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Starlene was another girl I remember
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Hi Patrick, I also remember Danny who dated Sandy. There was a counselor named Rick. Laurie G from Cape Cod. Are you the one who had a lot of freedom/ privileges before you left? Have you stayed in touch with anybody?
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This hospital with it's style of architecture has basically the same look as some of the old Army buildings on Fort Lewis in Washington State.
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I saw the two air conditioner units right off the bat but I had to use a "2 power" magnifying glass to find the third A.C. unit. It took me about 8 or 10 seconds to find it.
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When I was in West Germany (Bavaria) in the late 1980's in some beer bars I remember there were stamped ceilings.
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In the political contest between the floor and the wall and the ceiling: the votes are all in now. And we have a winner. The floor has won by a landslide.

Mints
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It looks like the ceiling will collapse first before the floor does.

Mints
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A young and nimble male or female track and field college athlete might be able to make this jump only one time but I would say that the odds are highly against it.

Mints
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Do these pianos play strains of haunting music at midnight and or at 3:00 O'clock a.m. ?

Stranger in the Fog
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I was wondering what purpose does the screen on the door serve.

1030 p.m. Sun City, California
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Matt , I know everybody your talking about , mike I, sandy w , Sean g , I'm trying to think of who you are , I hung out with vicky t, we used to always listen to the oz(ozzy) at the teen center , I'm pretty sure I know you , I can come up with a lot of first names w/last initials, from ward e to ward d. Get back to me we will hook up ,
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Motts send you all info, to get this going ,
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Mr motts, let me know when you are ready on this page
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It would have been great for this wood to have been reused. You can't even buy quality wood like they would have used anymore.
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I know there are so many issues with this, but it would be nice if the states would let licensed scrappers go in and remove wood/doors/fixtures once these are officially abandoned. There are so many board feet of very high quality trim that could be reclaimed and reused.