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Ach mein Gott, that’s the ideal new headquarters for the Mercury! The upstairs room is pretty cool, there’s a sizeable bar to serve as Humphrey’s “office,” and the rest of the building is empty, I think, so there may be some emergency crash pads available for the low low cost of a bit of freelance wall-tunneling.
I think the building has a door just to the south of the double doors that has one of those big pretty red “U” signs over it. That’s good, right?
@McAngryPants: I’m a little worried. Do you think our comments here are funny enough? Because Colin might’ve wanted to stop by this thread, and I have a nagging sense that we may have ruined it for him.
I don’t think a building can be responsible for deaths, unless it’s in a Stephen King novel.