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That looks like fun to fall down drunk, doh! ow! doh! ow! dohh! owww!
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I wonder why the window curtains were tied in a knot like that.
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Beautiful craftsmanship and details.
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Wow, this is a huge campus. The green vines on that red brick are beautiful.
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I've said it before. Nature eventually reclaims everything. It's fascinating to watch something as massive as this building transform.
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They should fire that electrician, even years after the fact.
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http://www.institutionalgreen.org
I wish these comment boxes had an edit function for my clerical errors.
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Hey, I hope everybody went back to Lynne's comment and looked at those great pictures of Motts. He is so tidy.
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very sad
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It seems that institutionalgreen.com has been hijacked by the cheesy Chinese, it's now
http//www.institutionalgreen.org
Also in case no one already knows, institutional green is people. it's made out of people, IT'S PEOPLE!!!
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Many people still use negative pressure ventilation - particularly patients with neuromuscular disorders. My fiance uses one from portalung.com to sleep. They're not so bad when you are only inside them over night. Not nearly as steampunk or as scary as the models in the picture.
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The intense shadows made this for me. Also I've always been one to take for eerie labratories.
Not sure which is the creepiest....The painting, the photo,
or the comments! ROTFLMAO!
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The creeping light I like
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I find it enchanting. The slight angle, and the decay along with the debris makes it for me. I find the monotone intensifies it. How I like me some good Hallway shots ahahaha XDDD