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this is so creepy. a favorite by far
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I agree with Claude as well. I briefly worked at a place for the severly mentally ill and some of the consumers as they called them, the PEOPLE there were from Willowbrook. It was very sad to see the traits they had picked up from a place like that however it was good to know that where they are now residing they were taken care of properly. If ever sent to fend on their own I dont think any of them would survive.
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hello im looking for peter black is he still about
alfie
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in a very odd way, I find this image as one of the most peacful captures of them all. Great shot Motts.
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oof! Makes my stomach chern a little bit. Avast it's pretty epic.
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babaaha looking at my comment from 08 XD Well It's rather true they kinda do look like people I've seen irl. But looking and observing harder I see a Hana Barbara mash up. Scooby-Doo at the haunted insane asylum anyone?
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Beautiful. Just beautiful. The symmetry is perfect.
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Zombies... Zombies everwhere OwO.
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Nice vibrant white then BLACK
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Warm hues give it a disturbing comfort. :)

Strikes me as a seclusion. Reminds me of the one you took at Fullers.
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Intense!
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If you read how the device was used, non of the liquid went into the lungs or extracted from the lungs. It was simply to just push gas and collapse the lung. So that chunk of stuff in the bottle isn't any kind of body part/fluid.
Ephemera: Consumption
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The entire quote is very interesting, and I can see why they taught it to the inmates. I do not believe he was saying that education was unimportant, but that ones Attitude about education, or lack thereof, could have a profound effect on all people; regardless of all that life puts one through.

Throughout my long career my attitude was judged more than my accomplishments in many cases.
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it DOES look like a principal's office...
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you're pictures are great! ive always wanted to go to a place like this. i am now doing some research on mental institutions, and this website has really helped! :) you're really lucky you got to see that stuff.