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DAMN! thats some hardcore floor buckling.
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Have you ever come across a camper or a homeless person because that would be the scariest thing to happen to me in my book.

Snapping away taking pictures when somebody taps you on the shoulder " what are you doing here?! "
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Is it just me or does that look really relaxing.
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I want that.
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Nice.
Hey boiler1220 - so you were on ward D from 88-91? I remember three staff members, one was named Eric, white guy, skinny, had a beard, always wore a public enemy t-shirt "fear of a black planet" I believe, the second was Janet, huge boobs, lots of bangs, I could still spank to it just thinking about her, then there was this other guy Mark, always wore a leather jacket, there was one dude who was totally queer we all made fun of, and some older lady who worked there that spoke like she was retarded. They had a Nintendo in the rec room on the 2nd floor. The restraint bag was a body length, green, 2 jacket system with an inner plastic vest sleeve that had straps which would zip your wrists to your ankles, and then there was a canvas outer bag which had wood 2 x 4's running the entire length of the inside to keep your body strait like a pencil which had cinch straps as well as carry handles. they would leave you face down w/ a fan on you for hours after shooting you in the ass w/ thorazine if you got too lippy or tried to hit someone. One of the head Doctors was named Dr. Strongburg. Any of this ring a bell?
Open to the public Thursday, 9/27 from 5:30-9:30pm
It will be open to the public Thursday, 9/27 from 5:30-9:30pm. It is part of the Museums By Moonlight event.
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I'm checking out these pictures because my friends last name is Wagner. Hey Aiden if you read this... hi. And sweet wallpaper. Makes me want to own a little cottage like this. A cozy little place in the middle of nowhere where you can just kick up your feet and let your worries melt away.
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Damn.
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i want that as a wallpaper. to bad i brought it up like 5 years to late.
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Something about this screams "your going home"
These are, by far, some of the most incredibly spectacular shots I've seen from you yet, Motts, and I've been following this site for about 7 years now! Love it! <3
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plastic comb plastic wrap around blades mid 50s 60s
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Id pay a small fortune for those curtains....