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Nuns used that to lower their child victims down into the torture dungeon.
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Zombies come out from under there at night.
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In my experience patients were not left in the dark. There was a florescent light on 24/7.
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Mica
you make me look at photo with a keener eye. i like the ceiling too.
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Tug Bloxom is still there, went to see how much damage was done by superstorm Sandy and it is still there.
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My daughter attends Job corps and hears voices and noises regular in the dorms. She has recorded the voice of what sounds like an 11yr old boy. I'm very curious as to what went on in these buildings.
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Ihate to say this but thats not tile on the walls its ceramic block much like bricks
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My daughter attends Job corps and hears voices and noises regular in the dorms. She has recorded the voice of what sounds like an 11yr old boy. I'm very curious as to what went on in these buildings.
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I agree, I am so glad you are back. Everytime I go home to Germany I think of you and wonder if you are in the same country or even the same continuent. Ha!
Ephemera: Resurrection
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wall paper?
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Pretty clean floor. Again! They keep sweeping................In this shot i like the tags. Usually i don´t. And that window with all the green outside looks like a painting. I really like that!
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This place is so dangerous! Awesome shot! May you always be well and safe!
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The tokers actually took their time to sweep the floor; and then decorate it. Hmm - interesting!
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It appears as though there are alot of things to look at in this room that we can't see from here...all the eyes are gazing at different things around the room but not one of them notices the bathtubs....intentionally unaware and seemingly uncaring are the eyes of a voyeur, diligently scanning the horizons for the vulnerability on which they feed, finding nourishment from the finely tuned focus on your most private and intimate moments. From behind the veil that your comfort provides they are staring. Although now wide-eyed and twinkling from the nourishment, these leering orbs go mostly unnoticed..but don't you feel like your being watched?? A feeling that we always brush off. The darting eyes of your audience unblinking, and they see everything...
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Oh, I really like the lines and greens in this one.