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Oh ughh disgusting...I guess I don't wanna know how that got there...or maybe I do (curiosity killed the cat, ya know!)
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Is that a mirror at the end of the corridor? And HOW many times have you been to that place
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I wasn't there. My brother brought back part of a dirty wrist bone and what looked like the ring finger and the pinky in a plastic bag.
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Isn't it some sort of crime to erase historical evidance? Some guy already bought some 70 odd acres of land costing him $18 mill. for his apartment idea. I keep popping up because I am doing a report on some of the things that went on and why it was closed so suddenly. This is the closest I've gotten to finding any info.
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WHERE WERE THE SMART ONES? [SORRY I JUST HAD TO DO IT.]
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A skeletal hand? Really? Yuck, I had to "assemble" one for Anatomy class. You positive it was a hand? It's not I don't believe you but that just seems...wow. What else was around the area?
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Wow, do you think someone was in there shortly before you? I mean, lights have to burn out eventually...and leaving them on isn't all too bright, either...I'd think it could be a fire hazard.
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I know it may seem a bit sick but I am interested in knowing what kinds of things REALLY happened behind those walls. One of my brothers and their friend went there and found part of a skeletal hand down in one of the tunnles. Did you find any interesting stories in that file room?
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I created a program that resizes and optimizes each photo for the web then stores them in a database, so that information probably gets lost somewhere along the way. I also shoot in RAW so I'm not sure if that information even gets pulled from there...
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No, this stuff was arranged on the table like that when I got there and no, I didn't try them on
I'll check my email again tonight, mine's been weird too.
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No, the lights were on already, I try to avoid flipping switches in a power plant that's still juiced!

I remember someone telling a story where they were messing around with some old controls to a giant conveyor belt and it actually started up and began to move... you never know.
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at least your hands would be clean when you plucked them out.
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I'll share, just not with Lynne, she put a muzzle on me.
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Don't feel bad (dirty), Bob. I met my Hubby in a laundry room of a motel we worked in, Laundries can be fun!

or maybe we are both demented?
Well would you, Lynne?