Stine-sponsored NIOSH tests."

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[Labster]

This was my actual Halloween costume when I was a teenager.  My fence was quite a bit bigger, though.  And I had a proper fishing hat.

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[robkelk]

Amazing what "a girl in a tank top" looks like, isn't it? I think I can find an old image like that somewhere...



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[DHBirr]

Or, my favored phrasing:  "The pages of a book are my walls against the world."

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[Star Ranger4]

...  have to agree with the poster on this.  the correct answer, if you were wondering is 2 + (2x4) (because of the order of operations!)  and, given that we are adding and or multiplying EVEN NUMBERS...  (IE divisible by 2)???  errr... that is really... umm... Odd?  *ROFL*

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