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MountainHip - 09-17-2004
don't know if this had been posted or not. they've got a pool!
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chancellor - 09-18-2004
yes they have a pool, pool table too
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chancellor - 09-18-2004
and many other things only a few know about
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Tthip - 09-18-2004
One warning for people.
Make sure you do not put bathhouse when searching for this site.
Trust me the 2 H's - well, just trust me - that sucked.
For gods sake put only one H.
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Andre Cardinal - 09-18-2004
There seems to be something missing from this picture...
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vicariousmartyr - 09-18-2004
I get it!
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Tthip - 11-08-2007
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There is a new link on TheHip.com for The Bathouse - So I clicked it.
The website has been redesigned recently with a ton of new pictures added in the gallery.
And if anyone feels like indulging me - go to the gallery and tell me what the picture on the wall is in photo's 5 and 6. To me it looks like TMNT, but I have NO clue, it could be a famous picture for all I know.
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sean.bonner - 11-08-2007
I'm not sure what that poster is...
But, by far the coolest "poster"...and picture is this one:
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chris - 11-08-2007
Tthip Wrote:http://www.thebathouse.com/index.html
There is a new link on TheHip.com for The Bathouse - So I clicked it.
The website has been redesigned recently with a ton of new pictures added in the gallery.
And if anyone feels like indulging me - go to the gallery and tell me what the picture on the wall is in photo's 5 and 6. To me it looks like TMNT, but I have NO clue, it could be a famous picture for all I know.
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I think it is of soldiers:
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Summiteer - 11-08-2007
I think the FC one is the one that was on Ebay long time ago, and ya It looks like WWI era soldiers with doctors masks on....
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laliber - 11-08-2007
love the goalie pad :thumb:
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sean.bonner - 11-08-2007
Summiteer Wrote:I think the FC one is the one that was on Ebay long time ago, and ya It looks like WWI era soldiers with doctors masks on....
No, those are the original printouts that were used to make the album cover.
Don't think that was ever on eBay
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Summiteer - 11-08-2007
sean.bonner Wrote:Summiteer Wrote:I think the FC one is the one that was on Ebay long time ago, and ya It looks like WWI era soldiers with doctors masks on....
No, those are the original printouts that were used to make the album cover.
Don't think that was ever on eBay 
They prawly most likely had one made for themselves, but there was one like it on ebay awhile back, pretty sure seller was from Kingston,(if i'm not mistaken i think he said pickup for the audtion requirements)cause I remember thinking to myself shipping for something that big would kill me

hock:
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skippy the wonder dog - 11-08-2007
Summiteer Wrote:I think the FC one is the one that was on Ebay long time ago, and ya It looks like WWI era soldiers with doctors masks on....
WWI-era gasmasks, probably.
The first masks were made of cloth and were rather shapeless.
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NegPhil - 11-09-2007
Collections Canada.com
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The Macpherson gas mask
Inventor: Cluny Macpherson (1879-1966)
During the First World War the German army used poison gas for the first time, against Allied troops at Ypres, France in 1915. A soldier's only protection was to breath through a handkerchief or other small piece of fabric soaked in urine.
Out of necessity, Doctor Cluny Macpherson, from St. John's, Newfoundland, quickly came up with the idea of a gas mask made of fabric and metal. Using a helmet taken from a captured German prisoner, he added a canvas hood with eyepieces and a breathing tube. The helmet was treated with chemicals that would absorb the chlorine used in the gas attacks. He had invented the world's first gas mask. After a few improvements, Cluny Macpherson's helmet became the first gas mask to be used by the British army.
This Canadian's invention was the most important protective device of the First World War, protecting countless soldiers from blindness, disfigurement or injury to their throats and lungs. Gas masks are worn by millions of soldiers around the world today.