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great shot like something out of a gothic fairytale i would put this on my wall
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My Late Father Served On PC 1239
44-45. Ed Nix SM-3rd Class
PC-1239
Call sign:
November - Charlie - Quebec - Papa
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Yes, this is true! Is a very good insulation, just want to limit your exposure to it.
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A lot of prisoners deserve this kind of treatment ... Seems a little to plush to me !!
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Can't much blame the buildings... Thay didn't do it!
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If you look into the light there is a lady or little girl so please review this picture i am so shocked on what i seen ..
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Way too new to contain PCB's... But sill worth some money , can't believe thay left them there?
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Boiler1220
yes there were sick ass people, I don't know how they live with themselves, knowing all the things they did to innocent children, just makes me soooooo mad to think that we could have died in that place and they wouldn't have even cared....
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Boiler1220
I do too, it makes me wonder what everyone else went thru, did they have it as bad as us or did they have more priviledges then we did, were they allowed to have visitors, things like that....
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My grandfather ran the pines for 35 years as a manager Ernest Reinlieb, did anyone know him? If so please reach out to me.
visionary3@hotmail.com
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Spray painting shitt on the walls is the same as trashing it...
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I don't think any one really realized how dangerous these ropes were. LOL. Looking back, climbing 30 feet into the air with nothing waiting for you at the bottom besides hard gym floor was NOT the best of ideas.
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John, yes Danny was my boyfriend, he was such a cutie with his blond curly hair, but, he was always getting restrained and I felt so bad, he wasn't treated well there at all. I left before he did and I felt bad to leave him behind and things only got worse for him, he almost died at the hands of Harvey, I will tell him you said hi....Yes some of us were really lucky and came out of there and made a better life for ourselves and some of us just couldn't shake the place and have never been the same....makes me sad....I met the bestfriends there, I will never have friends like I had there....we are all connected for life.....
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John, I soooooo remember Anthony, he was a cool kid, he dressed so cool too. Mike had the cool brown feather back shoulder lenght hair and as for Danny I talk to him everyday and saw him a few times in the past couple years. Kim C was my roomate, she was so in love with Justin from the Moody Blues and always carried around their record album. I have tried to turn something good out of something bad, if I didn't then my life would be screwed up.....
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Patrick, I am so glad that you are doing so well, I don't know if we brought it on ourselves, I mean we were locked up and some of the staff were really mean, like Jack,Harvey,Joanna and Melanie....Willie and Suzanne were the cool ones....Glad you are successful and own your own business, and I agree about taking what we went thru and turning it into something good. I think socierty didn't know wwhat to do with us and neither did our parents so it was just easier to give us up to the state. We should have a get together, the building is gone now but, it will never be forgotten and I met the best of friends there and will never forget anyone....I will keep in touch...